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question about Jacuzzi filter...
dbldee20:
Settle down there big dawg. Is the rudeness really necessary? Sorry, I didn't realize I was dealing with someone who designed my spa. Like I stated, this is my first spa and it wasn't new. It didn't come with a filter(also stated) and furthermore, the pic in the manual doesn't show it "floating." The tech who put in a flo switch for me even said it was set up correctly. It's not a stretch to assume it's supposed to lock down on under the rim, if you put a tiny bit of pressure on the filter bucket it locks down easily. When I picked it up that's how it was. Maybe I thought you just weren't familiar with an older Jacuzzi or you weren't clear on what I meant. My apologies for getting you all fired up. GFYS pal
Dr. Spa™ Ret.:
Who could imagine that someone named Jacuzzi Jim, with over 1500 posts, would have a clue, eh?
Chas:
So - it floats then?
I'm getting it,
I think.
Did we help the OP yet?
8)
Jacuzzi Jim:
--- Quote from: Dr. Spa™ on May 28, 2012, 12:41:48 am ---Who could imagine that someone named Jacuzzi Jim, with over 1500 posts, would have a clue, eh?
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Thanks Doc! I went back for the 3rd or 4th time and re-read what he was asking, and what I replied. Reminds me of my kids when I tell them to do something. Guess thats what it takes sometimes. A simple thank you would have been nice.. I can't wait for the chem questions to start!
Once again good luck to you dbldee20, glad I was able to help..
Jacuzzi Jim:
--- Quote from: Chas on May 28, 2012, 12:48:43 am ---So - it floats then?
I'm getting it,
I think.
Did we help the OP yet?
8)
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Doubtfull! I was ready to give him my phone number like I often do. Now, not a chance! :-X
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