Electric Pool Vacuum
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A few items from Amazon
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Polaris Pool Cleaner Booster Pump 3/4HP PB4-60 PB460 $184.00 What drives your cleaner is just as important as the cleaner itself. At the heart of the Polaris Booster Pump is a powerful, fast and durable Magnetek motor. This superior motor, coupled with Polaris quality and technology, sets the Polaris 380, 280 and 180 from all other pool cleaners.... |
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Shop-Vac 9068700 Universal Tool Adapter $8.14 The Shop-Vac universal tool adapter allows you to connect virtually any power tool with an exhaust port to a Shop-Vac wet/dry vacuum. With a 1-to-2-inch diameter range, the adapter custom fits onto any vacuum cleaner's standard hose end. Made of soft, pliable plastic, the adapter can be cut to many different diameters.... |
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Karcher WV50 Lithium Ion Cordless Electric Window/Flat Surface Vacuum $74.99 Includes Cordless Lithium-Ion Window/Flat Surface Vacuum - WV50, Lithium-Ion Battery, 12V Wall Charger, Operating Instructions... |
Electric charge on pool?
We have an electric charge on the pool like Lonewolf asked about 4 years ago. 2 pool guys, 2 electricians, and an engineer, none could solve it. It's fiberglass. When all power is off to the house, there is still a charge. Not while in pool, but if you are touching the concrete and touch the pool you will get buzzzed, petty good if you touch the metal rail at the same time too. Much less if you touch wood at the same time. Not at all if you are on the plastic liner edge only when you touch the water. Seems to be increase when running the vacuum thingy and filter. Seems to dissipate when those aren't run but have to run them some or the pool turns green. Help!
Could use photos of the pool and the surrounding area.
I presume that the 2 electricians checked for a good bonding grid and found no problems.
Do you have an underground service feeder from the utility company? If so, perhaps the wiring is directly buried, runs near the pool (although it shouldn't) , and has a fault to ground.
Just a guess.