Not moving, pulsates slowly - Universal Kreepy Krauly In-Ground Pool Cleaner

If the brake pedal pulsates while high speed braking, the rotors are warped/out of round. This can also produce noise as it can cause the caliper to move back and forth. You either have poor quality/cheap parts installed or the parts were installed with improper lube on the slide assemblies and there is dirt/rust causing the pins not to move freely or the pad shims are old and rusted causing the pads to stick and overheat the rotors. Have the brakes inspected for the source of the problem

check the TPS sensor as it could have a bad spot in it. also the trans maybe going in and out of overdrive at that speed.

If the pump is pulsating rapidly most likely valves are leaking or debris under valve keeping one or more from closing. If the pump pulsates slowly, comes up to pressure then low pressure then repeats, problem is pressure regulator /bypass. Or you could have a combination of both. Try lowering the pressure to lowest setting to see if slow pulsation stops. As parts age within pump and debris hinder operation you can no longer operate at full pressure. To make the pump last, use highest pressure as needed and everyday work using only 60 to 75 percent of capacity.

If your pool cleaner is moving slowly and not pulsating, there are a couple things that you will want to check and/or adjust. Make sure that the main drain is closed. It is a common problem with these pool cleaners not operating correctly if the drain is not closed. Use your flow gauge to make sure that there is adequate flow. Poor water flow through the cleaner can cause these problems. Backwash the filter and clean out any skimmer baskets. Clogs can cause loss of suction and prevent movement. Make sure that the diaphragm is not damaged. Check for hose leaks and air entering the line at all connections.

a lot of iffy things could be happening here..
verify proper amperage draw through the ignitor.. i believe thats a 3.2-3.5 amp system but check the label thats on the gas valve, it will have the ratings listed on there for sure. make sure amperage draw is in the middle of the range as some gas valves are less tolerant of low amperage draw than others.
it almost sounds like your amperage load may be on the low side, just enough to open the valve regularly but not open fully..
its on its way out if so..
the popping could be the gas coming into the oven slowly enough to NOT blow directly across the ignitor properly, (igniting it instantly if it were) and allowing it to pool in the enclosure some because of the low amperage draw through the ignitor, eventually firing with a bang..

yes the regulator vent could be plugged, but another thing is if you are on bottled gas/lp/propane for your source of fuel the regulator at the tank could be faulty also, causing the pulsing flame..
hope this helps,
best of luck,
ttfn

no, the led is not supposed to pulsate. this means that either you have a bad ground, or your speakers are going bad. if the voice coils in your subs are getting too much power, they will slowly burn out until they short circuit. i had the same problem with two rockford fosgate p1 subs on a boss riot 2500 amp.

your car is in denial.... Have your battery load testest. If it has any plate issues it can mislead the alternator regarding its state of charge abd, by all means make sure your battery cables are clean and tight. good luck

For low water volume - or "Trickling" effect...

1. Turn off the water supply to both hoses.
2. Remove hoses (one at a time so you don't get them confused)
3. On the washer side - look for a removeable screen inside wher you just removed the hose.
4. Using a small screwdriver - pop out the screen and reverse-flush it/clean it. It will likely be full of sediment and calcium deposits from your pipes.
5. Replace the inlet screens.
6. Re-fit the hose to the machine.
7. Turn on water supply valves.
8. re-try.


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Yes, the only other thing I would do and you may have done this is to put the hose directly over in the washer tub and turn the water on to check the flow. If that's good then replace the water valve.

Your set might have loose conections ,a few places to check is the horizontal driver transformer and the convergence IC's,they develop loose conections and need to be resoldered,if you are familiar with tv service and soldering is something you could do ,some conectors might get disconected when you flip the board,but if you are not too familiar I would suggest you call for assistance from a servicer.Besides the places I mentioned I am sure the set has other overheated places that need resoldered as well.Let Us know how it goes.