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possible clogged filter or pressure switch bad or circulation pump bad

test for circuit or motor failure

Check out the video and articles. Or email or phone the maker on Page 12 of the manual. It should really be installed by an electrician and must have a GFCI. https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfimages/c0/c0a775b7-e7e4-46eb-96a4-77a6eacca9d4.pdf https://www.google.com/search?q=Xtreme+Power+75039+wiring+to+timer ..

It could be a clogged pump basket, impeller, pipe, or skimmer basket. It could also be a closed or broken valve before the pump. In some cases, the pump may have an air leak and is drawing in more air than water. This can reduce filter pressure (and filtration ability).

Question edited for clarity, name of maker. Question moved from washing machines. For water rushing out, try and block from the other side so water doesn't reach the part you are undoing. Here is a parts diagram and all the washers and O-rings. Your local pool supplier probably carries them. https://www.pools.shop/en/intex-spare-parts/whirlpool-pure-spa-bubble-small-1 More here https://www.google.com/search?q=Intex+Purespa+SB-H20+parts ..

have you checked heater? If you do not have the tools or skill, you may better served having it checked.

possible unit motor is overheating or bad drawing on battery

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look for a fuse or capasitor

Did you test the sensor first. ....................

This site may help you. https://poolpartstogo.com/blogs/articles/how-to-fix-an-overheating-pool-pump

Low Flow Error. Check valves are fully open and basket filters are clean. Videos that my help. https://www.google.com/search?q=Code+90+on+my+Intex+Salt+Water+ECO15110-2 ..

if screw holds impeller on it has a backwards thread remove then hold back of motor and turn off impeller regular threads

Contact Intex directly, it is under manufacturer warranty.

possible ignitor bad

ask maker first?

To replace the wheel tubes on an Aquabot Bravo III robotic pool cleaner, follow these steps: 1. Prepare the Pool Cleaner: Turn off the power to the pool cleaner and remove it from the water. Place it on a flat surface, such as a table or workbench, for easier access to the wheels. 2. Remove the Wheels: Locate the wheels that need the tube replacement. The Bravo III usually has four wheels, two on each side. Each wheel has a hubcap covering the axle. Use a flathead screwdriver or your fingers to pry off the hubcap from each wheel. 3. Remove the Wheel Tubes: After removing the hubcap, you will see the wheel tube inside. Carefully pull the wheel tube out of the wheel assembly. You may need to twist and wiggle it gently to loosen it. If the tube is damaged or worn, it should come out easily. 4. Insert the New Wheel Tubes: Take the replacement wheel tubes and insert them into the wheel assembly. Make sure they are properly aligned and seated securely. 5. Replace the Hubcaps: Once the new wheel tubes are in place, put the hubcaps back onto the wheels. Press them firmly until they snap into place, ensuring they cover the axle and wheel tube. 6. Repeat for other Wheels: If you need to replace the tubes on multiple wheels, repeat the process for each wheel that requires a replacement. 7. Test the Pool Cleaner: Once all the wheel tubes are replaced and the hubcaps are securely in place, place the Aquabot Bravo III back into the water and test its operation. Ensure that the wheels are turning smoothly and that the pool cleaner is functioning properly. Note: It's recommended to refer to the specific user manual for your Aquabot Bravo III pool cleaner for detailed instructions and illustrations on how to replace the wheel tubes. The manual will provide you with any additional information or precautions specific to your model.

make sure gas pressure is correct if too low it will overheat or possible blocked burner tubes