Will not start or keeps shutting off
Record any display message, timer setting, or breaker behavior and when it first happened.

Pool Pump Service · Horry County
Help for pumps that will not start, lose prime, leak, make unusual noise, or show variable-speed errors in Conway, Myrtle Beach, Carolina Forest, and surrounding Horry County.
Common Pump Problems
A pump that hums, stops, loses prime, or runs without moving enough water can have several possible causes. We review the pool water level, baskets, valves, filter condition, visible plumbing, pump behavior, and controls as the situation requires.
If the issue calls for a repair or replacement, we explain the findings and quote the work for authorization. Electrical work requiring a licensed electrician is handled by the appropriate trade.
Symptoms We Evaluate
Tell us what you see and hear; these symptoms help us prepare for the visit.
Record any display message, timer setting, or breaker behavior and when it first happened.
Note air bubbles, water level, pump-basket fill, filter pressure, and any recent valve or cleaning changes.
Identify where the water appears or when the sound occurs; turn the system off if there is an obvious electrical hazard.
A photo of the error code, model label, and controller display helps us assess the next step.

Repair Scope
Pump repair depends on the fault, condition, part availability, and the rest of the pool system. We explain the practical options before additional work begins.
How to Request Service
Give us the address, pump brand and model if visible, error code, and any recent changes.
We confirm the Horry County service area, availability, and next steps.
We explain findings and request authorization for any quoted repair or replacement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Pump diagnostics and repair are available to Horry County pool owners even when Aqua Medic does not provide their recurring maintenance, subject to scheduling.
Possible causes include a blocked basket or filter, a valve position, air entering the suction side, or an equipment fault. A site visit checks the water level, flow path, pressure, and pump operation before recommending work.
Yes. Share the pump brand, model, displayed error, and what happened before the fault. We review the equipment and controls to determine the next step.
No. The cause and condition are assessed before repair or replacement is recommended. Parts, labor, and replacement equipment are quoted separately for approval.
Other Equipment
We also diagnose filters, heaters, salt systems, lighting, and pool automation.
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Send the equipment model, symptoms, error code, and Horry County property address. Photos of the equipment label and display can help.