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I would not put the weeps on the well if your power goes out you will freeze up.

The GS-22 is used to energize the trickle sol to kill the weeps when a low pressure function is selected that uses weep, and i think it also is tied into the low water cut off.

John where did you get the tubing?

Foam brush

The common will only see the inbalance of the 2 if 1 leg is drawing 15a and the other leg is drawing 18a the common would see 3amps. If you think your trouble is the cat pump you should do an amp test on each leg and see if one is much higher than the others at start up and running.

You can use it on any timer sometimes you need to put a relay in to pulse the timer.

If you lay it out i belive it will fit between the coin acceptor slots.

I would start with checking the voltage if you want to check and see if the t-stat is working you can put it in ice and check and see if you get 24v out you can also hook the heater up to 24v and see if it gets hot.

If the tube in the boom for the foam brush is not leaking you could do that

What i did once is drill and tap the foam brush hole and ground it so the spacers would fit back on and removed the foam boom section on the unit.

The switch can stick closed

It sounds like a trickle sol that will close when a low pressure function is used if your weep water is at a higher pressure it could dead head. Ginsan and D/H use this set up. What make are your pump stands?

What kind of issues are you seeing.

You can have 208 without the high leg.

I would take it apart it sounds like you may have some crap stuck in it.

You really dont need a box just a flat SS plate and mount it to the wall next to the box and snake the wires into the coin box.

You may want to check with your state i no in CT only gas stations are allowed to do that.

We have found that the new hydrominders with the plastic stem dont seem to hold up well, but the rebuild kit comes with a brass stem witch works better IMO.

Have you tried moving the door to another bay and see if the problem follows the door

There is a set screw holding the motor to the wheel, in the plastic housing there is a hole turn the motor untill the screw is in line i think its a 3/32