Replacing a Jandy / Zodiac Spa-Side Remote

Please review the user comments below on the topic of pulling the new wire through the conduit. I used a paracord line, but instead of a rope, the professionals usually pull the new cable through the conduit using the old cable. If you watch YouTube videos about how to replace submerged pool light assemblies, you'll see examples of this typical cable-pulling technique. Also, pros often use conduit grease to smooth the process, so look for that, too. This video is long and detailed because it shows a complete picture, including my realistic thoughts and struggles as a first-timer (the target audience of this video). If you are planning to do this repair yourself for the first time (and you want the switch to last more than a few months), the process is not that hard. But you'll need to watch the entire video soup-to-nuts, take notes, and maybe re-watch critical scenes while working through these steps. Lastly, I offer a simple way to protect deck-mounted pool-side switches from sunlight when not in use. Where UV sunlight is the number one reason why these buttons fail after 15 years, my trick may keep you from ever facing this repair again. Here are Amazon descriptions for items I specifically bought for this repair... Jandy Spa Side Remote 4 Function 100 ft. White 7441. Sold by: MyPoolYard (the entire kit shown in the video). Dap 00688 Household Waterproof Adhesive Sealant, 100% Silicone, 2.8-Ounce Tube Any decent outdoor calking will work. [Not shown in this video, but a very good idea... 3M Clear Wire Pulling Lubricant]