I have a kidney shape swimming pool and one side is up agaisnt the fence so it's hard to clean the leaves out of the pool. At the end of the deep end is full of bamboo trees and pine tree from my neighbor's yard. Obviously, I bought the house like this but I did not think it's a problem since I have never owned a swimming pool before. I have not open this pool for 2 years not since it's not worth it. It's supposed to be relaxing but it's more of a problem. Is there a solution?

My heater is coming up with an error message. It says I have a high limit switch problem. I have the manual and it shows the parts blow up diagram, but I cannot tell where this switch (I think there are two) are located. I am fairly well adept at using a volt/ohm meter for troubleshooting. Perhaps someone can tell me where to find and access these switches, and what resistance they should read. Don't know whether they are normally open or normally closed switches. I also noted in the forum that cobwebs can be a problem. Well, I have some good black widow webs in my unit. Could that be the source of my problems. I am going to spray before I get into this too much, but perhaps these webs are the source of the problem? This problem came after a long period of rain storms so perhaps also moisture got into the unit a bit. Unit is about 4-5 years old and was installed when the pool was built. Any help is appreciated.