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Useful Tips
We take great pride in offering assistance to all of our clients in
order to maintain their new investment. Please feel free to browse our
catalouge of tips.
CLEANERS
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- An
automatic pool cleaner will dramatically reduce the time
spent on weekly maintenance.
- If
you fill your pool with well water, you'll need to add a metal
remover.
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FILTERS
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- When
cleaning cartridge filters, soak them in a cleaning solution for
24 hours, then hose them off before reinstalling.
- D.E.
filters should be disassembled and cleaned at least once per season.
- Is
your sand filter 3-5 years old? If so, ask your pool professional
if it's time to replace the sand.
- If
your filter pressure gauge indicates that pressure has dropped
below the normal reading for a clean filter, check to see if you
have a clogged pump or skimmer basket.
- Cleaning
your sand or D.E. filters when you close your pool for the season
will ensure that they are ready for action when you open your
pool the following summer.
- To
obtain maximum filtration and energy efficiency, backwash or clean
your filter regularly, as required.
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GASKETS,
O-RINGS, & RUBBER FITTINGS |
- If
your pool has a deck-mounted junction box, check the condition
of the gaskets regularly--and replace as needed--to make
sure the box cannot be penetrated by water.
- When
closing your pool for the season, coat all accessible o-rings,
rubber fittings, and gaskets with a silicone O-ring lube to keep
them from drying out.
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HEATERS |
- To
maintain your heater's heating efficiency, follow a regular program
of preventive maintenance, including annual inspection and de-liming
of the heat exchanger when necessary.
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- The
addition of fiber optic or automated color changing lighting can
dramatically enhance your nighttime pool enjoyment.
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PUMPS
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- Turn
the pool pump off before operating the multiport valve.
- If
your pump starts running louder or making unusual noises, shut
it off and contact your pool professional.
- Make
a habit of checking and emptying skimmer and pump baskets regularly.
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SKIMMERS
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- To
prevent your skimmer basket from tipping over when the pump
switches on or off, place a small weight or rock in the
bottom (the weight must be larger than the suction pipe below
the basket).
- Check
to make sure the skimmer weir is in place and is moving
freely.
- Make
a habit of checking and emptying skimmer and pump baskets
regularly.
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