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I would start netting out the debris from the bottom of the pool.

If there is another screw that is easy to access and put back take it out and take the screw to the hardware store or pool supply to find a match. Once a match is found come back and re-install them both. In regards to the liner be very careful in trying to stretch it back as you don't want to...

Need to bring the PH down into the acceptable range of 7.2-7.6

Remember to clean all the joints and glue them. What ever you do you want it to be easier to work on the next time around. Good luck.

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Thanks for your imput lacygirl. As far as reading is concerned I have a degree in Engineering and 18 years experience working on pools I think I have that covered. I did not mention my CYA numbers because I don't have them in front of me I'm posting numbers from memory. I will check the test kit...

My pool doesn't open to the public until May 25, 2014. I worked on this pool for 30 days. I tested the water and I had zeros in every category except ph my ph was 9.3 when I started. I rented a 10 hp motor to pump the leaves and debris out of the bottom while I netted and scooped out about...

Additonally what chemical are you using to specifically fight the algae? Are you using a chlorine free shock or shock with chlorine?

I recently took over as maintenance director over a community center and school. Picture 983 was how the pool looked when I started. They completely let the pool go over the winter. Picture 854 is how the pool looked once I started working on it.

My suggestion is to run the wires in conduit and use nail plates if you are sheet rocking this in. My thought is you don't these wires to be chewed by any wild life.

I would vacuum and net as much leaves and debris out of the deep end as possible then test the water and shock based on those results.

Are you allowing the pump to run long enough? Try taking top off pump and filling with water hose put top back on and see if it primes then.

Did this pool come with the house or did you have it installed?

Sand getting back into pool sounds like some internals maybe broken inside the sand filter. The sand has to be removed in order for the internals to be checked.

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