- Jun 4, 2012
- 16
Hi! I am in the process of replacing the motor in my pool pump. I thought i had all the parts i needed when i took it apart on Sunday but unfortunately one part that i was not expecting was not reusable and i needed to order a new part which i will not have until Thursday.
So right now the pool has not been running since Sunday and we have temperatures here in Charlotte in the 90's.
My question, should i raise the chlorine level to shock level to fight off any possible algae build up. Right now pool is clear but starting to get dirt in the bottom and algae just starting to appear. I'm a little nervous doing this in still water. Anybody any thoughts/suggestions?
Thanks
Mike
PS Last time i posted contributors were extremely helpful - thank you
So right now the pool has not been running since Sunday and we have temperatures here in Charlotte in the 90's.
My question, should i raise the chlorine level to shock level to fight off any possible algae build up. Right now pool is clear but starting to get dirt in the bottom and algae just starting to appear. I'm a little nervous doing this in still water. Anybody any thoughts/suggestions?
Thanks
Mike
PS Last time i posted contributors were extremely helpful - thank you