MY INGROUND SALTWATER POOL IS LOOKING LIKE A LAKE -- GREEEEN

Re: MY INGROUND SALTWATER POOL IS LOOKING LIKE A LAKE -- GRE

Just hold off on testing the CYA for now. Save the tests for after. It's appearing to me that you may have a low CYA level.

It's gonna be impossible to clear up without the pump running. This will just prevent further outbreak. I'd save the chlorine until your pump/filter is running to do more shocking.
 
Re: MY INGROUND SALTWATER POOL IS LOOKING LIKE A LAKE -- GRE

Will save bleach...just added 364oz and brushed it like a madman...pretty fast huh! I DO NOT want algae again...I will brush for exercise twice daily if necessary until I get that pump repaired.
 
Re: MY INGROUND SALTWATER POOL IS LOOKING LIKE A LAKE -- GRE

Thinking out loud here.....
I see you have a booster pump. Is there any way this is hooked up to a dedicated line for vacuum? Any way to run this without your main pump? I've never used a booster and am not sure their function, but if you can filter-circulate water at all it will help.
 
Re: MY INGROUND SALTWATER POOL IS LOOKING LIKE A LAKE -- GRE

It only works when the other is on...and it is on its last leg too...don't even know what it it rated...but...I'll look into it...I like what you're thinking...
 
Re: MY INGROUND SALTWATER POOL IS LOOKING LIKE A LAKE -- GRE

If it's gonna mess something up then skip it. Not worth messing up more.
 
Re: MY INGROUND SALTWATER POOL IS LOOKING LIKE A LAKE -- GRE

Your results from 9/18 and 9/19 show CC values ending in an eighth of a ppm.

Can you explain how you got this value? The test kit only has a resolution of half a ppm...

Also, get that pump fixed. I had to replace my pump motor this summer but even with replacing the bearing and doing some impeller maintenance I was able to get it done the day after it quit - can't risk having it down for long. You need that pump running to clear up your pool.
 
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