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    We just moved into our new house on Tuesday and have been having our pool professionally serviced since 4/15, at least until we feel...
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  • mknauss
    You would need a flowmeter screwed into all the returns at the same time to balance the system. And the overall flow rate would be lower...
  • J
    You could probably get flow meters with a threaded adaptors and screw them into the returns to measure flow if you really want to know.
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  • J
    Make sure that the flow triggers the SWG flow switch to produce chlorine and verify that the weirs are skimming properly. The exact...
  • T
    You should have two drains and covers. Are you sure the valve is open to suction from the main drain? Do you use suction from your...
  • J
    I do not understand what "very little acid" means? What are you measuring, pH? What test kit do you have? What is the procedure...
  • S
    Again this information is super vague for filtering. What metric are we measuring speed with GPM? What is the optimal speed for...
  • J
    Make sure that the flow triggers the SWG flow switch to produce chlorine and verify that the weirs are skimming properly. The exact...
  • PoolStored
    PoolStored replied to the thread SLAM Complete: Still Milky.
    Post pictures of the pool. Have you done ALL of these? Brush and vacuum the entire pool once a day if you can. Brush inside skimmers...
  • ajw22
    OK, so now you are moving your questioning to pump runtime schedules. You run your pump for a reason. Other reasons for running your...
  • S
    This is interesting to me, thank you!
  • mknauss
    Not possible. 8000 gallons weighs about 66000 pounds. You would need 66000 BTU per hour to raise the temperature of 8000 gallons of...
  • setsailsoon
    Photos are a big plus! Photos of your pool as is and equipment are often helpful to get you better answers. You've already gotten some...
  • J
    Get the filter pressure and suction and convert to feet of head. For example a filter pressure of 29 psi is 29 x 2.31 = 67 feet of head...
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  • M
    So I literally have the same pool and was looking at this heater. This reviewer said 1 degree an hour for a 35,000 btu heater in so-cal...
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  • setsailsoon
    How are you testing? Answer to your question is neither. If you have a green pool you need to SLAM. That will involve getting your pH...
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  • T
    TinFoilHat replied to the thread Considering SWG.
    Discountpools.com usually offers an RJ45 upgrade to a RJ60 for $10 and that would be a smart move. And yes, a SWG is clearly a better...
  • ajw22
    Welcome to TFP. Did you just open a closed pool or have you been using Trichlor tablets that crashed your TA. Tell us the rest of the...
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