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So. He insisted on trying drop down. It did drop the fine white powder to the bottom, and then next vacuumed what could be vacuumed up. I expect it'll go cloudy again and then he'll open the filter to look at the zeo sand. anyway, he told me I could refinish pool myself, that it's not...

Considering it might be the zeobrite sand as well. Reading some stories of people with similar cloudy water and balanced chemicals because the zeo wasn't working. Having the person who installed it come open up the filter tomorrow since it is still under warranty.

current test results: FC 11.5 CC 0.5 pH 7.6 TA 90 CH 225 CYA 50 I kept the FC above 20 from 4/21 to 5/2. The CC was never above 0.5, and the OCLT was 1.5 at the beginning. I haven't lost any chlorine overnight for a week so I suspect it is a different issue.

After determining the cya was too high, We did a water replacement in March and had a month of perfect water. Then it rained and cloudiness started again. It's now been two weeks of SLAM and it's not getting any clearer. I don't have any overnight chlorine loss and the powder is white...

Sorry for the inaccurate vocabulary. Hoping to rebuild. I read on the forums that I didn't need to completely replace them, which would be a big mess but just replace the innards.

Thanks y'all. I found a piece of cut off pipe from when the sand filter was installed and it's diameter was 2 3/8 in, which means I have 2" PVC I think. I replaced the grease caps 6 months ago. Is a plug different? Anybody have a good video for showing the replacement process? I believe we...

I need to replace these jandy multi valves, they have air leaks. I read that I can buy a neverlube valve and replace the innards/ put on a cap. But How do I determine the size to order?

HELP. It's cloudy again. It started to be a little cloudy last week and so I began a SLAM and I have been SLAMing for 5 days now and it's just getting worse. Before the start of the SLAM, my numbers were FC: 5 CC: 0.5 pH: 7.8 TA: 75 CH: 220 CYA: 50 I've been keeping the chlorine above 20 and...

So my pool has been looking great for several weeks now, thanks y'all. I have a question though that has been puzzling me. If I maintain the recommended FC level of 7 with my CYA of 60, isn't that too high for people to swim in ?

CYA is down to 50! Water looks so much better. Test levels were FC 0.5, CYA 50, pH 8.0, TA 110, CH 110. Added liquid chlorine and some calcium tonight, more calcium and some muriatic acid tomorrow.

Yes I agree a SLAM would help, but I need to lower the CYA first. It explains why previous SLAMS didn't end my algae woes last summer. I've already exchanged some of the water and the CYA is still 150? It must have been very high. My current plan: 1. Lower CYA to 50 2. SLAM 3. Raise CH

So the first week of March before starting this thread I did pool water replacement 4 times (raised water level to top of decorative top tiles, ran vacuum to waste to bottom of top decorative tiles). (8-10 inches height). Pool math is telling me I need to replace 67% of my water to lower CYA to...