Recent content by lokoalex

Im pretty handy. My wife was the one who paid someone to clean the filter while I was away on a business trip.

Filter pressure in filter mode is about 17 Filter pressure in recirc is 0 Pump basket is clean and lubed If the filter was not clean woudnt the pressure be higher?

My pool has been given me issues lately. When in filter position it doesnt prime properly and I see a bunch of small bubbles in the pool. But when I put it in recirculation position it works without a hitch. Eventually when it does work in filter mode it seems like there is no pressure going...

I guess I didnt write that properly. The pressure coming out of the booster seems to be fine because when the hose gets disconnected the water shoots all the way up to the roof is what i meant. I will have to check the pool to see if there is a plug that I am missing.

Im not sure I understand: I am planning on using a side pressure cleaner. If its the vacuum you put in the pool then yes. If I run the booster the way it is now. Water will come out the top there where the hose is supposed to be connected. I think the pressure coming out of there is pretty...

Here is the setup closer. The hose that is hanging there at the top is the one that keeps popping off. Please let me know if this helps. I need to step out for 30 minutes. Will be back.

The size of your pool in gallons (Dont know but its pretty big) In Ground Pool If it's IG, tell us if it's vinyl, plaster/pebble, or fiberglass (Dont know yet) DE Filter Model DE 4800 3/4 HP Pentair LA01N Booster Pump In the image the hose thats connected to the Pentair is removed. Thats why...

Where exactly would I find this winter plug? I removed the plugs from inside the pool and when I turned on the filter I can see the there is water flow to the pool. I have a Pentair LA01N.

Noob here trying to get my pool open for the first time. Hayward DE 4800 filter is working properly. Only issue now is that after the Pentair Booster Pump is running for 20 minutes i hear the hose pop right off. The hose connected to the pump outlet is the one that keeps popping right off and at...