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The Jandy guage has a pressure release valve to release pressure before taking apart. How will I do this with the standard gauge linked above?

Our low temp was 8 in this entire thing, never lost power for more than 85 minutes during the rolling blackouts. Nothing froze and no leaks now. However, I noticed during the cold the pressure on the filter was in the 30-40 range with the pump on freeze protect high mode. After it warmed up, I...

The pump on a low speed is very little electricity. There are some members on here who choose to run their pump on low 24/7 forever.

Thats nothing. Plaster crew will likely knock off some spots.

Yeah it looks like they are just going on top of the old plaster and therefore just new tile on top. Im not sure if it is standard protocol to leave the old water line tile, but people tile over existing tile all the time inside. Maybe @bdavis466 knows more.

Are they plastering over the old plaster or did they do a chip out? If they are plastering over the old plaster you have to account for that with the new tile as well. I could be wrong.

Seems like normal variations to me. My pebble tec pool has some of those spots.

Ah okay. I think the SLAM guidelines mention 1 or less? you are right on the cusp. Good luck!

This is what you stated: Came home 10 am. 13.5 Came home at 230. It’s 10. Got home it’s 10. I did it 3 times. So do I have algae or did the heat burn off that much even with my cell on? The chart shows the higher the chlorine the quicker the natural loss. That's all Im trying to help...

Ive seen this posted. In general, chlorine at a higher concentration (blue line) doesnt last as long as lower values.

Chlorine burns off much fast at high values. Seems like normal UV burn off to me.

Original poster is a good buddy of mine. I’ve been helping him along over the past week. I was at a loss so I suggested he make an account and post. The problem I have and not sure what to do with, is his pool is crystal clear but still losing considerable chlorine overnight.

Think about becoming a supporter. It help them keep the site running!

2 skimmers and one return? You need at least 5 or 6 returns for that big of a pool. I would also recommend a main drain too.

Just think about how much money you made by being home and looking at the bags on the truck. WOW.