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When the pool pump is on the dust travels to the skimmer and then it sort of joins together to make bigger clumps. I have a circular wier with no flap so I see it clump in the weir and around it on the outside. But then I check on it couple hours later the amount of dust that should be there...

Does yours skim at the 1500 and 1000 rpm? I made mine at 2500 for 2 hrs just to skim, than 1100 just to move water. For my pool, anything lower than ~1800, the dust just goes toward, but passed the skimmer.

Currently set it at 2500rpm 2 hours and 1100rpm for 2 hours, let's see how it goes.

I read " Three or four hours per day" seems sufficient elsewhere as well.. but it never says at what speed. 4 hours at 1200 rpm circulates much less water than 4 hours at 2200. Thanks for the input.

All season Inground 35,000k gallon Currently pump at default of: S1 Duration 2 hr 3000 rpm S2 Duration 10 hr 1400 rpm S3 Duration 2 hr 2200 rpm I get that you want to run fast at first for skimming purposes... but why does it go slow than faster again? Wouldn't decreasing speed as time goes...

I see because their google rating is great like the others... but when you check resellerratings they have 1.8/10, which seemed really odd - - - Updated - - - I see because their google rating is great like the others... but when you check resellerratings they have 1.8/10, which seemed really odd

Anyone have experience with them?

We have a circuit breaker for it, is a Surge Protector recommended for a Variable Speed Pump?

So let's say you wanted to swim and clean the pool out of the 12 hours your pump is on for, easiest way would be to just manually press the quick clean every 30 minutes while swimming? Also, if you are in socal there is a electric rebate for the superflo.

All season Inground 35,000k gallon Pump set up Picture Air keeps getting into system and loses prime, seems that old pump might be sucking air into the system as it operates and that is where leak is from. The red lines point to leaks. The top one by the backflow valve only leaks a bit of...