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We have ended up replacing every accessible pipe on the entire pool. Because of the digging we're not sure that we didn't cause more damage than was original, so we just changed every pipe we could get to. So far the leak has been contained...

Yes, we do. But in a rather rudimentary fashion. No one has the expandable “stoppers” as seen in the video. There are only a lot 12-15 swimming pools on this little island. (Ours is about 17 years old now).

I have watched this video a number of times and am reasonably certain that we do not have anyone on this tiny island capable of running the pressure test as described… oh, heaven’s me…

I hate to expose myself for the neophyte I am… but how would one do that? We have scuba tanks available to us and maybe a small donut compressor, but how would you do this?

I tried to answer in blue in the reply (hope that is okay!) I'm attaching photos of what I'm dealing with as best I'm able. Any thoughts will be appreciated!

Our inground pool seems to have started leaking after the filter was changed out. It only leaks to the level of the skimmer. There is also an attached jacuzzi. We dug out the pipes from the skimmer to the pump house and found and replaced a cracked pipe. Pool will still not hold water higher...