Need Help Identifying This Drain

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Rhinopkc

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My robot crunched up the drain cover on my fiberglass pool. There are two little nubs sticking up that look like they retain the cover. I need some sort of replacement to go over the hole because now the robot is getting hung up on the nubs. I have attached a picture, hopefully it helps.
 

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Is this in the bottom of the pool? If so, Is it the sole drain? (Generally most modern pools have two drains to be vgba compliant).
If not, can you snap a pic of the other one?
 
Mdragger88 said:
Is this in the bottom of the pool? If so, Is it the sole drain? (Generally most modern pools have two drains to be vgba compliant).
If not, can you snap a pic of the other one?
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There is only one drain. The pool is about 20 years old, and the “drain” is plumbed to the skimmer. It doesn’t really have direct suction, it only gets a tiny bit of suction from the skimmer.
 
JamesW said:
Who manufactured the fiberglass pool?

Who installed it?

Show the parts that broke loose.

Any part numbers on anything?
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It’s a San Juan Pools “Dallas” model. The company that installed it was Colorado River Pool and Spa. They went out of business several years ago. I don’t have the cover that came off to collect info from because it disintegrated into many pieces, and I threw them away a couple of weeks ago thinking “I’ll just get another one”. I know, that was probably dumb, but I figured this was just a standard thing.
 
Here is a picture of the original skimmer cover. There are no internal markings on the skimmer. There is a label, but it’s bleached completely white.
 

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