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When you initiate a slam you add what poolmath advises then check it 15 minutes later to see if you hit the slam level. If not add to reach the slam level again. Rinse and repeat till the first time slam level is achieved. Then you can take a 3 hour breather and Check/add back what's missing to...

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What he ^^^^^^^ said. RJ60 would be my choice.

The million dollar question not asked yet is how are you testing. Before wasting more $$ get a good test kit And read

Assuming it's designed to fit 1.5" internally you would need pvc primer and glue to make it work.

What are you comparing it to with your "load heater" remark

Snaped this picture while the guys were man handling the winter cover. Less then 2 minutes after being uncovered.

How many hours a day is the pump running.

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Not the usual to replace filters yearly as many have them for several years without a problem. They're a good size and shouldn't need to be cleaned more then twice a season. Some have a spare set to switch fast and clean the dirty set afterwards for the next swap.

The slam will be expensive. I'd drain half to be left with 30 when refilled.

I highly recommend circupool RJ series.

Yes you can do it with the water level as is. There's water there all the time for the cooling aspect. Make sure to shut the circuit breaker before all and anything.

It won't pass the first 90 bend. With water in the pipe it will look like it is not there. Vac out the water from the skimmer end and then proceed.

CYA will come down on it's own between the heat and the time duration. The bigger issue is where the CYA is really at.

Good catch

Make sure you have a good delta T before the no drain exchange and follow the instructions to the end.

If the mesh is tearing then it's too fine and can't handle the pressure from the pump. For early in the season with heavy debris that is common. Just a FYI you can put a bead of crazy glue on the plastic where it tore from and then bring the mesh over it. Watch it absorb and tap it down with...

Perhaps the clamp wasn't for this filter but worked until the clamp broke through the shell. As was said before me it's new filter time.

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The PH isn't accurate with an FC above 10.

I've never had what you describe, fill in the blanks.

Just screenshot all the pics and post those.

Assuming your pump is running 24/7 at good decent rpm ?

As it has been said before me that 5.5 is skirting with danger for the CYA you have, get it up to 10 and keep it there.