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Your numbers look good. With a TA of 80 the PH will stabilize and not move much. FC of 10 is good with the CYA you have.

Sorry to be late to the party but your statement caught my attention. Please read as your not done a slam until ALL three criteria are met and you definitely missed the mark.

If you're not a believer in our methodology, go elsewhere. This is 2 minutes after pulling back cover.

I would change the o rings in the valve and replace the actuator as it looks like it's been working a long time .

There's no benefit of the 2" if the rest of the pipe is 1.5" with the exception if it's easier as a rework of on the equipment pad.

Do not add the recommended amount of anything in one dose but split it up so you can test for results to be sure the gallon capacity you think you have is correct otherwise you will be possibly overshooting all over the place which isn't good at this point for sure.

The cover vault as it's called probably has a buildup of foliage that is partially earth now. It needs to get cleaned out when the pool is in the closed position so you'd have maximum room to do the house cleaning.

https://www.poolsupplyunlimited.com/pool/calimar-fb2010-sa-seal-assembly/184208p1 It looks pretty typical so im almost sure something from US SEAL will match up

As per @Newdude but I'll add. Pump with a large enough pump to be faster then what comes through the tarp and here's what I'll add. When the water gets to be lower start to raise/roll the tarp so it can't take up anymore water thus pushing the water to one side and eventually into a small...

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This is prior to vacuuming but after equipment ran for 3 hours. Water was 53° chemistry hadn't been checked yet.

Make sure to buy the extended warranty for the calimar for if and when you need it they were easy to deal with.

I think you should put a liner in there and never look back. Have a client with a old hybrid fiberglass wall and concrete floor which was losing lots of water. After several tries at sealing remedies I've recommended to have a liner fit for the pool. The rest is history and a very happy client.

Had a pool last season which did similar and I went crazy since this was always a non issue pool. Low and behold I took out the pump basket and out with it came a plastic bag that slipped by the skimmer basket and plastered itself on the outside of the pump basket. When I looked through the lid...

Cut a piece or two of rigid foam long enough to come towards the pool wall and be flush. Some glue of sorts to stabilize it . Then a piece of galvanized sheet metal screwed into the wall covering the hole followed by duct tape overlapping all the edges and screws.

One more idea, if the pump wet end is still good you can change the back end with a Neptune but youll need to make sure it mates with your pump and that the mpv of the filter won't be in the way. Even if it necessitates moving the filter you still won't have to re-pipe the pump and deal with...

But, the heat pump will not work in the shoulder season meaning early and late in the season when the ambient temps are below 60° and even then they don't crank out the heat till warmer temps arrive.

Can we see the picture of your new pump and the connections please.

Just for the asking why the heat pump and not a natural gas heater.

+100 What they're ^^^^^ all telling you above.

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It would be wise to share the equipment list so we can guide you before it's too late for any changes.

I'll decide for you right now so you can put an end to the dilemma, SWCG it is.

Exactly what it seems like thus creating a void for water and then pop.

The hole is slightly deeper maybe 1 inch then the tile thickness. But there seemes to be a void meaning somehow they didn't have the thinset on every inch of the tile.

Opened pool this morning with the water well below the tile as I had a pump on the swim out all winter. By the step in the shallow I found this broken piece just laying there with a hole above. Looks like travertine but I may be wrong but it surely looks to have been a defective from the get-go...