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I bought a pool blaster max to replace my 12 year old pool blaster max that took a dump on me this year. Works great.

I used to pour hot water in mine to loosen up the screen.

Yes. Waterway.

Sidemoves, If you decide to switch filters I would love to buy your metal clamp that holds the top and bottom together. Mine has seen a better day.

I replaced the whole part. No way to get the darn thing apart.

Sometimes it is hard to find a rip in the screens. I replaced all my screens for under $150 on Amazon.

Depends on the size of the hole. I had a small hole and had a little de would come out. Hardly noticeable....But the hole shows up under pressure....

Could have a hole in your DE Screens.

I had the same issue. WD 40'd it and took a screwdriver around the whole ring and it finally popped open.

Thank you Rancho...Gave me a few ideas to chew on.

Was looking at CircuPool Universal40 Salt Chlorine Generator

Here are a few others. It is rather tight after the heater.

Was thinking of going away from the Liquidator to a Salt Water Chlorinator. I have attached a picture and was wondering if the Chlorinator can be positioned on the pipe going from the heater on that angle. Any help would be appreciated.

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I've had the Pool Blaster for 4 years. Just make sure that you lube the o-ring where you turn the knob for power. I use the magic lube monthly to make sure it is water tight seal.

I am having my daughter go get the water tested this morning. Will post results then. Also pool water temp was 58 when opened and now is 69. Not sure how much algae can grow in that cold of temperature.

Opened my IG pool April 25th. Noticed that DE was pouring into pool. Took apart filter and had the grids replaced and checked the manifold which came out OK. The water has a green hue to it but is clear. Normally pool is blue. Put the filter back in yesterday and am trying to get the DE out...

We have stamped concrete. Pros: Looks Doesn't hold heat Easy on the feet Cons: Repairs very noticable

Thanks for all the help. The culprit was one of the drain plugs on the pump was not tightened all the way. 2 turns and no more bubbles. What a relief. Now if only I could get the water to be warmer then 60 degrees without running the heater.

There are no bubbles in the pump basket. It is filled to the brim.

Just had my pool opened yesterday and have bubbles coming out of my returns. I used some teflon sealent on the pump basket and whisper flow valves and still the problem remains. Any ideas what to chec next??