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So the light has two faceplates, one that locks the liner down and has 4 screws and a gasket. Then there’s the faceplate that locks the actual light fixture in to the tube. The one with screws doesn’t need to be moved so I don’t see any risk of water getting behind the liner only into the...

So sounds like there should be no issue popping the light out and replacing the rings and pushing it back in? I may lose a bit of water but there should be no problems doing it.

I saw a video where a guy claimed you didn’t have to drain the pool but he also took the light out with a couple of eyeglass screwdrivers instead of the little plastic tool they give you so I question the knowledge behind the video

So I built a pool and finally got the liner and and filled two days ago. Lost 2.5-3” of water the first 36 hrs. Did a diy dye test and found two of three lights have leaks. Liner guy said the conduit is the issue but I found two of the plastic rings that squish the rubber gasket in place in...

I have another question not so plumbing related. I have my walls up and just noticed that over the 40 length we are about 5” off square. Is that going to be a huge issue that I should take care of now? I have parts staked down already and the tanning ledge is backfilled but I could use the...

I have a 16x40 with an 8x8 tanning ledge kit. My hole is being excavated professionally but everything else is on me. I have plenty of plumbing and electrical experience just not in the line of pool installation. My questions are this: I have a 1.5/3hp variable speed pump, two skimmers...