Hi all. We just bought a house with a combined in ground pool and spa. The info on the setup is as follows: Pool is 35' x 16' gunite built in approx. 1982, 3/4 HP Hayward pump with Pentair DE filter and chlorine injector. The spa is approx. 6' x 3' kidney shaped with over flow into the pool. There was originally a propane pool/spa heater but that was removed sometime in the past and replaced with a much smaller Hayward electric spa heater.
My issue is with the jets in the spa. One of them works fine but the others are very much reduced in flow. I believe that there might be some objects causing the issues. i.e pebbles in the lines.
I am at a lose how to disassemble them to begin to remove the objects. I can't see any markings on them and I am afraid to do much for fear of causing more damage then already exists.
Hopefully someone can look at the pics I have included and point me in the correct direction. Even if they can just give me a brand or mfg I can do the work from there.
The pics are of the top of one of the jets where it comes through the pool deck, the overall pic is of the tops of the four jets for the whole spa, and then the final pic is of the water exit inside the spa.
If you need more info or have questions please ask.
My issue is with the jets in the spa. One of them works fine but the others are very much reduced in flow. I believe that there might be some objects causing the issues. i.e pebbles in the lines.
I am at a lose how to disassemble them to begin to remove the objects. I can't see any markings on them and I am afraid to do much for fear of causing more damage then already exists.
Hopefully someone can look at the pics I have included and point me in the correct direction. Even if they can just give me a brand or mfg I can do the work from there.
The pics are of the top of one of the jets where it comes through the pool deck, the overall pic is of the tops of the four jets for the whole spa, and then the final pic is of the water exit inside the spa.
If you need more info or have questions please ask.