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Yes it can take a day or two to drain the filter. If the drain plug lateral is clogged. Have you probed the floor of the pool for debris? It could be full of leaves. It may have been better to just drain that pool clean it out and start over. I fill filters to the top of the 2inch pvc side. You can fill them a liitle more or less. 1/2 full or 3/4 full of sand. 12 bags of sand for the 100s filter sizes, 17-18 bags of sand for the 140s. 6-8 bags for the smaller 60s.View attachment 400415
This white slime on all the filters and inside the sand filter, is this bacteria?
Also, after removing the top of the sand filter and opening the drain plug, is it supposed to drain super slow? Like a couple hours to empty?
Yes it can take a day or two to drain the filter. If the drain plug lateral is clogged. Have you probed the floor of the pool for debris? It could be full of leaves. It may have been better to just drain that pool clean it out and start over. I fill filters to the top of the 2inch pvc side. You can fill them a liitle more or less. 1/2 full or 3/4 full of sand. 12 bags of sand for the 100s filter sizes, 17-18 bags of sand for the 140s. 6-8 bags for the smaller 60s.
Making progress! Keep the FC up and keep slamming, if you have 0 FC OCL and .5ppm CC you are getting there...just need to have clear pool to complete SLAM.Yesterday night, got the FC up to 12ppm, and when I tested it just after sunrise, it still tested at 12ppm FC and 0.5ppm CC. Still really cloudy, but it is clearing up slowly. Can now see the 3 step on the shallow end and can see the return jets around the pool now.
OK so it's dead and now it's the babysit the filter game. And wait. And wait some more. I'd be adding DE to speed it along. I'd rather backwash every 20 mins than wait for it to filter on its own.FC still holding steady with CC being the faintest pink you can barely see.
This. Clean the inside of the tubes with Bleach water.Also want to make sure you emptied the ladder.
Buying some tomorrow. Until today, the filter was having to be backwashed every 30 mins or so. Finally getting to where sand filter isn't filtering quite fast enough.OK so it's dead and now it's the babysit the filter game. And wait. And wait some more. I'd be adding DE to speed it along. I'd rather backwash every 20 mins than wait for it to filter on its own.
Waiting for a new cable for it. Let a friend borrow it and the cable got destroyed.Throw that S300 into the pool and keep it running, will help, particularly if you have fine filter. Run that all the time if you do, really helped me.
Pulled up that metal plate around the foot of the ladder, it's cemented into the decking, never to come up again.The plates pop up and a bolt pulls a wedge tight against the ladder. Loosen it 2 turns. The ladder then pops straight up but is likely stuck from debris. I taped up a 2x4 under the rails (tightly) and swung a sledge up at the 2x4 directly under each rail. Mine needed some love each year at closing. It was an awkward swing but it worked.
So literally decking to the ladder or is there some sort of collar that the ladder rails sit in ?it's cemented into the decking, never to come up again.
Literally looks like someone submerged a metal rod in coolcrete. The metal collar is just cosmetic. Really hope the ladder never gets damaged.So literally decking to the ladder or is there some sort of collar that the ladder rails sit in ?
Yes, it does have rubber feet. I'll remove them and use a turkey baster to squirt some liquid chlorine up there. Dang I really wish the water was warmer today, lol.OK. It should have rubber feet that pop off. They protect the liner a bit better than a hollow pipe with a person on the ladder.Pop one at a time, holding that rail away from the wall and try to swish the water out. At least you'll get some new water in there.
Not to worry. If something happens you can cut at the deck and install one in the same place that attaches to the deck. That is how mine is installed....Literally looks like someone submerged a metal rod in coolcrete. The metal collar is just cosmetic. Really hope the ladder never gets damaged.