New Hydrazzo; pool almost full; equipment not working!

[Dori123]

Our build has not gone well.

The latest issue is that our Hydrazzo was installed yesterday and the pool is almost full of water. The equipment is not functioning properly and the pool builder "hopes" he can get the right parts tomorrow. So our pool will have water but no circulation or brushing for at least the first 14 hours -- maybe more.

PB says not to worry, but it is clear that our project is not big enough to focus his attention.

What should we do?
What things should we be looking for that would indicate red flags on the Hydrazzo?

Thanks!

 

[ajw22]

You can brush your pool to prevent plaster dust from sticking to pool surfaces.

You can add chemicals and stir them in using your pool brush.

Without a pump running you cannot filter the water to remove the plaster dust.

You should follow the startup guide once water is added to the pool - National Plasterers Council

 

[Dori123]

Update: Pool didn't circulate for the first 12 hours. They finally got it up and running. Then when they gave us the equipment tour, the guy was surprised to learn we were expecting an SWG. Good-Ness! That was the first thing we said we wanted, lol! Will be glad when it's all over...