Replaced filter cartridges, which is giving me a short term boost in pressure in the pool. Polaris backup valve now is a rocket, spinning the sweeper a good 40 feet during its backup cycle, usually ending back up at the base and twisting into a knot. During the normal sweeping cycle, there is a normal trickle of water coming from the valve. But during backup, the water can shoot all the way across the pool. I've seen posts about backup valves cracking (my valve is relatively new and is not cracked), or continually running, or not running at all. But I can't find a post where the backup procedure has such massive pressure. We are typically not home during the day, so the sweeper is now ineffective (since it is tied up next to the wall all day),