Air Bubbles In Pump? | Answering Your Questions!
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Video Timestamps
00:00 - Intro
00:14 - Question 1
01:08 - Question 2
01:30 - Question 3
02:10 - Question 4
02:48 - Question 5
03:57 - Question 6
04:39 - Question 7
05:50 - Phone sessions with Mark
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You are wonderful. Thank you so so much.
Great idea about closing the skimmer during cleaning to prevent priming!
Awesome. Straight to the point
Great info Mark! And I love your background! - Briton
Hi Mark, your videos are very helpful! My unground pool has a PVC return valve, skimmer, main, slide and a VACUUM valve as well. I did watch your video on vacuuming, however, I am unsure about the vacuum valve?
Most people today will vacuum out of the skimmer, if you use the vacuum line be careful not to clog. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for your videos Mark , my filter multiport adjustment has become very sensitive to keep it from leaking out the back flow pipe when it is in the filter setting, I have replaced the rubber seals and had very little change , I have a Hayward Vari-flow 711-13 valve. Any recommendations ?
Is your multiport valve threaded on top of the filter or is the valve clamped on top of the filter?
This is an older valve and was made both ways.
Love all your videos Mark. My question: I have a Pentair Sand Dollar top mount sand filter. It apparently does not have a bleeder valve on this filter. How does the air escape when filling the filter, pump and priming the pump. Thanks Mark
If you do not have a pressure or air relief valve on your system you will be fine. Any air in the system will eventually go back to the pool. Thanks for watching.
Can u move the valves on the pool plumbing before (suction side) or after (pressure side) the pump while the pump is on and running?? Or do u need to shut off the pump to move the valves? A RUclips video I watched in the past says u can’t move the valves. I understand u have to be careful not to deadhead the pump.
As long as the pump has an open line (suction side or pressure side) then you can move. Never turn all the valves off when the pump is running. Thanks for watching.
Hi. First, thank you for your helpful videos that helped me a lot with my pool.
I have a question concerning my inground pool skimmer. In the skimmer there are two holes. I know that there is one that takes water to the filter. What's the other one for? Thank you in advance.
Skimmers are made for 1 1/2” lines as well as 2” lines. If you are running 1 1/2” then the other hole is probably 2” and is more than likely plugged. On older pools, if the other hole is not plugged then it could be tied into a hole on the side wall of the pool. This is so you don’t starve the pump if the water level gets low in the skimmer. Thanks for watching.
@@HallmarkPoolSupplies yes the hole is always plugged
Hello Mark just found all your videos , they are so helpful, thank you! I have to move my sandfilter off of the platform as it is splitting from the weight. What is the quickest and easiest way to remove sand and then reuse it, it is only 1 year old so I would like to save it. My sandfilter is as large as the ones in your videos, so I'm not looking forward to doing this, but I have too in order to open my pool. Thank you, and have a blessed day...LeeAnn
You can use a wheelbarrow to hold the sand, if not you can use a lot of buckets. Thanks for watching.
Thank you did just that and it worked out fabulous!
I have a triton 2 was going to change the sand and noticed the tube air relief tr60 was broken I've ordered the replacement parts but don't know how to reassemble it back together
On the TR60 the air relief tube will screw into the lateral assembly. Thanks for watching.
20 psi on skimmer only, 10 psi on main drain only. Do I have a clog or leak in my main drain? I do lose about an inch of water a day.
It is possible that you may have a break in your drain line, however there is more information needed. If you would like to checkout my Patreon page l can work with you one on one and go into more detail on this issue. Thanks for watching.
Hi Mark having issues with my pump i did all the steps you recommended,the pressure in pool starts out strong and in minutes its down to basically nothing or no pressure at all? 😭
If you have a sand filter, put the system on recirculate and if the pump runs good then the problem is the filter. You may have to backwash and rinse the filter or change the sand. If the pump does not run well in the recirculate position then you need to check the pump, to make sure the impeller is not clogged. You also want to make sure that the o-ring, the lid and plugs on the pump are in good condition and air tight. Thanks for watching.
Please tell me why it takes around 100 lbs. of chlorine to open my pool in the spring and get the water clear and blue.
Already added 27 lbs. of cal hyping shock and stabilizer, the pool center says we need to add 64 more lbs. of chlorine to reach break point, also they say there is minimal combined chlorine and that is not the problem.
My neighbors (two next door) only add around 10-20 lbs. of shock to open their pool and they look great.
We do not cover the pool over the winter but neither do they!!!!!!
PH is 7.4 and Alkalinity is 120 ppm.
Phosphates are in normal range
Please help me or I'm filling the pool in with dirt
Im not buying 100 lbs. of chlorine just to open my pool every year and then another 50-100 lbs. over the summer.
Thank You so much for your help!!!!
Chlorine shock is used at a rate of 1 pound per 10,000 gallons. If the pool is green you can go up to 2 pounds per 10,000 gallons depending on the severity. I would probably recommend to take your pool water to another store to find out what’s going on, this way you can have all your levels checked. Thanks for watching.
I Mark, i am having issues with my pool return making a slurping sound out of the clear blue sky it will be running great and then random slurping noise. The water level is high at the skimmer and the pump is running great no visable air bubbles in the pump.
Check your weir door on the skimmer and make sure that it is not stuck. You may also need to adjust your return jet. Thanks for watching.
My leaf filter is loose on my Matrix pump how do I get a new o-ring or possibly keeper clip it is very loose and leaking
The strainer housing on a Matrix pump will be a little loose, this is the way it is made. If you have a leak it might be the seals not the housing. I have a video on changing the seals on a Matrix pump, in this video l show how to take the pump completely apart. This way you can check everything before you put it back together. I have all the parts to this pump linked in the description of this video. Hopefully this will help, here is the link for this video. Thanks for watching.
ruclips.net/video/5VlNHdQ6yF4/видео.htmlsi=HaYpvx1wCg295N5W