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re: Is it really okay run a pool pump while all suction or returns are plugged?
Posted on 8/25/14 at 1:51 pm to BeepNode
Posted on 8/25/14 at 1:51 pm to BeepNode
I had this same problem with my pool last summer.
I plugged each of my lines one at a time to see what was leaking, with the pump running and without. mine happen to be a return line about a foot away from the edge of the pool in a 90.
I made my own leak detector. I used one of my scuba tanks and made a gizmo to attach to the return lines. when I pressured up the one that was leaking, I could hear it gurgling under the cement.
then the fun began
I plugged each of my lines one at a time to see what was leaking, with the pump running and without. mine happen to be a return line about a foot away from the edge of the pool in a 90.
I made my own leak detector. I used one of my scuba tanks and made a gizmo to attach to the return lines. when I pressured up the one that was leaking, I could hear it gurgling under the cement.
then the fun began
Posted on 8/25/14 at 1:58 pm to CurDog
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then the fun began
Details please. This is always my worst nightmare.
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