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- Turn off pool timers - pool.jmehan.com
- Set heater to off.
- Turn power off.
- Turn off gas using external shutoff.
- Drop water level below returns by about an inch or so using sump pump (about 5 hours).
- Remove return jets
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- Depressurize system by releasing air from top of filter.
- Remove pump drain plug and disconnect pump.
- Attach zip lock bag over wires and secure with an elastic.
- Drain cartridge filter and remove pleated filters.
- Force air though filter output through heater.
- Remove drain plug from heater.
- Remove salt cell and install winter cap.
- Clean filter parts and put in filter and re-seal.
- Plug pump output with #11 plug and force air through filter drain. This will force air through the return lines.
- Force air through returns lines using a shop vac. Plug one return using plugs to force water out other line and then repeat with the other line.
- Remove drain plug from heater and force out water with air.
- Vacuum water from skimmer and force Force air through intake(skimmer) line.
- Add antifreeze to skimmer drain and attach "gizmo" . Vacuum skimmer if needed.and extra section of pool noodle.
- Add antifreeze to return lines and plug.
- Add antifreeze to skimmer intake line.
Open top of heater and turn gas off- Plug pump Input with #11 plug.
- Remove salt cell and install winter cap.Turn off gas using external shutoff
- Clean filters.
- Store pump, salt cell inside. Store filters inside garage attic.
- Install Cover
Water Chemistry
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After a couple of weeks, notice the Ph was high.
Reading | Value | Status | Desired State | Calculated Chemicals Needed | What I Added | Result (Next Morning) |
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Ph | 8.0 | OK | 7.4-7.6 | 480g Ph- | 300g Ph- |
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