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The spring in the handle may need to be replaced or a new muliport valve would likely solve the issue.

Your salt cell will be the ultimate judge of whether the pool has enough salt. If it’s working, monitor the level based on your generator and it will likely be okay. Since generators have a range the level can fluctuate Read More …

There are a lot of variables that go into the pool filtration system and plumbing size. Not knowing your particulars the best advice is replace like with like, so if it was/is 1.5″ stick with that unless you run through Read More …

We expect a salt cell to last about 3.5 seasons in Michigan, give or take. A cell being two years old and needing replacement is not out of the question since there are so many factors that can differ from Read More …

Glass tile can be used, but we have found they make the scum line more visual depending on the pattern. A frost proof ceramic tile is the best for anywhere there is a freeze/thaw climate. Glass has been known to Read More …

Gunite pools often change colors after water is removed, and the solutions aren’t always easy to predict. The discoloration could be the water drying from the surface and leaving residual behind. It could be the material itself. If the pool Read More …

If ecoFinish is coming off it could have been applied without fully melting together, since the install process is blowing powered plastic through a flame and having it flash (melt/adhere) to the pool surface. If y ou are seeing light Read More …

The salt generator cell itself should be plug and play – if the power source has been installed correctly whether it is the transformer, or if you are adding the cell to an automation panel, as long as it’s hooked Read More …