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    Thanks, all, for your help.

    I hosed down the cartridges and a LOT of silt came out. The pressure went down to 15 psi, which is normal for my system after cleaning. Brand spanking new cartridge = 13 psi, normally I clean at 20 psi, this heavy algae/scum removal project took it to 35 psi which caused all the other problems. Now the ray-vac calmed down, the skimmers work, water is flowing from the spa to the pool, all is well.

    The pressure rose even while I adjusted the water (added 1c acid, more sodium hypo, and 3 trichlor pucks) so I may have to do this a few times this week. Small price to pay for getting my pool back. Besides, with practice I am getting much faster. ;-)
    Last edited by marilang; 05-03-2006 at 11:50 PM.
    -marilang
    Homeowner in California with pool+spa (inground, gunite, 10kgal, cartridge filter, chlorine, Nature2, trichlor feeder, gas heat, auto sweep) since 2001.

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