I don't know what's right, but you could install a suction-side cleaner as an option. It is like a roving main drain....
When the guy replaced our 2 return lines, in-wall vac line & valves, he bypassed my main drain. I had told him earlier in the day that a diver had determmined there was a slight leak last year and had plugged it with a main drain winter plug. When the guy was done with my lines, I realized he had bypassed the main drain. He said since it was leaking and now plugged, I shouldn't be bothered with it. I am a little irritated by this. Was there a better solution than him taking it upon himself to do this? I told him I want him back to replace it (and at the same time have him install a multi-port valve, which our system has never had. Who's right? What are my - and his - options?
18x42 Spartan Roman End Vinyl Inground (1981)
1HP Hayward Superpump -- Hayward Perflex EC-65 DE Filter
I don't know what's right, but you could install a suction-side cleaner as an option. It is like a roving main drain....
Salinda
owner of ~35,000 gallon plaster IG pool/spa combo. Ikeric Dyna-Miser VS150 filter pump, 2 hp whisperflo spa jet pump, The Pool Cleaner 2x suction cleaner, Clean & Clear Plus 520 cartridge filter, Zodiac Clearwater LM2-40 SWG, Sta-rite 400k heater, solar heat pads and coils.
The one who is right depends on what was discussed and promissed regarding the repair. I have a main drain which I never use. I prefer to run the skimmer at 100% since my pool is not covered. I also have a suction side clean to get the bottom clean - which also helps circulate the deep water.
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