7" is a lot and could be leaking but it could also be draining from the spa into the pool if the spa is elevated. Is the water level in the morning at the same height as the pool or is it below the level of the pool?
7" is a lot and could be leaking but it could also be draining from the spa into the pool if the spa is elevated. Is the water level in the morning at the same height as the pool or is it below the level of the pool?
Mark
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The spa level is still higher than the pool level in the morning. Maybe a check valve issue?
That's what it sounds like. If you have the type with the removable cover, you can inspect the valve itself.
Mark
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18'x36' 20k plaster, MaxFlo SP2303VSP, Aqualogic PS8 SWCG, 420 sq-ft Cartridge, Solar, 6 jet spa, 1 HP jet pump, 400k BTU NG Heater
Evaporation bucket test for swimming pools:
1. Get a clean bucket you can suspend in the pool.
2. Fill it with pool water to within 3 - 5 inches of the top.
3. Suspend it IN the pool, so that the pool keeps the bucket at the SAME temp as the pool water. (can use steps, on some pools)
4. Mark water levels in both bucket and pool.
5. Compare at 24 and 48 hours. If the pool loses much more than the bucket does . . . you have a leak.
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