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    Default Re: Low flow, poor suction; bubbles in pump & pool, mustard algae

    Quote Originally Posted by mas985 View Post
    The valve cover is installed incorrectly.
    Good catch, Mark.

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    Default Re: Low flow, poor suction; bubbles in pump & pool, mustard algae

    That was a nice catch.

    Question on this topic, one I've wondered about recently. Will an underground suction leak provide enough air? I suppose it depends on soil composition. Rocky/sandy could, dirt/clay might not. Mostly dirt around here, I assumed that an underground suction leak would draw in and show mud. Any ideas?

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    Default Re: Low flow, poor suction; bubbles in pump & pool, mustard algae

    As you say, it depends on soil conditions . . .

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