Ken, welcome to the forum!!Having the water in the tank also helps reduce the strain on the laterals in the bottom from the sand being dumped in.
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Ken, welcome to the forum!!Having the water in the tank also helps reduce the strain on the laterals in the bottom from the sand being dumped in.
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Luv & Luk, Ted
Having done construction and service for 4 pool companies in 4 states starting in 1988, what I know about pools could fill a couple of books - what I don't know could fill libraries
try un screwing the pressure guage from the filter to let some of the air bleed out.
After draining the water out, you should be in "backwash" mode when you turn on your pump. This will make the filter tank fill with water from the bottom up making life easier on the laterals at the bottom and less likely to cause a crack/break on one of the laterals. If you have an air bleeder, keep that open until water starts coming out of it, and then close it. Then you should be good to turn the pump off and switch back over to "Filter" and turn the pump back on.
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