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Bubles in one return line and cannot vacuum ppol.

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  1. My inground pool is having some problems..

    1.I have bubbling in one of my return lines

    2. When I prime the vacuum hose w/water and connect to
    intake for vacumming, I then loose all pumping action
    with no recovery.

    I was unable to find any obvous leaks in the suction side
    lines and no obvious los of water level, could it be that
    the pump needs to be replaced? It is fairly old.

    Any help on troubleshooting will be appreciated.

  2. On 5/9/2004 5:50 PM, in article
    [email hidden], "Me2" <[email hidden]>

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    My inground pool is having some problems..

    1.I have bubbling in one of my return lines

    2. When I prime the vacuum hose w/water and connect to
    intake for vacumming, I then loose all pumping action
    with no recovery.

    I was unable to find any obvous leaks in the suction side
    lines and no obvious los of water level, could it be that
    the pump needs to be replaced? It is fairly old.

    Any help on troubleshooting will be appreciated.

    I am always the most suspicious about the vacuum hose
    itself in this situation. Many times, the plastic hose has
    a hairline crack in it that only shows up when the hose is
    flexed in just the right way. The way to tell if the
    problem is in the hose is to flood it thoroughly in the
    pool by hand, then start vacuuming. If the vacuum hose
    itself starts floating on the surface, then you've
    definitely got a break in the vacuum hose because somehow,
    air got into the vacuum hose - before the water entered the
    return line to the filter.

    It is possible that you have a break in the filter return
    line someplace, but the vacuum hoses break frequently so I
    usually start looking for the problem there.

    Good luck, Greg

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