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Are you asking what type of equipment you will need? If so, you will need a pump and filter system if there is not one already there. You will need an automatic pool cleaner. You will have to have pool chemicals. There are other optional things, like pool heaters, that are useful, but you cannot get your pool operational without a filter, pool cleaner, and chemicals such as chlorine.
Are you asking what type of equipment you will need? If so, you will need a pump and filter system if there is not one already there. You will need an automatic pool cleaner. You will have to have pool chemicals. There are other optional things, like pool heaters, that are useful, but you cannot get your pool operational without a filter, pool cleaner, and chemicals such as chlorine.
Pool plumbing clogged?
Lynn
My 3 year old dropped a carrot in the pool and the automatic vacuum sucked it up. Now the automatic cleaner is running very slow. Is it the actual vacuum or the plumbing that is clogged?
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If this is a pool sweep that crawls around in the pool sucking up debris I can assure you the carrot is in the vacuum itself. Turn it off, haul it out of the pool and empty the container or bag. If this is one of the new vacuum systems that have water jets sequentially pushing the debris to one area where a drain opens and captures the debris you may or may not have clogged plumbing. That type of system has a filter basket somewhere to catch large objects before they get to the pump and other equipment. You need to check that and any other baskets such as the skimmers and the basket on the pump itself. If you know for sure the carrot got into the plumbing itself and it doesn't show up in any of the baskets, etc., you may have to fish it out. But, since carrots are organic matter the thing will eventually decompose and make it's way to the filter.
If this is a pool sweep that crawls around in the pool sucking up debris I can assure you the carrot is in the vacuum itself. Turn it off, haul it out of the pool and empty the container or bag. If this is one of the new vacuum systems that have water jets sequentially pushing the debris to one area where a drain opens and captures the debris you may or may not have clogged plumbing. That type of system has a filter basket somewhere to catch large objects before they get to the pump and other equipment. You need to check that and any other baskets such as the skimmers and the basket on the pump itself. If you know for sure the carrot got into the plumbing itself and it doesn't show up in any of the baskets, etc., you may have to fish it out. But, since carrots are organic matter the thing will eventually decompose and make it's way to the filter.
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