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Hi all, My kind brother gave me his old Hot springs Prodigy - which is great. When I got it up and running it would occasionally trip the 20 amp GFI. (monthly). This would only happen with the jet pump running after about 10 or 15 minutes of soaking. The heater and the circ pump work fine and never by themselves trip the circut. bicsi rcdd After 4 months the tripping became more frequent and occured sooner after the jet pump was on - say 1 or 2 minutes. Eventually it happened virtually every time we used the tub. ( trip only happens with the jet pump on, not with the heater or the circ pump) braindump ne it trips - if i give the GFI a "rest" for 30 minutes or so ( sometimes longer)- I can then run the heater and circ pump. Conversely - If I don't give the GFI a "rest" - it trips again - 70-270 latest dumps almost immediately without the jet pump being on Last weekend I replaced the original 10 yr old jet pump (thinking it was the culprit ). But no luck! -the GFI trips again after 15 or so minutes - so I am back to square 1

There is no set rule and it will vary with the season. Usually, every 1-2 weeks or when the pressure rises to the point where the water flow has diminished. Use a garden hose and spray the cartridge from the top down and it is being rotated on one end. Simple enough, but a little on the wet side. 70-680 exam questions Depending on water chemistry the cartridge should be soaked in diluted acid or chlorine solution, according to the manufacturer's instruction. If you would like to clean the filter cartridge better and with less effort, the Blaster Automatic Filter Cartridge Cleaner is the right product. I hope this information will help. Enjoy the pool.

Hi, you answered a question for me a few weeks ago about our cloudy water after opening, and after giving it time our water looks great. Now I have two problems. After shocking the pool in the evening, we are able to maintain a free chlorine reading of about 4 ppm overnight. I go home at lunch and bring some water back to work with me to test, and verify that the free and total chlorine are about 4.1 and 4.5. But, by the time I get home in the evening the chlorine has dropped to nothing. 350-018 We have a chlorinator that we keep tri-chlor tablets in but for some reason it doesn't seem to be working. We even added some tablets to our skimmer basket (this is not our normal practice) just to make sure it wasn't the chlorinator. In past seasons, if we loaded our chlorinator up, even at a low setting, it would over chlorinate the pool big time. So we would always keep about two tablets in and this would last 3 or 4 days, even in hot weather. It's still cool (temp is about 65) so why are the tablets not working? Is it time to load the chlorinator up? 640-721 So every time our chlorine drops to zero, we shock again, and the same thing happens. Our pH is now dropping below acceptable range too. The other question is our stabilizer level. When using the drop turbidity test, results indicate that level is too high and we have been able to get it down to 100, 70-562 with partial water changes. However, if I test with test strips, they indicate that there is no stabilizer. It doesn't change color at all. All other parameters on the test strip are very close to what I get with a kit, or here at work. If there really was not stabilizer, this would explain the chlorine not lasting right? But I thought the drop turbidity test was most accurate. We have a 24' x 52" above ground pool. Thanks.

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