nathwood

<a href="http://s933.photobucket.com/albums/ad179/nkwood/?action=view&current=poolpump.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i933.photobucket.com/albums/ad179/nkwood/poolpump.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a> try that one...bottom right pipe with the mud next to it.

im brutally new to this whole pool owning thing. i don't know where i would find this setting. i've ran it a lot and it's never done this. i'm praying i haven't already jacked my system up... i haven't done anything to the system aside from turn it on and off, so yeah...i have a sickening feeling...

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=4354...amp;id=16704481 thats the quickest way i could figure out how to load a picture...haha. basically, the pipe on the bottom right is sending water out as fast as the pump can take it in. it drained a good six inches out of my pool in about 20-30 minutes...it's not a leak, its a constant flow of water.

I'm praying that one of my pipes didn't freeze, because I came home one afternoon and I don't think my freeze gaurd worked because my pump turned off for an hour or too. I turned the pump on that night (freezing temps) and had it on the next morning (still freezing temps). I left for about 30 minutes, came back... and my pump was taking water out of my pool but not sending it back. It was shooting out the "backflow" pipe...I think that's what it's called. Basically if i would have left it on, it would have flooded my yard and drained my pool. It got to about 45 today so I'm sure the water in the pipes would have thawed, but it's still shooting water out of that pipe today. I'm basically screwed because I can't run the pump or it will drain my pool and it's going to freeze again tonight. HELP!!! I just bought this house and didn't really have time to learn how to use everything correctly before it started to freeze...