To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix short filter cycles in Hayward ProSeries S244S?
To address short filter cycles in your Hayward Water Filtration System, first, check for algae in the pool and superchlorinate as required to eliminate it. Ensure that both chlorine and pH levels are within the proper range, making adjustments as necessary. Examine the surface of the filter sand for any crusting or caking; if present, remove the top 1 inch of sand.
Why is there low water flow in my Hayward Water Filtration System?
Low water flow in your Hayward Water Filtration System can occur due to several reasons. Start by checking the skimmer and pump strainer baskets for any accumulated debris. Also, inspect the intake and discharge lines for any restrictions that might be impeding the flow. An air leak in the intake line, indicated by bubbles returning to the pool, can also cause this issue. As a routine measure, backwash the filter to ensure it is clean.
What to do if pool water won't clear up with Hayward ProSeries S244S Water Filtration Systems?
If your pool water isn't clearing up with your Hayward Water Filtration System, begin by checking the chlorine, pH, and total alkalinity levels, adjusting them as needed. Ensure that the flow rate through the filter is sufficient for proper filtration. Try operating the filter for longer periods to improve water clarity. Also, verify that the Vari-Flo valve is correctly set to the "Filter" position.
General| Filter Type | Sand |
|---|---|
| Filter Diameter | 24 inches |
| Filtration Area | 3.14 sq ft |
| Max Working Pressure | 50 PSI |
| Sand Required | 300 lbs |
| Valve Material | ABS |
| Drain Connection | 1.5-inch |
| Inlet/Outlet Connection | 1.5-inch |
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