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If your Intex Water Filtration System's motor won't start, first, ensure the line cord is plugged into a 3-wire outlet protected by a Class A Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter, or RCD. If that doesn't work, reset the GFCI/RCD circuit breaker. If it trips repeatedly, turn off the breaker and consult an electrician. Also, the motor may be too hot; let it cool down before restarting.
Why is my Intex 126644GS Water Filtration Systems not pumping water or has very slow flow?
If your Intex Water Filtration System isn't pumping water or the flow is slow, there could be several reasons. First, release any trapped air in the system. Check for and clear any obstructions in the intake hose. Ensure there are no air leaks on the intake line by tightening hose nuts and inspecting the hoses for damage, also check the pool water level. If the pool is excessively dirty, backwash the filter. If the sand media is clogged with dirt, remove about 1 inch of sand if necessary. Also, make sure the nozzle is at the upper position of the pool inlet and the strainer at the lower position of the pool outlet. Remove any pool vacuuming device attached to the system line. Finally, ensure the inlet threaded air connector is connected to the pool inlet upper hole.
What to do if Intex 126644GS Water Filtration Systems doesn't clean pool?
If your Intex Water Filtration System isn’t cleaning the pool, start by adjusting the chlorine and pH levels, consulting your local swimming pool supply store for guidance. Then, ensure the tank is loaded with filter sand. Set the valve to the “FILTER” position. If the pool is excessively dirty, operate the filter for longer periods. Also, clean the strainer screen at the inlet, as it may be restricting water flow.
Why Intex 126644GS Water Filtration Systems pump doesn't work?
If the pump of your Intex Water Filtration System isn’t working, ensure the pool is filled to the correct water level. Clean the strainer screens at the pool inlet. Also, check for air leaks on the intake hose by tightening the hose nuts and inspecting the hose for damage.
How to fix Intex 126644GS Water Filtration Systems 6-way valve/cover leaking?
If your Intex Water Filtration System's 6-way valve or cover is leaking, first, remove the 6-way valve cover and make sure the sand tank o-ring is in place. If it is, clean the o-ring with garden hose water. Finally, ensure the flange clamp is securely tightened.
Why is sand flowing back into the pool from Intex 126644GS Water Filtration Systems?
If sand is flowing back into your Intex Water Filtration System pool, it could be due to the sand being too small. Use only No. 20 silica sand with a particle size range of 0.45 to 0.85 mm (0.018 to 0.033 inches) and a Uniformity Coefficient less than 1.75. Alternatively, the sand bed may be calcified, in which case you should change the sand.
How to repair leaking hose on Intex 126644GS?
If the hose on your Intex Water Filtration System is leaking, try tightening or reinstalling the hose nut. Also, check that the hose connection fitting o-ring or L-shape o-ring is in place and not damaged.
What causes Intex 126644GS Water Filtration Systems air jet valve leaking?
If the inlet threaded air connector or air jet valve on your Intex Water Filtration System is leaking, tighten or reinstall the plunger valve. Ensure the air jet valve is tight and facing up. If the air jet valve internal seal is blocked, turn the pump ON for a few seconds, then turn it OFF, and repeat this process 3 times. If the air jet valve internal seal is dirty, remove the air jet valve, flush out the dirt with water, and replace the valve back.
General| Brand | Intex |
|---|---|
| Model | 126644GS |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
