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If the water in your Pool Frog Swimming Pool Filter looks cloudy, ensure your filtration time is adequate. Also, make sure your pool has a free chlorine reading of 0.5 to 1.0 ppm. To eliminate the buildup of any organic matter, shock the water.
What to do if over chlorinating Pool Frog Swimming Pool Filter?
If you are over chlorinating with the Pool Frog Bac Pac: * If the chlorine reading is over 3.0 ppm, remove the Pool Frog Bac Pac from the Pool Frog Mineral Reservoir and test the water daily until the reading is down to 1.0 ppm. * If over-chlorinating at the lowest possible setting, consider decreasing the circulation time. * Contact your dealer to have your back pressure tested. If over 8 psi consider a larger eye-ball fitting. * Check for a suction side leak by looking for air bubbles in your pump basket or at the return jet. Contact dealer for help in correcting this situation. * Check to see if the pressure relief valve is loose or missing and replace.
Why Pool Frog Swimming Pool Filter water turns color?
If the water in your Pool Frog Swimming Pool Filter turns color, it could be due to a couple of reasons: * Metals in the water may have been oxidized. Have the pool tested. Shock the pool, increase circulation time if needed, and clean the filter until water clarity returns. * Algae may be trying to form. Shock the pool, increase circulation time if needed, and clean the filter.
What to do if Pool Frog Swimming Pool Filter is under chlorinating?
If you are under chlorinating with the Pool Frog Bac Pac: * If you are unable to maintain 0.5 to 1.0 ppm, ensure it is at least 4 psi. Shock the pool if the reading has been lower than 0.5 ppm for more than one day. * Make sure pump run time is at least 6 hours on high speed (40 gpm or higher) or bleed the air from the back knob each time cap is open.
How to prevent algae in Pool Frog Swimming Pool Filter?
If algae forms in or on your pool when using a Pool Frog Swimming Pool Filter: * Use a nonmetallic (polyquat) algaecide per the directions on the bottle and brush the sides of the pool often. * Clean the filter and shock the pool with chlorine daily. * See your dealer regarding a 90-day Algae Protection Guarantee using FROG BAM®.
What to do if over chlorinating with Pool Frog Lighting Equipment?
If you are over chlorinating with the Pool Frog Bac Pac Lighting Equipment, and it's at the lowest setting, decrease the circulation time. Also, check if the pressure relief valve is loose or missing and replace it. Then, reinsert the Pool Frog Bac Pac, lower the dial one setting, and test the water again in 24 hours.
General| Brand | Pool Frog |
|---|---|
| Model | 6100 |
| Category | Lighting Equipment |
| Language | English |
