What to do if the STA-RITE CRISTAL-FLO T-150BP-1 has low flow?
If your STA-RITE Swimming Pool Filter has low flow, the issue might stem from a few potential causes. Check for a blocked pipe downstream from the filter and remove any obstruction. If the piping is too small, consider using a larger pipe; consult your dealer for sizing. Another possibility is a plugged pump, which would require thorough cleaning.
How to fix pool water that is not clear with STA-RITE CRISTAL-FLO T-150BP-1 Swimming Pool Filter?
If your pool water isn't clear when using a STA-RITE Swimming Pool Filter, several factors could be responsible. The water may be chemically out of balance, so consult a pool professional. Alternatively, the filter might be too small; consult your dealer about equipment sizing. If you find sand in the pool, it indicates a broken lateral, requiring you to drain both water and sand out of the tank and replace the lateral.
Why is my STA-RITE CRISTAL-FLO T-150BP-1 having short cycles between backwashes?
Several factors can cause short cycles between backwashes. It could be due to a flow rate that's too high, or the filter might be too small; consult your dealer for system sizing recommendations. Chemically unbalanced water, excess dirt/dust in the pool, body oil/lotion build-up in the filter, inadequate backwashing, algae in the pool, or a low residual chlorine level can also be causes; consult a pool serviceman or pool professional about proper chemical maintenance. Also, inspect the filter sand for solidification caused by dust, calcium, skin oils, or suntan lotions. If there is excess dirt/dust in the pool, vacuum the pool directly to waste. For body oil/lotion build-up, consult your dealer for chemical filter cleaners and follow the cleaner manufacturer’s instructions. Also, ensure th...
General| Model | T-150BP-1 |
|---|---|
| Type | Sand Filter |
| Operating Pressure | 50 PSI |
| Backwash Flow Rate | 50 GPM |
| Drain Connection | 1.5 inches |
| Inlet/Outlet Size | 1.5 inches |
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