My pump seems loud and is in need of a purge. I think it\'s drawing air more than water and the pressure goes up and down. It\'s not steady.
Copy following link to identify Hayward product and download product manual with troubleshoot section:
http://www.hayward-pool.com/prd/In-Ground-Pool-Manuals_10201_10551_14502_-1___I.htm
Select 'Pumps: above ground' or scroll down to same
Typical troubleshoot section:
Low flow "Check for clogged strainer or suction line, plugged discharge line, air leak in pipes or tubing, bad impeller"
Noisy pump "Check for air leak, foreign matter in pump housing, worn out bearings etc"
Air in line due to loose pipe or tube, clogged intake and outfow, and bad pump is common to both symptoms.
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SOURCE: my pool pump pumps water, return is low pressure
fix any air leaks on suction side of pump. Check valve positions.
Clean filters...may need to replace cartridges in cartridge filter, or take out D.E. grid assembly and clean it on a D.E. filter, or change sand in a sand filter...
SOURCE: I have a Sta-Rite pool filter. In the start up
First make sure water level is right, try leaving air valve closed and see if pressure bilds, then open slowly you should get a stream.
this usually indicates an air leak in the plumbing. it will **** air because it is easier than water if there is a leak in the plumbing.
good luck David
SOURCE: I have an A.O.Smith Century Pool & Spa motor
THIS IS LIKELY CAUSED BY SOMETHING IN IMPELLER TURN OFF POWER SEE IF YOU CAN SEE ANTHING IN IT YOU HAVE TO TURN HANDEL VALVES OFF PUSH DOWN IF YOU HAVE TO OPEN PIPE IN FRONT OF PUMP I
SOURCE: air in filter on hayward above ground pool.
This is common the first 30-60 seconds after turning the filter on. The filter is purging its self of the air, sometimes algae or small debris will shoot back into the pool as well.
If it is constantly getting air then replace your o-ring on the that clear cover (Strainer Cover) make sure you use a lubricant, and like djtc66 said re-wrap all threaded areas with teflon tape.
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