5 Common Swimming Pool Problems Warning Signs You Need to Know

7 December 2020

Pools are an incredible diversion for the family or for parties, yet they do require a considerable amount of upkeep.

On the off chance that you own a pool for any time allotment, odds are you will run into one of these five issues.

==> Chlorine Levels Are Off

In the event that your chlorine levels are off, you will run into various issues.
For one, people swimming in the pools could experience irritation in the eyes. It won’t cause serious issues but can be quite annoying.
Another effect of this issue is algae formation. Yes, algae can actually form in your pool.

==> Pool Filter Clogging

Another regular issue is the obstructing of the pool filter.
If your pool filter gets clogged, your swimming pool’s circulation will get cut off. If circulation gets cut off, the water will grow stale and bacteria will have an easy time growing.
The filter can get clogged from leaves that dropped into the pool, as well as from little rocks or anything else that gets caught in the skimmer.

==> A Leaking Air Line

If you notice that your pool isn’t circulating properly but your pool filter is clean, then that probably means that somewhere in your airline there’s a leak. It’s also possible that your pump isn’t working properly.
You could try and patch this up yourself with sturdy tape. If you’re not handy, however, you may be better off calling a professional.

==> ELECTRIC ISSUES

Another common reason why your water might not be circulating properly is electrical. Make sure that power is actually reaching the pump before you look into repairing or replacing the pump itself.
Sometimes it’s as simple as a blown fuse or turning a circuit breaker back on. You can try to diagnose the issue yourself, or call a qualified repairman.

==> CRACKED TILES

If the tiles on the bottom of your pool crack, it’s possible for water to seep out into your deck. This could cause water damage, or cause a lot of water to leak out of your pool.
Fortunately, the fix for this is relatively simple. All you need to do is put some silicone in the crack. Once hardened, it’ll be able to keep the water out.
These are some of the most common issues that you’ll run into as a new pool owner. If it’s your first time owning a pool, find the company that installed the pool for you to walk you through all the things you need to know to run the pool effectively.
If you don’t want to learn about all the different chemicals and testing procedures you need to run your pool properly, then hire someone to maintain your pool on a more regular basis.


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