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    Default Pressure from Jet Decreasing

    I am trying to help a friend with her pool. She is loosing pressure after the pump is running a litltle while. I checked the impellar and it is not clogged. There are no visible suction side leaks either. She did a baqua conversion this year but did not change the sand could this cause the rise in pressure? Her pressure gauge stays around 18 to 20psi.

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    The Baquacil remnants can cause the sand to clog quickly.

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    Air bubbles are coming out the jet after I backwash and rinse. When it is first turned back to filter bubbles come out the jet for a second then it stops.

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    Something else when I put the valve on by pass to pool the pressure runs 15psi and the flow from jet is strong. When I turn it back to filter the pressure decreases does this mean the sand is clogged or a suction leask or maybe both.

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    Default Re: Pressure from Jet Decreasing

    As JohnT said you need to change the sand after a goo conversion. Momentary bubbles out the jet, I wouldn't be concerned. If they are sustained then there is a reason.
    Just a side note...you can edit your post up to some time limit after the original posting but I'm not sure what that time limit is yet.
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