My Pool Repairs

Keeping your pool equipment in top shape doesn’t just save you money — it keeps your pool running safely and efficiently all year long. Whether you do quick checks between professional visits or want to understand your system better, here are key details to inspect during your regular pool equipment checkup:

1⃣ Pump & Motor:
Listen for unusual noises or vibrations — these could indicate worn bearings or air leaks. Make sure the pump basket is free from debris and the lid is sealed tightly.

2⃣ Filter System:
Check your filter pressure gauge — a sudden increase may mean it’s time for a backwash or cartridge cleaning. Clean filters ensure proper water flow and clear water.

3⃣ Chlorinator or Salt System:
Look for scale buildup, proper chlorine levels, and any signs of leaks. Salt cells should be cleaned as recommended by the manufacturer.

4⃣ Valves, Seals & Fittings:
Ensure all valves turn smoothly and that there are no visible leaks or cracks around pipes, fittings, or unions.

5⃣ Automation & Electrical:
If you have a system like Jandy Aqualink, confirm that all features respond correctly — lights, pumps, and heaters should all sync seamlessly.

6⃣ Heater (if applicable):
Inspect for rust, leaks, or soot buildup. Make sure the heater is turning on and off correctly and not showing any error codes.

7⃣ General Area:
Keep the equipment pad clear of leaves, dirt, and clutter to ensure good airflow and reduce fire or electrical hazards.

Tip: Even small leaks or noises can lead to major repairs if ignored. Catching issues early helps extend your equipment’s life and keeps your pool safe, sparkling, and energy-efficient.

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