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DIY Orlando Pool Repair and Care ~ Step 3: Empty Skimmer

Near the perimeter of your pool you should have one or perhaps two (typically white) skimmer lids. Lift the lid, pull out the skimmer …

If you have an automatic vacuum with a leaf bag or container, turn off the pump and empty the bag or container. If you …

Attach the pool brush to the pole and brush the walls, steps, and areas that are hard to reach for the auto vacuum. Brush …

Skim the pool water surface using a net. As you make your way around the pool, move the net from the wall out to …

Steps to Empty Pump Basket: Turn pump off at the timer. Unscrew the clear lid on the pump. Empty the pump basket and be …

Proper filtration will take care of cloudy water and rapid algae growth. The more filtration the better, especially when the water gets warm. For …

Take your written test results from Step 2: Test Water and enter them into the Water Balance Calculator. If you do not know the …

I have been servicing and repairing pools since 1993 so I have seen a wide variety of things in people’s backyards. I have seen …

This service call started out as a heat pump repair. I discovered that the compressor was bad and worked with a local HVAC company …

Today I changed this burned out pool light bulb. In general this is a normal repair that does not require pool draining. Most lights …