To begin vacuuming your pool:
- If you have a sand filter and are vacuuming to waste, set filter to “waste” option. …
- Otherwise, leave setting on “filter” and turn pump on to begin vacuuming. …
- Vacuum your pool just as you would vacuum your living room, picking up debris or algae as you go.
Likewise, why doesn’t my pool vacuum have suction?
When a suction cleaner is sluggish or slow, it’s usually a clogged pump basket or dirty filter that is to blame. Other problems include holes in the cleaner hose, sucking air into the hose, or the filter pump could be drawing in air, reducing water-flow volume.
Subsequently, what position should my pool valves be set?
Considering this, how do I adjust the suction on my pool vacuum?
How do you vacuum a pool with a Hayward pump?
With pump and filter system operating, fill vacuum hose with water. Keeping water in hose, place hose end over SKIM-VAC hose connection. Insert SKIM-VAC into skimmer and firmly place over basket. Hold SKIM-VAC in place until all air is evacuated from vacuum hose.
How do you vacuum a pool with a Hayward DE filter?
here’s what you need to do next:
- Attach the Vacuum Head. Take your vacuum head and the end of the hose and connect the two together. …
- Attach a Pool Pole. …
- Flood the Hose Pipe With Water. …
- Attach the Hose to Skimmer or Suction Port. …
- Remove Large Leave or Debris. …
- Set Up the Pool Vac. …
- Switch on the Pool Pump. …
- Vacuum the Pool.