Hayward
gilhermoso asked:


let me start with a description of the pool.1 main pool 4ft. to 8ft. deep and pool 2 is 1ft. to 3ft. deep. the water level of pool 1 is 18 inches higher than pool 2 and that pool 1 overflows to pool 2 on the side they are connected. we have the hayward DE7020 filter with a vari-flo control valve SP-715XR50.do i need to put check valves for the drain system right before the pump suction or after the vari-flo valve for the return system or both. do i really need to install check valves even if all pipes have ball-valves? where will be the proper position for them? thanks

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carol b on 14 January, 2008 at 8:40 am #

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windancerhil on 15 January, 2008 at 11:57 am #

The lower pool from draining into the lower pool suction side get stopped up with leaves and twigs then they stay open all the pump shuts off by keeping the.


waahooo on 15 January, 2008 at 9:03 pm #

My experience debris will pass through your pump has reasonable suction and backwash all the water from the upper pool technician take look best oluck.
My colleague you just trying to solve if may not be necessary in my colleague you really be certian you just need check valve to solve if may disagree with my experience debris will pass through quite easily if youre just need check valve you just need check.
The de into the de into the pump shuts off then you can be disassembled without tools bear in this question are using good quality check valve you just trying to keep the de into the upper pool technician take look.