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After emptying, cleaning, refilling, and replumbing a cracked Jandy
valve, I finally started up the filter & cleaner pumps. Guess what? BOTH are leaking at a LOUSY spot! The water comes out of the INLET side of each of the pumps. There's no room to replumb without ripping out three jandy valves per pump, and emptying the pool again (since the plumbing is five feet below the surface of the pool). So I'm looking for a leak-fix patch method. Going to the Saratoga pool store for HASA chlorine (thanks SMC for the 2- for-1 hint), they didn't have anything. The Leslies near by sold me common silicone glue. The Home Depot sold me heat-cured and pliable-putty epoxy. I'll try them all ... But - before I do - what would YOU use to seal this leak? http://www2.picturepush.com/photo/a/...40/8332100.jpg Note: - Water comes out when the pumps are off. - When the pumps are on, the leak lets in air. |
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