Filter cleans, repairs, and installs

Comparing dirty cartridge filter elements to clean one’s.  This customer waited 8 months between filter cleans-too long in our dusty climate.  Recommended cleaning interval: 3 months. 

A cracked bottom manifold collector can be the result of  waiting too long to have your filter serviced.  At Wild Coyote Pool Service, we understand the importance of filter and pool maintenance, and let our customers know well ahead of time when the filters need to be serviced. 

Another manifold collector that fell victim to the weight of dirty cartridge filters.

Comparing dirty DE grids to clean one’s.  Recommended cleaning interval: 6 months. 

These DE grids are ripped on the inside.  When they are in this condition, the dirt and debris that would normally be caught in your filter ends up right back in the pool.

This DE filter was not cleaned for over a year when Wild Coyote Pool Service took over maintaining this pool.

You can see the broken plastic frame near the top of each grid.  This DE filter assembly needs to be replaced.

Getting some help from a friend 🙂

This is the new filter assembly we had installed the same day.  Wild Coyote Pool Service believes in prompt, friendly service.  We will go the extra mile for our customers.

Is your in-floor cleaning system not working as good as it used to?  The solution could be as simple as cleaning the pop-up head screen.  Wild Coyote Pool Service does this free of charge.

Wild Coyote Pool Service also does installations and repairs.  This is a new cartridge filter we installed.

See the small crack on this pressure gauge?  Even minor air leaks like this can cause problems with your pool equipment.

Some air leaks can be hard to spot…

A small crack in the pump lid is what was stopping this motor from priming.  

This broken skimmer basket is the result of 20 minute monsoon storm.  

Wild Coyote Pool Service can make a pool like this clear and clean in a just a few days.  We treat all forms of algae and and offer acid/chlorine washes for any stains that may be left behind after.  

A filter that is designed for a water fountain is not a smart option.  The pool that this was installed in was in bad shape when we took over service.  So…

We installed a new cartridge filter rated for 325 sq. ft.

This is a example of a set of cartridge filters that need to be replaced.  

Time for new Cartridge filters. 

Even with pool service, it is a good idea to empty full skimmer baskets after a heavy monsoon storm.  This basket broke from the weight of all the leaves.

A clogged Jandy valve.  No the most obvious reason for a pump not priming, but we took care of the problem.

Here is a leaking pump housing.  You can see water squirting near the back.

Wild Coyote Pool Service replaced the old pump with a new Hayward Super 2.   

This is a attempt at sealing a cracked manifold collector with glue and tape.  This will NOT work under the pressure of a pool motor.  Wild Coyote Pool Service replaced the manifold and the pool is looking great again.  

The reason for posting multiple pictures of cracked manifolds is to show how easy they can be ruined due to lack of proper maintenance.  Confucius says:  Pool owner who has filters cleaned on regular basis is very happy pool owner.

A tiny crack on this pump lid was causing pump to lose it’s prime.

The pipe on the top of this pump was leaking, wasting water and letting air into the system.  

An old, worn out pump lid O-ring can also let air into the pump, causing it to lose prime.

 A cracked leaf catcher can let debris into the motor and pump.

Here is a example of what the hard AZ water can do to a pool if not properly maintained and drained on a regular schedule.  

 

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