I had a 24′ above ground installed this year and when I ventured in
the other day, I noticed that the bottom isn’t perfectly smooth.
There’s a few wrinkles here and there that tend to collect debris. Is
there any way to fix this. Im wondering if maybe when everything
warms up this summer it might stretch out some. Any thoughts
removing wrinkles?
October 22nd, 2004 · 1 Comment
Tags: pumps
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1 Neva Marjory // Oct 28, 2004 at 4:35 am
Unfortunately, you’ll probably have to live with it as water pressure
will make it impossible to adjust the liner now.
It’s unlikely to do any harm, more nuisance value, really.
Liners do sometimes do this, severe water shock, like groups of
people “bombing” in at the same time can cause this, as can the
liner “creeping” down the wall - perhaps coming out of the liner
lock, if you have one, high water pressure/water table behind the
liner, and a liner made too big is more prone to this too.
You can dump most (but preferably NOT all) of the water and then
reset the liner, though it might happen again.
Steve
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