Can't find leak anywhere
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Can't find leak anywhere
Hi, I'm at a loss. I have inground saltwater pool approximately 45000 litres. The water level drops dramatically overnight and stops about half a foot under the skimmer. I have had all pipes pressure tested and there is no leeks. I have had return pipes replaced as well. I had the plug at the bottom replaced. I emptied the pool and had potential cracks revealed, however the same thing is happening. Any advice from anyone would be grateful thanks
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Re: Can't find leak anywhere
This tricky from the view of my PC, especially as you have had professionals in to diagnose.
Do you have a light in the pool?
Looking at the level it stops leaking at (it does stop leaking if left two nights?) does that level correspond with anything else like the pump for example?
Despite having lines tested can you plug them and see what happens?
Do you have a light in the pool?
Looking at the level it stops leaking at (it does stop leaking if left two nights?) does that level correspond with anything else like the pump for example?
Despite having lines tested can you plug them and see what happens?
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Re: Can't find leak anywhere
Some plumbing leaks are easy to find. If you have a leaking faucet or fractured pipe, you’ll be able to see it. Unfortunately, these aren’t the only leaks your home plumbing can spring. Sometimes, it can be hard to know you have a leak at all.
These “invisible” leaks waste money and water, but because you can’t see them, you won’t even know they’re there. Worse, if a leak goes unrepaired, it could spread or even rupture. Not only would that totally compromise your plumbing, it could make for a really expensive repair.
These “invisible” leaks waste money and water, but because you can’t see them, you won’t even know they’re there. Worse, if a leak goes unrepaired, it could spread or even rupture. Not only would that totally compromise your plumbing, it could make for a really expensive repair.
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Re: Can't find leak anywhere
Ethan Miller wrote:Some plumbing leaks are easy to find. If you have a leaking faucet or fractured pipe, you’ll be able to see it. Unfortunately, these aren’t the only leaks your home plumbing can spring. Sometimes, it can be hard to know you have a leak at all.
These “invisible” leaks waste money and water, but because you can’t see them, you won’t even know they’re there. Worse, if a leak goes unrepaired, it could spread or even rupture. Not only would that totally compromise your plumbing, it could make for a really expensive repair.
What a load of crap. Why bother to state the obvious
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