bones774
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Reged: 11/26/07
Posts: 249
Loc: Orange County NY
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I live in the North east and have to winterize pool every winter, it is a 16x32 a.g. if that matters. I have found over time the round rubber plug with s/s center screw I use to close off the return inlet shifts as the interior ice mass partially thaws and refreezes, sometimes i can get it back in if there is enough thaw but sometimes the ice is still too thick to get my hands inside for repair and then i have constant water leakage. Has this happenned to anyone else? any corrective ideas?
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BillJeffy
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Reged: 01/02/06
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Loc: USA
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You mean the 'eyeball' return?
Remove ball from inside - insert threaded plastic plug in same threads......
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Just Common Sense......
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err....I'm not a Doctor, but I'll take a LOOK ! !
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bones774
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Reged: 11/26/07
Posts: 249
Loc: Orange County NY
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I actually have an aqualuminator light return, I have to check if it has threads but I don't believe it does.
Thanks Bill
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BillJeffy
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Oh...that one......
sorry, they expect you will drain below that level..........
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Just Common Sense......
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bones774
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Reged: 11/26/07
Posts: 249
Loc: Orange County NY
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Bill,
after I read your response I did a google search and they have a special rubber plug for the aqualuminator. It is the same type of rubber plug with screw in center but is longer and more tapered, i don't understand what would prevent that one from being moved by the ice mass though, and actually taking the whole setup with it.
Thnaks
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