How to winterize my above ground pool pump?

If you haven’t already done so, check the pump’s motor before winter. If the motor is failing, it’s best to have it replaced before the freezing temperatures hit. If the motor is working properly, you can help it last a little longer by regularly adding water to it, especially when you’re not using the pool. Always turn the pump off unless you’re using it. Leaving the pump running when it’s not in use can

How to winterize my above ground pool pump maintenance?

If you didn’t have your above ground pool pump winterized last year, you may have to do a little spring cleaning to get it ready for winter. First, check to make sure the pump is turned off and unplugged from any electrical outlets. Then, pull out the pool skimmer and net and clean it off thoroughly, right down to the filter. After you’ve cleaned it off, pull the filter out and clean it off and then put it back in. Be

How to winterize my above ground pool pump and filter?

If you haven’t already, turn your filter pump off. You can do this by turning the dial on the pump or by using the inlet valve to stop water flow to the pump. If you have a filter cartridge, don’t turn it off, just change it out when it’s dirty (every 1-3 weeks in the spring or fall). Then, turn your pump back on and check that the water is flowing freely.

How to winterize my above ground pool pump motor?

Your above ground pool pump motor is its most vulnerable component when it comes to winter weather. If the motor is not properly protected, it can be damaged and rendered useless. To help protect your motor from the elements, we recommend covering it with a pool blanket or hose cover when not in use. Install the blanket or hose over the motor when your pool pump is not running, and secure the cover with a slow turn lock. This will help protect your motor from the wind and the sun, which can

How to winterize my above ground pool?

For complete pool pump winterization, you’ll need to do more than just change the filter cartridge. You’ll need to drain the pool and then winterize the pump. You can do this by pouring a bucket of sand into the pool, covering the drain with sand, and plugging the drain. Leave the sand in the pool until you’re sure the pump has stopped. Now you can drain the pool completely.