After the storm has passed, evaluate your pool pump for damage. Ensure all electrical equipment and lines are safe, clear, and dry.
- Inspect the pump for any debris that may have entered the pump basket and remove it. If there is damage to the pool pump, do not restore power. Wait to turn on your pool pump after an inspection by a qualified pool technician.
- Inspect all plumbing and electrical connections for physical damage.
- Look for evidence of high-water levels that may have receded. Do not restore power if there is any indication of high-water levels. Have a qualified pool technician determine if there is damage to any electrical components or if any pool pump repairs are needed.
- Report any error codes on your pool equipment to help the technician diagnose and determine if it is safe to restart your pool pump.
Specializing in pool pump repair, you can rely on Edgewater pool technicians to quickly diagnose, repair, or replace pool equipment, always using quality reliable products. Call us today and we will be happy to come out and let you know what needs to be repaired and how we can help get your pool repaired and ready for you to enjoy.
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