Winter Weather is Coming!
Is your Pool Ready?
Most pools in North Texas are equipped with freeze protection built in. This will automatically turn your equipment on when the temperatures drop below 36°-38°.
If your equipment doesn’t turn on please be sure to manually turn the equipment on directly at the outdoor control panel to avoid potentially costly repairs.
Please be sure to follow these simple steps to ensure your pool water is circulating properly.
Allow for equipment to automatically run while temperatures are near or below freezing
Keep water at normal operating level
Empty all skimmer and pump baskets of all debris to allow for proper water circulation
Freeze damage to pool equipment is not covered under manufacture warranties. For this reason we do not recommend turning off equipment or draining your equipment unless you loose power.
If you do drain your equipment there will be no water circulation in your pool until equipment is restored to normal operating mode
If you have any questions or need assistance please contact us Service@RobertsonPools.com
Steps to Drain Your Filter
Your filter model may vary from image shown
Only drain if you have lost power for an extended period of time
Ensure power is turned off at the breaker box, to make sure equipment doesn’t turn back on when power is restored.
Open Air Relief Valve at the top of your Filter. This will allow for air to safely release from the filter
Open drain plug at bottom of filter to remove water from the filter
Make sure that all valves are in the open position
Please note that Robertson Pools doesn’t recommend draining your equipment unless you loose power. This is not a full and comprehensive winterizing procedure and is only to be used for short term emergency purposes
Steps to Drain Your Main Pump(s)
Your pump model may vary from image shown.
Only drain if you have lost power for an extended period of time
Ensure power is turned off at the breaker box, to make sure equipment doesn’t turn back on when power is restored.
Open pump lid and remove basket. Leave lid off.
Open drain plugs at bottom of pump to remove water from the pump pot
Please note that Robertson Pools doesn’t recommend draining your equipment unless you loose power. This is not a full and comprehensive winterizing procedure and is only to be used for short term emergency purposes
Steps to Drain Your Booster Pump
Your pump model may vary from image shown.
Only drain if you have lost power for an extended period of time
Ensure power is turned off at the breaker box, to make sure equipment doesn’t turn back on when power is restored.
Open drain plugs at bottom of pump to remove water from the pump pot
Please note that Robertson Pools doesn’t recommend draining your equipment unless you loose power. This is not a full and comprehensive winterizing procedure and is only to be used for short term emergency purposes
If you have any questions or need assistance please contact us Service@RobertsonPools.com
