Here’s a comprehensive checklist of tasks typically performed by a pool service technician during routine maintenance:
Water Testing and Balancing:
Check pH levels, chlorine, alkalinity, calcium hardness, and stabilizer levels.
Add chemicals to balance the water as needed.
Skimming and Cleaning:
Remove debris from the water surface using a skimmer.
Empty skimmer and pump baskets.
Brush pool walls and tiles to prevent algae buildup.
Vacuuming:
Vacuum if needed to remove dirt, debris, and sediment.
Filter Maintenance:
Inspect and clean the filter (cartridge, sand, or DE) as needed.
Backwash the filter, if applicable.
Equipment Inspection:
Check the pool equipment for proper operation.
Examine seals and connections for leaks.
Inspect electrical components for safety and functionality.
Water Circulation:
Ensure proper flow and circulation by checking return jets and valves.
Chemical Inventory:
Refill or replace chemical feeders (e.g., chlorine tablets in a floater or feeder).
Season-Specific Tasks:
Summer preparation: Ensure optimal operation for increased pool use.
This checklist can vary depending on the type of pool (e.g., saltwater vs. freshwater) and the specific service package offered.
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