TYPICAL FREEZE CONDITIONS IN OUR AREA:

During FREEZE conditions, your pumps should continuously run to keep water circulating to help prevent freezing. Typical control systems will have a freeze protect sensor that kicks on pumps when temperatures drop. If this does not work or you do not have this feature, manually turn on pumps to run.

If you have a SPA, the pool should switch back and forth between running the pool and spa to keep circulation going.

If you have WATER FEATURES, these should be flowing as well unless you have professionally winterized them and they are isolated to a pump other than your main pump.

Maintain the proper water level.

Disconnect fill lines from external faucets and insulate.

Drain and remove Ledge Loungers or similar pool furniture.

Your equipment set up is unique and may have other features that need attention that is not mentioned here.

EXTREME CONDITIONS IN OUR AREA:

If a loss of power during a freeze is a risk or there is a long stretch of a hard freeze to occur, you should take extra steps.

***If your pool equipment sits BELOW your pool, you will need to close off valves to keep pool from draining***

Turn OFF THE BREAKERS for the pool equipment.

Open the AIR RELIEF VALVE on your filter to release pressure.

Remove plug and let filter drain all the way out.

Remove plugs on all pumps and let drain.

Remove the lids to the pumps.

Open inline tab feeder and let drain down.

Remove plug from heater/heat pump and let drain out.

Remove and drain salt cell, if equipped.

Remove plug from any additional units such as UV or Ozone.

Remove pool cleaner and store inside.

Drain pool water to just below the tile line.

REFER TO YOUR MANUFACTURERS OWNER MANUALS TO LOCATE PLUGS AND OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION. THESE STEPS WILL HELP, BUT WILL NOT GAURANTEE THAT FREEZE DAMAGE WILL NOT OCCUR.

FREEZE DAMAGE IS NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.