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Waterway Filter pressure won't drop after backwash: Persistent High Filter Pressure

Waterway Filter pressure won't drop after backwash reference for Waterway Pump & Filter: likely causes, next checks, and manual-verification reminders for pool service techs.

Waterway Waterway Pump & Filter MEDIUM

What It Means

Persistent High Filter Pressure

Likely Causes

Next Checks

  1. Spike backwash cycle — some filters allow a pressure spike to break up sand channels
  2. If sand is 5+ years old, replace the sand
  3. Inspect laterals at bottom of sand filter for cracks — broken laterals allow sand into pool and reduce filtration

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