Redirect to the street via PVC pipe or "discharge hose" if codes permit. Redirect to a sewer line. With the latter you must be careful that the waste water from the filter does not overflow into the toilet or bath tub or shower.
Backwash can pin you and the boat indefinitely.
Backwash is a term used by engineers when cleaning water filters or coolers they reverse the flow and wash out the filters or coolers
No, you do not have the legal right to access and repair your neighbors' water line on your property without their permission. It is important to respect your neighbors' property rights and seek their consent before making any repairs.
This is the movement of water in a wave form back to the sea
One way if you have a sand filters is to use it's waste setting. That directs the flow of water out the backwash line without filtering it.
Could be up to 300 gal.
This phenomenon is known as "backwash." Backwash occurs when the water from a previous wave recedes back toward the ocean, usually after breaking on the shore, while the next wave approaches. It plays a key role in the continual exchange of water between the ocean and the coast.
Each time I backwash my pump head, the water comes out with extreme force. It has only trickled when something was going wrong. The pump may have been drawing air or the heads were dirty. During backwashing and rinsing, the water should be coming out with force. The pump pressure should even be lower when you return to filtering. Each time I backwash my pump head, the water comes out with extreme force. It has only trickled when something was going wrong. The pump may have been drawing air or the heads were dirty. During backwashing and rinsing, the water should be coming out with force. The pump pressure should even be lower when you return to filtering.
We just turn the dial to backwash and let some out!
29 gallons
Depending on the size of the pool and the size of the filter and the amount of times you have to backwash, also if you have had a lot of rain then you may need to backwash more than usual. If you put the pool in and the filter and you know how old the sand is, if you are backwashing more than usual,change the sand. Also before you backwash check the pressure of the water going back into the pool, then backwash check the pressure again the pressure should for any size hayward pump push your hand away if it does not then change your sand.
It sounds like either your valve is not set completely to "filter" or your valve's seals are degrading. If the valve is completely set to "filter", then either replace the valve, or plug the end of the backwash hose.Here's a good place to look for new backwash filters: http://www.swiftpoolsupplies.com/category/product-list/backwash-valves