Have you ever wondered what comprises the integrated parts that make up the heart of your swimming pool circulation system? A circulating pump has a chamber where a basket collects debris that immediately enters it from the skimmer suction line. Usually there is a clear lid so you can visually inspect to see how dirty the "hair and lint strainer" is. Hair and leaves or even little flowers will cause obstruction - but that's what it's there for - to suck it in off the surface of the water and contain it for your poolman, or yourself, to empty periodically. Aside from this, there is the volute and diffuser that houses an impellor and seals - this pushes all the water through the system. And what powers the motion? It is a motor that is attached by some bolts to the body of the pump. These are rated for their efficiency and horsepower. Here in Moorpark or Simi Valley, pool pump repair addresses some area of failure in these components. Many times there is a leak from the body or shaft seal - this should be addressed right away if you see water collecting around the equipment pad, as it will cause greater problems later. Always consult a professional if you see or hear anything that is out of the ordinary, and especially if your pool or spa water is not moving as normal. Spectrum techs are standing by to rescue your water system problem and our courteous staff is always available for questions.

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