Here are a few areas to check (in no particular order): * pump may be broken (it does happen, even on a new pump once in awhile) * there is inadequate/poor power connection (check connections to ensure good power contacts) * there is low or fluctuating line voltage (verifying line voltage at the pump is adequate especially on hot afternoons and as other systems cycle on/off like air conditioning/heat pump) * air flow may be inadequate (make sure pump has small open area around it to allow for air flow) * the pump may be clogged (change/clean filter and disassemble/clean to ensure no debris or other material is in the impeller or flow path) Hope this helps ...
Also check for leaks, loose pump lid, old lid gasket, inadequate water level in pool, improper wire size for the length of wire run, pump is in a shed with no or inadequate ventilation, pump too large for the system.
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Year, make and model would help us help you.
Check the thermostat first. I had an intermittent overheating problem on my 02 for almost a year, changed the thermostat and it never happened again. If that doesn't work, secondly I would check the water pump.
I would suspect a plugged fuel filter which can cause a overheating fuel pump and / or the fuel pump is going out again.
If the vehicle has electric cooling fans, do they turn on? Could use more info like year, make and model.
A ten year old shouldn't be left at a full size pool unattended,but a kiddie pool would be lame for them.You may as well think about the pool that everyone would enjoy for the longterm rather just getting something short term that would benefit noone after awhile.
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put a small pump down in the drain "little giant" is one brand that works they dont seem to mind running dry some DO NOT stop up the valve in the drain your pool will float and be destroyed First of all don't paint your pool you are creating a maintanance nightmare for yourself.Yes put a pump at the bottom to pump the water out and place a brick over the dew drain to keep out groundwater, Only do this in the dry time of year, rainy season or winter or you could float your pool.
If you really want to heat your pool to a temperature comfortable for swimming YEAR ROUND (Jan-Dec), then either a gas heater or a heat pump would be the most efficient option. You would have to perform a side-by-side comparison of the exact models (gas vs heat pump) using current fuel costs to determine which would be cheaper to operate. Solar heating will extend your swimming season, but will not be able to provide enough heat in the winter months due to cold air temps, cloud cover, and low solar intensity due to your high northern latitude. (Obviously, I have assumed that you pool is outdoors). Hope this helps ...
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You did not say what year it is are what it is, So I can't help you like I would like to. But you need to start with the fuel pump relay and the fuse for the fuel pump. If I knew what you were working on I would tell you where that stuff is. NEUTZ.
Year, make and model would help.
The year was when the Earth was FORMED. The ocean IS A REALLY BIG SWIMMING POOL.