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Poolman

 [*] posted on 30-12-11 at 09:58 AM
Pool may only leak when its running ?
pguthrie

 Depicts mood of post posted on 30-12-11 at 08:15 AM
I used the leakalyzer on a covered commercial pool with a scum gutter the other day. With the water barely trickling into them, i showed a zero loss of water. Do i need to raise the water level and run the test again to confirm? Based on my results, i would say no. Any thoughts?

The customer says the water bill doubled and that non of the restrooms have leaks.

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