How to Change a Pool Pressure Gauge | Quick DIY Fix Everyone Can Do!

Описание: Is your pool filter pressure gauge cracked, leaking, or just not working? In this video, I show you step by step how to replace a broken pressure gauge on a sand filter.

I’ll walk you through how to safely stop your heat pump and water pump, remove the old gauge, prep the new gauge with Teflon plumber’s tape for a tight seal, and reinstall it correctly. Once it’s installed, I switch the pump back on to make sure it’s reading the right pressure - helping you keep your pool clean and your equipment running smoothly.

Replacing a pool filter pressure gauge is a quick, easy DIY that can save you money and prevent bigger issues down the line.

🔧 Tools Used: Adjustable wrench, Teflon tape
📌 Tip: Always switch off pumps and release pressure before removing the old gauge!

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