I have a hayward veriflow xl filter that is spitting dirt back into the pool. I do not see and obvious problem when I dissassemble the filter.
Check the standpipe gasket. Its a small part, but could be the problem. Also, look very closely at your manifold for any small cracks. The smallest fissure in the manifold can produce big problems.
also, check at the bottom of the sand and look at the laterals, they may also be broken.
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SOURCE: hayward filter problem
YOUR HANDLE IS NOT SEATING IN THE RIGHT POSITION THERE IS A SPROCKET UNDER HANDLE THAT MAY BE DAMAGED TRYSETTING HANDLE TO DIFFERENT POSITIONS SEVERAL TIMES IT MAY HAVE DEBRIS UNDER IT MAKE SURE PUMP IS OFF.TAKE HANDLE ASSEMBLY OFF AND CHECK SPOCKET
SOURCE: Hayward sand filter needs primed every time
The problem is a malfunctioning check valve. It'll be somewhere in the line on the pump output side. If it's not a separate fitting it'll be in the line, probably in an elbow.
Need further info, let me know...
Charlie
SOURCE: Dirt comes back thriugh the return when I vacuum
if your pool is clean its not sand when we vac customers pools we put vac in pool and put vac hose over pool take a wet vac put on end of hose outside pool keep it on only long enough to get water flowing save your filter and water if you want to vac through skimmer make sure you are in filter mode good luck
SOURCE: hooking up filter to pump and pool
This website contains a copy of the owners manual for the S180T pool filter. It should have all of the information that you need.
http://www.backyardcitypools.com/images/hayward/pro-series-manual.pdf
It is in PDF format. let me know if you have any trouble opening it.
SOURCE: Low flow
The model number you give is for the multi port valve. Did you need the valve manual or the filter manual? Go to haywardnet.com for their full line and manuals. Here is the link for the SP0714 valve at their site. It is in PDF format...
As far as the pressure gauge goes on these pool filters, those work for a short amount of time then they go bad. I would have to ask you two questions. Do you have good strong suction from the skimmer? Do you have a strong flow from the return? If the answer to both of these questions is yes then I don't think you have a problem other than a bad pressure gauge. Also you said the pressure is the same but you did not mention if it is still spitting out sand. If it is and the laterals are all ok I would recommend replacing the spider gasket.
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