Pump, filter, heater, and salt cell: models, service, and notes
Your equipment is the most expensive part of the pool, and the easiest to neglect until it fails. A simple register plus a running service log keeps warranties valid, makes part orders quick, and warns you when something is wearing out.
One row per major component. Record the model and serial, the install date, and the warranty so parts and claims are easy when something fails.
| Component | Brand / model | Serial # | Installed | Warranty until |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pump | ||||
| Filter | ||||
| Heater / heat pump | ||||
| Salt cell / SWG | ||||
| Automatic / robotic cleaner | ||||
| Timer / automation | ||||
| Chlorinator / feeder | ||||
| Other |
Filter cleans, o-ring and gasket changes, salt cell cleanings, motor service, parts replaced. A dated history shows wear patterns and protects warranty claims.
| Date | Component | Service performed | Parts / cost | Next due |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Note the clean pressure after each filter service. Backwash or clean again when the gauge rises 8 to 10 psi above this baseline.
| Date cleaned | Clean psi | Backwash-at psi | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Follow each manufacturer service schedule. Dosing and range figures are estimates from standard pool-care formulas and are not a substitute for testing your own water. Educational only. Always follow the product label and local guidance.