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Above ground pool heater
Heater is only 2 years old. Problem started last year. The heater is making like a popcorn sound (cracking). The flame is on and is heating the pool ,but sounds like the pipes are going to burst. I have no leaks and the water has been strong back to the pool until yesterday.I ran the filter and when I checked it the pressure was up and the water was very weak to the pool.I disconnected the heater and the water flow seems OK now.
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You are not getting enough flow through the heater. Usually there is a flow adjusting valve somewhere on the unit or lines that led to the unit. In that amount of time I do not think it could be limed up but it is possible. Do you have hard water in the area?
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