What should you do if took some top rails off to tighten the liner when putting up your above-ground pool after partially filling it and now get back on sides are bowed?

1. Stop filling the pool immediately. Adding more water will only make the problem worse.

2. Drain the pool until the water level is below the bowed sections. This will relieve some of the pressure on the sides of the pool.

3. Reinstall the top rails. Make sure the rails are securely fastened to the pool frame.

4. Fill the pool slowly. Allow the water to fill up gradually to give the sides of the pool time to adjust.

5. Monitor the pool for any further bowing. If the sides continue to bow, you may need to take additional steps to support the pool.

Here are some additional tips for preventing your above-ground pool from bowing:

* Make sure the pool is installed on a level surface.

* Use a pool liner that is the correct size for your pool.

* Tighten the pool liner evenly.

* Do not overfill the pool.

* Inspect the pool regularly for any signs of damage.

By following these tips, you can help keep your above-ground pool safe and enjoyable.

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