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If the water is cloudy you could have a couple of problems.
1. Could be out of balance; many factors lead to this, check it and fix it. You can take a water sample to a local pool & spa place for professional advice.
2. Green means algae; scrub and shock.
3. Filtration system could be messed up or just full. Particles may be recirculating.
Easy answer is to shock it and vacuum. How does it look the next day? Go from there. If it is dirt you can see on the bottom (ie. alot) vacuum to waste instead of to the filter. This will remove the particles but not clog the system.
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