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B. Red caution light is solid or Salt level is very high. The generator could Drain part of the water and refill the pool.
output lights 1-7 go up completely turn off and no longer produce It is also recommended to periodically test
and down quickly. chlorine until the situation is rectified. the salt level by a professional. If above
5500 ppm, check with your dealer about drain-
ing the pool water and refilling with fresh water.
1.
Make sure your filtration system is working
properly (i.e. clean filter and/or skimmer).
2. Make sure circulation time is adequate –
10. Cloudy Water May be due to chemical imbalance increase pump time if not.
or low water flow. 3. Make sure total alkalinity is within 60-120
ppm. Adjust with acid if needed.
4. Shock the water to eliminate build up of any
organic matter.
5. Make sure pool has a free chlorine reading
of 0.5 to 1.0 ppm.
6. Check with your dealer for more information.
Control knob set too low. Turn control knob up (clockwise).
7. Output Level Lights
Not Responding, but
Power Light is On Improper salt level.The system automatically Check salt level using a test kit or your local
shuts down the output level when the salt pool professional. See Salt Level Low or Salt
level is extremely low or extremely high. Level High instructions above. Adjust accordingly.
Wires from control panel to cell are loose Check the connection. Wires should be slid
or the screws to the connectors are over the pegs on the cell and the screws
not tight. tightened firmly. See cell-wiring diagram page 11.
8. Scale Buildup Inside Cell Standard occurrence that needs to be Clean cell as instructed on page 11.
cleaned approximately twice per year.
Chemical imbalance. Balance chemicals. (Focus mostly on the
“Saturation Index” on page 16.)
9. White Flakes In Water Normal occurrence when cell cleans itself. Keeping the water well balanced reduces this.
(Focus mostly on the “Saturation
Index” on page 16.)
6. Salt Level High This does no harm to the generator. Slowly
A. Red caution light is flashing. Salt level is on the high side. turn down the control knob to return to desired
output setting. It is also recommended to
periodically test the salt level by a professional.
Check the cell to ensure the plates are in good
condition and not coated with calcium buildup.
Dirty cell. Cleaning the cell is recommended if it is
calcified or if the readout seems questionable.
See “Cell Cleaning” page 11.
5. Output Light #7 is
not lit when turning Loose connection with the cell’s Ensure the connectors are pushed completely
control knob all the connection pegs. over the pegs and tighten connections with a
way up. screwdriver. See cell-wiring diagram page 11.
Add salt into the pool. See “Adding Salt” on
page 6. It is also recommended to periodically
Not enough salt due to heavy rain, splash out, test the salt level by a professional and adjust
initial miscalculation, etc. according to the “Salinity Demand Table” on
page 6.
Worn cell. If none of the above resolutions worked, the
cell may be worn out and must be replaced.
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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES WHAT TO DO