High chlorine consumption (3 - 3.5 ppm a day)

Jun 26, 2017
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Tulsa, OK
Please pour some thoughts on what adjustments need to be made to get the chlorine consumption to a normal range. Last year only in the peak summer there were few days at 3.5 ppm a day.

Pool was closed (not covered) for 4 months. Opened it a week back, filled it few inches and shocked the pool. CYA was 50 last September.

OCLT passed with 0.5 loss overnight
Water crystal clear.

FC 4 (Bumping to 8)
CC 0
pH 7.6
CH 200
TA 80
CYA 40

Thanks
 
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Since oclt was good it leads to testing error, so do a second oclt just in case, and test after FC adds to check all the boxes. Is something visiting the pool during the day?

Typical steps for can find the use....

Have a floor cleaner? Run it or brush real good.

Check lights and ladders, dead spots.
 
Since oclt was good it leads to testing error, so do a second oclt just in case, and test after FC adds to check all the boxes. Is something visiting the pool during the day?

Typical steps for can find the use....

Have a floor cleaner? Run it or brush real good.

Check lights and ladders, dead spots.
Since oclt was good it leads to testing error, so do a second oclt just in case, and test after FC adds to check all the boxes. Is something visiting the pool during the day?

Typical steps for can find the use....

Have a floor cleaner? Run it or brush real good.

Check lights and ladders, dead spots.

Will redo the OCLT once the rain stops.
 

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Thanks everyone for the replies. I will call Atwoods.

On another note, do I need to adjust the CH? It is at 200 right now.

Do you have an autofill? What is the CH of your fill water?

Calculate your CSI using PoolMath
 

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