Recent content by Dave1991

Post Mortem, lessons learned... JasonLion, you were correct, the low salt level caused the new cell to have problems as well, which is why the check cell light remained illuminated. No need for me to contact the manufacturer. Once I raised the salinity, and reset the SWG, the new cell is...

Yes, confirmed that the cell type (t-15) is correct on the diagnostic display. Salt level is very low, but I thought that was due to the bad cell (it dropped rather drastically just before the check cell light came on). I could add a few bags of salt...but as you say, it seems unlikely that...

Water temp is +/- 70 degrees. Connections seem solid. After startup, the Power and Generating lights are lit...but after a few minutes of it running, the Generating light goes off, and the Check salt and Check cell lights come on (solid).

I just installed a new Hayward T-15 cell, restarted the system, and my Aqua Rite control panel still has a solid light for the Check Cell. Now what???

Since my entire system is more than 3 years old, I would think it is no longer under warranty. So I will need to weigh the risk factor of the CompuPool cell (with a warranty that comes with that) against the possible inconvenience of it not working well. Thank you for your insight and prompt...

Perfect...that answers that. What are your thoughts (if any) on the off brand CompuPool T-15 cell instead of the name brand one from Hayward?

I have a Goldline T-Cell-15 that I am going to have to replace. I was considering going with a T-Cell-9, since by my calculations, my pool/spa is below 25,000 gallons, and thought I would save some money. Is this shortsighted thinking? Am I better off paying a little more now and staying with...