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Will A generic Hayward T-15 cell work on a Pureline? I have their 40,000 gallon cell, but it's called an F-15, and I see they (pureline) make one specifically for a Hayward, but it has a different part number, so I don't know if they are interchangeable. Thanks.

Definitely green algae on a lot of the bottom (shallow and deep). All my returns are pointed up, for circulation, Maybe I'll try pointing them down with cover on. But I would think the main drain would pull enough water, to keep the chlorine homogenous.

I been using the TFP method for 6 years and have never had a problem. But it's been getting cooler here, and my pool has been covered most of the week. So, the past 2 weeks when I take the cover off I've had a layer of algae on the bottom. I still tested it every other day or so with the...

How old are your reagents? I find old an PH reagent will read high.

I am cutting out the old ones and putting in new. I'll probably cut the concrete anchor to anchor, 6-8'' wide.

I HAVE to replace deteriorated ladder anchors this year. I bought a new saftron ladder last season, and almost couldn't get it out of the corroding aluminum anchors. So what is best, Saftron anchors, or Brass? Thanks

Thanks, when the time comes, I'll probably cut the concrete with a demo saw, and make a hole big enough to work in. I don't feel like getting involved right now. LOL. HERE is what the anode looks like. I can't show it 'cause its buried about about 3'deep. I used to work for the gas...

I'm not ready to replace the anchors just yet, that's why I was wondering if anti seize would work. I'm surprised it's corroding like that, I have a 17# mag. anode on the system. Also, If i cut the bonding wire, wouldn't that break the whole "circuit" ?

The anchors for my rails and ladder seem to be corroding and it looks like they are aluminum. Also, I destroyed one of the hand rails removing it last year, and need to replace it. My question is, is there anything I can do to stop it from corroding, and can I use something like anti seize on...

Thanks I brought it up to 90

Do I need to worry about CSI with a vinyl liner and SWG? My water has almost no calcium, (30ppm), which gives me a csi of -1.45 according to poolmath. I actually never checked the csi because it's vinyl, but I was looking at the recommended levels for the swg, and saw there was a value for it...

Also, What is you water temp.? Generators don't like it below 60.

Lose the feeder and get a SWG