I had been using the 10.5% liquid chlorinator from Pinch a Penny and averaging 24oz Muriatic acid per week. I switched to the Home Depot 10% on June 4th and I have not had to add ANY acid since. Can anyone explain the difference?
Thanks,
Mike
I was curious about the salt level as well so I bought the Taylor K-1766 kit and tested. My water (not a salt pool) is 1400ppm salt. It definitely does impact the CSI # in Pool Math.
Oops, just noticed your comment. Press the button on the far left to cycle the light to service and then you can control the other items in that panel.
Mine's been out since yesterday afternoon as well. I too wasted time chasing down resetting the IAqualink Unit, router etc. Sure would be nice if they pushed out a notification when this happened.
Texas Splash, Thanks for all the great suggestions! The Pool Calculator says CF 18 for a CYA of 60 (or am I missing something?) but actually I ran up in the high 30's for the first several days and only let it drift down to 22-24 the last couple days. I will look closer at the weir doors...
I have been pouring about a cup of bleach in thhe auto fill several times a day to kiil anything in thhe pipes. I may try to cap it off to rule out another potential source.
Is it "normal" to take 7 days to get chloring usage down and CC below .5? I have been at shock level (25-40 fc) for 168 hours now and just tested CC and it's back up to 5. I just took out the lights (spa and pool) about 52 hours ago (since it was so cold and I hesitated on getting in the...
That's great information! I can just use that relay as a switch for the 120V for the Stenner pump and the rest of my problems/questions don't really matter for this solution.
Thanks for all the help!!