Recent content by MichaelJoseph0101

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    Pulling my hair out! Aquarite 900

    Update.. I took the filter out and there was a uniform light brown coating that was not dirt! Now im thinking back a week ago when I brushed the pool, I remember stiring up the same very faint brown color at the bottom but at the time I just thought it was dirt. Its crazy because the rest of the...
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    Pulling my hair out! Aquarite 900

    OK now I see, Very informative!
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    Pulling my hair out! Aquarite 900

    Interesting. I just added the liquid chlorine now. In the case of an algae bloom, wouldn't I be seeing a big difference between FC and total chlorine? I never see that which is why I didn't think it was because of chlorine demand.
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    Pulling my hair out! Aquarite 900

    The filter is cleaned once a week, there is a cage around the pool so the water stays fairly clean. I bought the drop kit that was recommended by the pool company that initially set up the pool. What exactly do you consider a proper test kit? So any idea why all of a sudden I can't keep the...
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    Pulling my hair out! Aquarite 900

    Move the switch from auto to off and check all of the readings. 85, 31.9, 0, 54p, -0, AL-0, r 1.59, t-9 Move the switch back to auto and recheck the readings. 85, 26.8, 5.56, 54p, -3600, AL-0, r 1.59, t-9 Move the switch to off for a minute and then back to auto and recheck the readings. 85...
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    Pulling my hair out! Aquarite 900

    I have a drop test for chlorine, FC, ph and alkalinity. I also have strip tests for the same plus salinity, hardness and stabilizer. I considered that it could be because of high chlorine demand but the water is clear and does not show difference between free and total chlorine levels.
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    Pulling my hair out! Aquarite 900

    This has now been a month long scavenger hunt to multiple pool stores and I'm still not 100% sure what the issue is. We have a 6 month old salt plaster pool (details in signature) and everything was great for a few months. We could keep the SWG down to around 18% and the chlorine levels stayed...
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