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Thanks all. I'll call the power company and reach out some local resources for an eletrician.

Salt. I suspect the issue was there before converting and the salt made the water more conductive.

Thanks. I suspect that my rail has poor bonding. I do have continuity to the bonding circuit, BUT it may be intermittent since the rail is stuck in place due to the previous owner not taking it out regularly.

I am not quite sure how it could be related to the power company since I disconnected all power from the panel and bonding and still see the voltage. Can you help me understand what you suspect?

I recently converted to salt and once we started swimming this year, we noticed a slight tingling shock when exiting the pool (touching the rail and water at the same time). There is almost no DC voltage at all, but there is 1.1 AC Volts. I turned the power off at the panel in the house and...

I opened up the filter yesterday and the sand looked pretty good to me. It was dirty as expected, but not hard and compacted. No goo! I could easily dig my hand in to it. You can see the pic that I attached. Of course, I am new to pools so I don't really know what bad sand looks like...

Thanks! I will take a look this weekend. Hopefully there won't be any since you baqua levels were zero. I suppose there could have been some lingering in the filter though.

Thanks for this fantastic site! I have read through many posts on baqua conversion, but still don't know if I should change the sand. Previous owners had the sand changed every year because they used baqua. I am new to pools but have read extensively on TFP and feel very comfortable with the...