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Wonder if you ever opened it as have the same issue with the clock on mine. Thanks, Francisco

Did you resolve the issue?

Hi, I have a Autopilot SIG-220 with an SC-36 cell (also have an alternate SC-48) which is about 4 years old (SC-48 cell has less than 2 years) that is giving me trouble. Even though I'm still doing trouble shooting to see if can identify the issue (Power supply, cell, cable, etc; had another...

Autopilot Digital DIG 220 with SC-48: check/clean cell Hi to all again. I am again having problems with my DIG-220 chlorinator. I had the SC-48 cell installed, level 3 power, and then voltage and amps reading on the test sequence reads 27V and 3.7 amps. The unit had started to give me a...

Hi again Sean, you were right, it was wired for 220 volts, but connected to a 110v source. I fixed it and now the alarm went away, the voltage of the cell now reads 29.2 volts. I setup a superboost for 72 hours for the pool, so expect that the algae problem gets solved!! Since my pool is...

Sean: Thanks for the heads-up, will check that tonight and reply to you, if that is the problem the correction would be pretty easy since the power panel is right next to the equipment. Under this scenario (wired incorrectly for 110 volts) the system would still produce chlorine? Thanks...

The unit is receiving 120 volts ac, 60 hz. I will re-check with the manual but am almost certain that it is wired correctly. What does makes you feel there is a problem in wiring voltage, the cell voltage output? Regards, Francisco

Hi. I'm new on this forum and seems like I finally find the right place to ask questions about my salt generator system. I have the Pool Pilot Digtal 220, which bought from a neighbor that was moving out of the country with around 1 1/2 years of use. The unit came with the SC36 cell and my...