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So i just found out after cleaning my DE filter out the first time that i am missing the screen at the top of the air bleed assembly. I found a piece of duct tape which i assume was covering the pipe. This explains why DE powder was gong straight into the pool. I found a replacement on amazon...

Yeah the shallow end seems constant yet the deep end fluctuates. What is WAG?

I have two returns. One at the bottom of the deep end and another in the side wall of the shallow end. I notice that the deep end I can see the water surface being Disturbed by the return then other times nothing at all. All my plumbing above ground is right with no leaks. I'm not losing water...

Ok thanks again.

Sorry i don't understand the both polarities part. i pressed the + button and it stayed at 2900. the other reading on the default menu is also 2900. My test kit (taylors) reads 3200. which kit has the K-1766? Since I've owned it its never given a similar reading to the test. It appears to be...

-25.14v -6.77a 88f 2900 ppm

All within spec. I called Hayward and they confirmed there appears to be no problem with the system but recommended i contact a local Hayward service to have it checked.

This has been an issue since i removed the cell to clean it. Prior i was getting results around 2/4 ppm. Know its close to zero My latest test results are (taylor kit i do myself) FC=0.2 CC=0 PH =7.5 TA =80 CH =225 CYA = 80 SLT =3200 Si =0.15 Im running at 80% for 12 hours yet before i was...

Just an observation. I'm new to this so it can be confusing, but i am sticking to the recommendations on here and my pool looks beautiful.

So i just received my Taylor test kit and reading through the manual it says "above 50ppm no additional benefit is observed. In fact, high levels of CYA may actually inhibit chlorines ability sanitize an oxidize". Chemistry is brutal.

I have a Hayward goldline and the manual says 40 ppm. Everything I read says minimum 80 ppm. Do I follow the manual or not. That is the question