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There was no information that was personal. Its just stupid questions about pool cleaners. the most sensitive was my age and household income, which you can click "I'd rather not say".

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What is up with this app? I swear, it's always got some BS up the sleeve. today I saw it was going 58 GPM with the "setting" in the app at "810" GPM, hahahahah My pump is set to 25 GPM at the pump, but the app has a whole other idea.

Ok thank you, ill fix that!

Is that misleading? I thought it was correct way of saying it.

My sig is bad? Hmmm ok Ill check it, thanks!

No, I don't think so, its the old school grids. In the tall cylinder can.

It’s probably time to replace them. Going on 10 years, at least. And I’m getting way more Fine dirt settlement in my pool. Builder said if it’s a hole in the filter, it would be more near returns, but mine is evenly distributed dirt on floor, everywhere. I looked online, and there is a huge...

I admit im slow lol

Will do sir! Wait I need to brush it today! 😝

Ooops I thought you meant the bulb in the unit lol sorry you're right

I might have an idea. I used outdoor Christmas lights on my pool equipment during freezing temps, covered by a tarp. While not intentional, one of the bulbs you see in the photos might of ended on top of the unit, therefor causing the burnt spot in both the top cover and top of SWG. Might of...

No. If you look at my first photo, you can see that it’s to the side.

Bulb? The green one? Seems to be an inch or away from it. I’m not completely dissing your suggestion. I’m just saying it seems too far away to be the burnt spot unless it’s some transistor or something that feeds the lightbulb. I can’t imagine this being a big power area, the light. I might have...

I thought that too initially but it’s both. See this photo I just took.

I noticed this just this week. A burnt spot on top of my SWG. I installed it in October of last year. Operates with Intelliconnect and shuts off properly when water flow stops. Is this something else I need to worry about? The unit operates about 33% and does fine for chlorine gereration.

Ok, I can do that! So, curious, the heater will be after, so that's cool n all I guess?

Alright, where do I put the sensor? Before SWG, after filter, and we're good? After heater?

Yah, I got the kit, that was on the list when I bought the SWG. :) I'm at 3K ppm of salt right now.

OH I got this, but this isn't really saying the IntelliCHLOR has a bad sensor, it's just there is not a temp sensor currently installed. Coming soon!

Thanks Jeff! I did NOT test before hand so yeah, I use liquid chlorine almost exclusively, only adding pucks in a few of the hotest parts of summer when I'm out of town for a week. Currently at 65 ppm CYA! yay! Now to monitor salt level. how much should I trust the "GOOD" on the SWG?

OK, makes sense! I appreciate your info! thank you kind internet stranger!

I find that Odd since the intelliconnect connects directly to the SWG powercenter. One would think they could of programmed it to send "kill power" in that comm cable lol

I have ordered the temp sensor and will install it the moment it arrives, so no on that so far.

Ha no worries! no sorry needed, but appreciated! I am on second attempt at redoing plumbing, cause one sleeve didn't seal :( I give it 3 hour cure time, its cured! at least for a 28gal/min water pressure. Heck, thats just above minimal operating water flow for the inteliChlor! I determined I...

Um … up and going, I never saw a ground in the Intelliconnect… is that ok? I added 4 bags of 40lb each and reached 3000 ppm in the hour. I brushed all the salt off the bottom. No body said the Intelliconnect RS wire block screw down was a pull off moduLe! I figured it out after wiring the SWG...

Great! This is exactly what i needed. I wasn't aware i needed the temp sensor. I will get that. I just plumbed it in, waiting for dry time, now is a good time to wire it up while all the power is OFF> thanks again!