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Got it. And thanks for that PDA thread, its quite helpful.

Ok, turned off the cell at 9:30 pm last night and left the pump running all night. Tested the water at 10:10pm: TF-100 FC 8.5 CC 0 Test at 6:00 am: FC 8.5 CC 0 No chlorine loss overnight. I had also tested this earlier in the afternoon using the TF-100: TA = 50 CH = 250 CYA = 60 Do I...

Unfortunately we only have one night every 24hrs here in Florida and I was testing the cell. I can do an OCLT tonight and confirm tomorrow. Let's assume I do have chlorine loss with a CC reading of 0, what could be causing this? and will the SLAM procedure kill whatever is causing it?

generessler, thanks for chiming in. A few things that might have been not clear: 05/2011 - Pool built 08/2014 - Single speed pump died and is replaced with a Jandy VSP running at 3250 RPMs 09/2014 - Notice original PLC1400 cell stopped producing chlorine and new one was installed 09/2014 on -...

Late reply as I had to take the kids to their last day of school this morning. Tested at around 7am and here are the results: The cell appears to be producing chlorine. This was with the pump running at 1725 RPMs and under Pool Boost overnight, so now I have more questions: - As mentioned...

Ok. I spent quite a bit of time playing with this today and I am more informed. The VSP option is there and it was setup. I had it setup at 3250 for the pool and now I remember that I did not know how to accomplish what I wanted to do, which was to run the pump at low speed for 10 or so hours...

Pump runs from 9am until 5pm at 3250 rpms daily. I know low flow through the cell is a problem, would high flow be an issue as well? Or will the cell produce chlorine while the pump runs at high speed?

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I used the TF-100 … its up in the thread, I am thinking you missed that part? The size of the cell, 1400, is also stated both in the original post and my profile. Guessing you missed that as well. I mean, I am looking for help, but not sure you are looking to help or start an argument. I know...

Hi PoolGate, thanks for helping here! What image are you referring to? the last one is from WaterGuru, it measures a few parameters daily and it is not related to any of the Jandy stuff. I really do not think the cell is working based on all the chlorine I have been adding. When I first had...

I let it run for one day and FC went from 2.5 to 0. I then took a sample close to a return and checked with my TF100 and it read zero as well. I am sure the cell is not working even though it says otherwise. I will try and contact PoolGate Thanks!

This is where I noticed the dip switch settings, I only see an option for single speed and two speed pump. Not sure I should select the two speed pump or if I need to upgrade to a different board:

I had my system installed when the pool was built, all Jandy. Aqualink w/PDA controlling: - Single speed pump - SWG 1400 - a couple of valves for pool/spa - Heater A few years down the road my pump died on me, so I decided to purchase a Jandy JEP 2.0 epump ... this is when my troubles started...

Forgot to update. Took me almost a month but I got it back

Hopefully this works:

I can check tonight. I assume the firmware version is what appears on the PDA remote when you turn it on, correct?

I get distracted and keep forgetting to come check on my own threads. That is great info. I knew it would not be cheap, its in the ballpark of what I had in mind.

Thanks for the quick reply! Thanks for the quick reply! I had no idea about Cloromax, will go to Walmart and look for PECL! What happens if I were to go above FC20? is it harmful or am I just wasting chlorine? I will look up the SLAM process, the link just takes me to a blog page with...

I have a pool that is about 11 years old and I would like to update the automation side of things. I do not even know what I have, lol, but I will post pictures at the bottom of the post. I know my system is all Jandy. I have the Handy PDA remote, a variable speed pump, a CS200 filter...

Hi guys, I have been a member for a few years and have been maintaining my pool for over 10 years with no problems until now. Long story short, left for a summer vacation to Canada and my wife broke her arm (humerus) while mountain biking. A two week vacation turned into 4 weeks away from home...

One of the lights is down. I really dont want to fish this wire again.

I’d say some colors are brighter and some are not. The blue and white are brighter, the red is not. I really never use red, so I’d say for the colors I use these are better. The changing colors will give you a seizure … they change so fast. Again, I think if they last a year plus, this was...

All fixed and synchronized. Basically turn them off, wait 20 seconds or more and then turn on and off a bunch of times. They will sync up eventually.

They are nice and bright. Just found the instructions online on how to synchronize them.

Spent the best part of today changing the lights. Fishing the wire through was something I never want to do again. I soaked the pipes with dishwashing soap yesterday but it was still a royal pain. I tried with pulling line first but ended up buying fishing tape, the plastic one. The last one...