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You may also want to get a new GFCI receptacle. As a home inspector, I know that GFCI receptacles are prone to failure and nuisance trips. You may just have a receptacle going bad. If you change receptacle and it is still tripping then you will need to look at the pump, ground and bond.

I would also recommend power to the pool lights and equipment that is not low voltage be GFCI protected.

Cell temp is 74, water temp is 77.

Jamesw, thanks for the info. Do you recommend staying with the Hayward brand or are any of the 'generics' decent.

I think the system was installed in 2011. 3E1005-2131444 is the serial number.

OK, it is a Hayward Pro Logic system. It is reading my salt at 2500 - 2600 but when I take a sample to my local pool supply house it reads at 3100. I have recently cleaned the cell with a 1:4 muriatic acid solution and it appears clean. I have done the instant read several times, switching...

Moved from here. I am having the same problem. The only difference is my system is a Hayward Pro Logic with a T-15 cell. The the salt reading be manually re-set on this controller?

Hi, I'm David and am fairly new to pool ownership. I bought a house at the end of 2015 and got a pool with it. It has a Hayward salt system. So far, been pretty easy to get the hang of.