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:oops: The cell wasn't plugged in. Hence the fuse didn't blow after I removed the pine needle. After realizing this and plugging in the cell, it still blows the fuse. Yes I'am an idiot. Back to square one!!

:) Thanks Eddie, but now I am having the same trouble as you. I have a 24' agp and my pool guy estimated about 10 bags of salt which I added 3 days ago. It dissolved and the pump has been running 24 hours a day since. Today I resolved my fuse situation, but now it won't generate chlorine because...

:-D Ok,Ok,Ok, I removed the cell from the pool to inspect it and guess what, a pine needle found its way into the cell, apparently causing the fuse in the control box to blow. Now I am an Electrician, and i have seen fuses blow, I've seen transformers blow up, lord knows i've been shocked more...

Ok. Will check the plates. Thanks. BTW, the wire that was pinched was not the wire to the cell.

The Cell :? Ok. The controller must be ok. I replaced the fuse (for the fifth time) and unplugged the cell cord. Then I turned the unit on and switched it to auto. No blown fuse. I just got a no flow and check cell flashing leds. So, it must be the cell or the cell cord that is bad. Anyone else...

Blown fuse-Please help!!! :( Well, I found a wire pinched behind a screw, but after repairing and checking the rest of the wiring for damage, the fuse still blows! This is a brand new unit. What the !>"} is wrong? Could the power supply be bad? :x

Blown fuse-Please help!!! Nope. I plugged the pump into a seperate cord. Now they are on different circuits. The pump is not plugged into the aquatrol. The aquatrol has power, and would operate the pump with the timer or on all the time, before I seperated them. Even now when I slide the auto...

Blown fuse :x Why didn't I think of that? Thanks will try it. That is bad too, because I am an electrician. Will let you know. Thanks again for jaring my thick noggin.

Hi all, newbie here with a big problem. I have power to my aqua trol. It runs the timer and pump, but when I switch it to auto or super chlorinate, it blows the 20 amp fuse. Why? :cry: