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Almost seems too simple now that I think about it. I have no idea what else it could be.

I have a GFI tester and tested both GFI receptacles and both work fine (I have a 20A GFI receptacle for my pump and a 15A GFI receptacle for my SWG). When I say unplugged, I mean I am unplugging the SWG from the GFI receptacle; the SWG is cord connected. Would you suggest I try measuring the...

Oh I'm confident the source of the voltage is the Salt Water Generator. My local supplier was even nice enough to let me try a new cell to make sure the cell wasn't the issue. As soon as I unplug the SWG, the voltage in the water drops to zero.

No, I have a 1HP Hayward Turbo-Flo II pump. I looked on the pump and there is no bonding lug. I checked the manual and they make no reference to needing to bond the pump, unlike other Hayward pumps such as the Max-Flow.

John, a ground plate serves the same purpose as a ground rod. It probably offers the same surface area as a rod, but you don't have to pound it in 8ft deep. It's about 18" by 10" by about 1/4" thick galvanized plate with ground lug. See following link for example...

New 24ft resin AGP installed over a month ago with a Hayward AquaTrol SWG. Last week, when standing on the ground next to the pool, I reached in the water and felt a mild electrical shock. Through the process of elimination, I discovered this was most likely being created by the SWG because it...