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Tested again in better light this morning, FC- 11 chlorine dial stayed at same setting not sure why this went up? CC < .5 TA- 100 CYA- 30 was definitely 30 or less could almost see dot when tube was full of water.

No it is just a dial, I think I’m going to have to recalibrate it, I’m almost at the lowest setting already and 3-4 years ago it would stay at halfway.

The ORP reading never really correlated to what my test would come out too. And the rep for the system said I should pay much attention to it, but I know I’ve had to turn the dial almost all the way down.

Taylor drop test, I have an automatic chlorine feeder, it’s hard to tell exactly what the CYA is, I feel it is always partially subjective. The “pool store” said it was 34.

I seem to always run high on my CL this morning I tested the following, FC-8.5 CC- .5-1 IT WAS 5:00 AM and dark PH- 7.8 TA-100 CYA-30-40 The kids were complaining about their eyes burning at lunch time and said the water tasted salty, would bringing up the CYA still be the first plan of action...

If your CC is above .3 I thought it means you need to shock the pool?

I've been having high CL readings pretty consistently but still have CC at .5 or above often. This morning these were my readings; FC- 7 CC- .5-.8 PH- 7.4 TA- 100 CYA- 20 I am using liquid chlorine on an automatic feed system. During these hots days I am having a lot of swimmers and I am...

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So the sales guy that installed my automated liquid chlorine/acid system came by to do a post installation check up and while he was there he took some readings and sent me this screen shot, see attached. I am assuming this is a computer generated reading? The CCL is what got me, if it was...