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It did just what you said. I guess my cell is getting old and tired..

Ok, I will go out and look at those intervals and check. Thanks for the explanation

In the rest cycle and revere cycle it reads zeroes like you say, but when it says chlorinator off percentage met there is no readings. Like if you were looking at the diagnosis menus outside of run times.

That’s what I thought, BUT after 2 hours it said chlorinator off percentage met. So what would make it shut down for the rest of the 6 hours it should be cycling in?

I understand that, but normally when it’s on the rest or reverse polarity stage it shows Zeros on the reading. If I’m not mistaken when it reads “ chlorinator off percentage met” it will not come back on till next scheduled startup.

New main board, older tcell 15, I have my timer set for 12pm to 8pm @ 70%. Did a super chlorinate for 10 hours last nite and it raised level 6ppm. Went out and looked at my diagnosis screen and it said CHLORINATOR OFF,PERCENTAGE MET. so at 2 hours into my 8 hour cycle in turned off the swg...

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Does anyone know where to find a schematic that shows parts and locations of what’s n the main board? GLX PCB MAIN is the board I have. Thanks

Great, thanks for everyone's feedback.

So again, in a perfect pool world how much salt should I be going through with no rain dilution?

My question is how much salt should I be going through with no leaks no dilution and no splash out? I guy said he uses 2 bags a year and one says he uses 10 bags. So I guess the guy using ten bags has a lot of salt loss somehow.

So you adding about 10 bags of salt a year correct? Does anyone think this is to much? - - - Updated - - - 1/4 inch Dailey x 7 days= 1 3/4 a week right.

I am using my control panel to see salt levels. I do have all the drop tests and the salinity drop test also. After adding a bag of salt the reading goes right back up to 3200. I will start checking with the drop tester. So two inches a week is too much to be evaporation?

My pool never overflows, and I loose approximately 2 inches a week to evaporation and after 2 weeks of adding water I start seeing a drop in salt and by the third week I have to add 40 lbs. of salt

I'm just curious to how often other people are having to add salt to thier pool. If I'm correct the only way to lose salt is by a leak, splash out. I feel I'm having to add salt more than I should so I would like some comparison. I add a 40 lb bag like once a moth. I live in central Florida. But...

I was wondering if you can just replace the housing? Cell still works but has a crack in the housing causing it to leak a bit. I used epoxy and it worked for months but starting to drip again. Thanks