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Get an electric salt probe from amazon (the testing strips suck) or take a sample into Leslies. Compare it to the manufacturer's recommended levels in the manual to make sure you don't have to add salt (should only need to add a bag or two a year depending on usage or backwashing).

I'm troubleshooting my salt cell since lately the service light has been coming on and off (seems to happen randomly about half the day it's solid on with no visible gas being produced, otherwise sometimes service light is off and working fine). Warranty department has been really slow to get...

I've been doing 12 hours at 100% which did okay, but might have worn it out prematurely as it stopped working after only 2 years. Would be nice to run it less. CYA is at 60

I have a 28k pool and most of the sizes available won't get me the recommended 2-3x capacity. My SJ-40 isn't cutting it and I want to upgrade. Question: if I get the SJ-55 version, is the cell plug and play? Can I just get a SJ-55 replacement cell and swap it into my SJ-40...

I had some calcium buildup and just cleaned my cell by putting it in a bucket with 5:1 ratio of acid to water (needed about half a gallon of acid). Is it ok to dump this bucket back into the pool if I need to add acid anyway?