I think I messed up some settings in my aqua rite and the salt is reading 300ppm, yet the pool store told me I had near 5000ppm so I'm not generating chlorine and my pool keeps turning green.The system is only 4 years old and it has been cleaned regularly. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I done messed up.
- Thread starter Jaync
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If it was me I would exchange 25% of the water and start shocking w liquid chlorine asap. U need to slam no matter what u do but your cya level is needed to get a baseline. Do u have a tft kit and if so where ur fc and cya at now
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Post ur pool specs in ur signature we need to know the gallons. Right now u can start pump leve it run 24/7 and throw 2 gallons liquid chlorine in there if u have an inground 1 gallon if smaller above and get us ur info
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Post ur pool specs in ur signature we need to know the gallons. Right now u can start pump leve it run 24/7 and throw 2 gallons liquid chlorine in there if u have an inground 1 gallon if smaller above and get us ur info
Lists of questions. Do you have a test kit? Either the tf-100 or Taylor K-2006c and a salt test kit Taylor K-1766.
What is your cya?
Pleasr update your signature use this post
https://www.troublefreepool.com/thr...-to-answer-your-questions?p=684136#post684136
Depending on the type of cell and if the pool store has accurate testing (they usually don’t this is why a proper test kit is needed) one sign of a cell going bad is low salt readings. If it’s 4 years old it may be at the end of its life or it could also be a bad sensor.
I would add liquid chlorine use poolmath to get it elevated and then start a SLAM
https://www.troublefreepool.com/content/125-slam-shock-level-and-maintain-shockingl
What is your cya?
Pleasr update your signature use this post
https://www.troublefreepool.com/thr...-to-answer-your-questions?p=684136#post684136
Depending on the type of cell and if the pool store has accurate testing (they usually don’t this is why a proper test kit is needed) one sign of a cell going bad is low salt readings. If it’s 4 years old it may be at the end of its life or it could also be a bad sensor.
I would add liquid chlorine use poolmath to get it elevated and then start a SLAM
https://www.troublefreepool.com/content/125-slam-shock-level-and-maintain-shockingl
22,000 Gallon IG Vinyl Hayward Veri-flo XL Sand Auqua Rite T- cell -9 Hayward Super Pump 3/4 filled by city water
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Wrong cell type!
Make sure your cell match the cell type on the display, pages 7-10 > Hayward Aquarite Troubleshooting Guide
If that didn't work, post the Diagnostics.