My digital reader on my mineral springs board has gone out so I had to have my salt tested and it is showing above 3800. my system is not producing chlorine. at what salt level does the system stop producing? Can you buy a new digital reader without buying a new board?
Salt too high
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Welcome to TFP.
The Mineral Springs swg is a rebranded Goldline AquaRite which is now owned by Hayward. You can buy a replacement display board for it.
How do you know it's not producing chlorine?
The Mineral Springs swg is a rebranded Goldline AquaRite which is now owned by Hayward. You can buy a replacement display board for it.
How do you know it's not producing chlorine?
Thank you! The salt is reading over 3800 but the chlorine is not showing up on test strips or at the pool store. The dial on the salt system is set at 60. Is there an online store for the display board?
Just because it's not showing up on the tests doesn't mean it isn't producing chlorine. You can slightly loosen the union half on the downstream side if the cell so it drips when it's running and test it to see if it's generating.
Since it's a rebranded AquaRite, you might want to check out this thread about the current limiter being bad.
As for the display, you can search for AquaRite parts and several places will have it.
Since it's a rebranded AquaRite, you might want to check out this thread about the current limiter being bad.
As for the display, you can search for AquaRite parts and several places will have it.
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