SWG not working

[Tinaja]

I am having to reset it every day.

My values:
When I walk out in the morning it has a 0.
Pushing the diagnostic button I get these values:

temp 70 (I don't think that is right! It is raining, though. Will measure), voltage 32.7, current 0.00, output 80p, inst salt -0, al-0 (swimpure) and t-15 for my cell.

This started happening about the time I blew a fuse and lost power. I replaced the fuse and got power back but I get crazy readings and the check salt check cell lights are on steady.
I believe I blew the fuse when cleaning the cell. I probably did something stupid.

BTW will update profile...

 

[Tinaja]

Oh, also, I had my cell tested and it was fine.

 

[Bama Rambler]

The Swimpure is basically the same unit as the AquaRite. You may want to check out the big AquaRite thread about the current limiter.

 

[Tinaja]

I've thoroughly read that and bought everything but it seems to address a different issue that has to do with lights more than the lcd readout.

 

[Bama Rambler]

If the current limiter didn't work then you probably have a bad board.

 

[Tinaja]

Well, I didn't say that I tried that, but I did buy it....Just that it seems to address a different issue. My heading was changed, I believe. The problem is that the swg has a salt reading of 0, when it i above the min required amount. I can reset it but in the morning it is back to 0.

Does anyone know if replacing the limiter helps with the lcd reading being incorrect?

 

[calm_like_a_bomb]

Did you check the wires leading to/from your fuse? I had one get burnt, even though the fuse was ok. I just worked the burnt part back and forth (to see if it was going to break off) and my system started working again normally. It could be that you have a bad/flaky wire that's causing the intermittant issue.

I'm not sure how long it takes to get the salt reading down to 0, but if you've had a 0 instant salt reading for a few days I can see where it would drag it down to 0 eventually.

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