Any ideas?

[rgnbull1227]

Had a bit of rain yesterday and windy. Pool has been crystal clear. Went out this AM and noticed a bit of haze to the pool. Lots of wind so there was debris, dust and leaves on top of pool. Netted all out and did a test.
Test results this AM were:
FC 4.5
CC 0.0
PH 7.4
TA 90
CYA 40

Was working on property all day but just went to look and still hazy. Actually looks a bit more hazy. Did another test.
Results
FC 4.5
CC 0.0
PH 7.4
TA 90
CYA 40

Results are exactly the same as this am.
Thoughts?

Just kicked pool on to run overnight at a medium speed and cranked up the salt gen.

 

[Texas Splash]

With a salt pool, your CYA is low for TFP standards (70 min). It could be your water was stressed trying to maintain the FC consistently. If increasing the salt gen doesn't seem to help, you might consider doing an Overnight Chlorine Loss Test.

 

[rgnbull1227]

Ill let it run tonight and check #'s in am and haziness. I will also add some CYA in the Sock in the morn as well. Thanks will report back in AM. FYI. The SWG was set at 40% today and it maintained the FC all day.

 

[rgnbull1227]

Pool is a bit more cloudy. Tested water.
FC 4.5
CC 0.0
PH 7.0
TA 90
CYA 45
Thoughts? Odd FC is on the higher sign and no CC yet the pool is getting more cloudy.

 

[rgnbull1227]

?? Any thoughts?

 

[SpringPool]

What does the pressure on your filter say? Does it possibly need a backwash?

If that doesn’t help clear up the cloudiness you may want to SLAM after adjusting Ph to 7.2

If cleaning the filter clears it up then increase ph to 7.4.

 

[robhdrider]

How long has it been since you cleaned your DE filter? I have found over the years that when my pool clouds but chems appear fine that it is time to clean the filter, even when I haven’t seen a pressure rise. In my case backwashing and recharging rarely helped in this situation but dissembling and cleaning the filter worked every time.