AquaRite Issue : SuperChlorinate Mode

[chlorinatorpro]

I may be having a senior moment but something seems a bit off:

On an AquaRite system with firmware r1.59 when the switch gets moved to SuperChlorinate the generating light stays ON initially along with the SuperChlorinate light and the duty cycle goes to 100 (and of course the power light is on). After 10 seconds, I hear the relay click and both generating and Superchlorinate lights go off leaving only the power light on. I don't understand why the SuperChlorinate light would go off.

When the switch is in Auto mode all the readings are within range. Power and generating lights are on:

3200
80F
26.6V
6.39a
59
-3000
AL-0
r1.59
t-15

Tried unseating the display board and reseating but no change on display or lights.

Any thoughts as to why the SuperChlorinate light would go off? T-15 Cell equivalent is less than a year old.

 

[JamesW]

Output is scaled back to 20% at 60° F and output stops at 50° F.

It might be related to the water temperature.

It should be fine once the water temperature is above 60 degrees.

 

[chlorinatorpro]

2nd reading on display 80 F is water temperature.

 

[JamesW]

Is the heater running when the generating light goes out?

If the heater is on, the amps go up.

If the amps hit 8.0, the box will shut down.

 

[chlorinatorpro]

I don't believe the heater is running. The pool is located in Phoenix, AZ .

What are the possible reasons the Superchlorinate light would go off 10 seconds after the switch is moved from Auto -> Superchlorinate?

Board issue?

 

[JamesW]

Are there any error lights or messages?

Can you show a video of what's happening?

 

[chlorinatorpro]

Unfortunately the video file I have is too large to attach here.

No error lights or messages. Sounds like a call to Hayward is needed. I've never seen anything like this.

 

[JamesW]

Upload to YouTube and link.