Aquarite with T9 and Salt level of 4500

[athflying]

Newly installed SWG. I did calculation based on 11,500 gallon pool which would of been roughly just over 300lbs of salt to get pool started

I put about 260 in and checked next day to be sure I didn't overshoot...well I either have a smaller pool than I think or I suck at math but I am now at 4500. I drained a few inches and refilled with almost zero effect. I rather not drain and refill cause then everything else also get diluted but also don't want to cause damage to pool or equipment.

From what I read on here it seems if your SWG isn't complaining then leave it. It seems fine with the higher salt levels but want to be sure I am not hurting anything else leaving it at 4500. I am confident it's that high as a Taylor kit, strips, and SWG all say between 4400-4600.

 

[JamesW]

What are the diagnostic readings?

 

[athflying]

In order they appear 4600, 67, 32.4, 0.00, 82P, -0, Al-0, r1.59,t-9,

 

[JamesW]

You're probably ok for now.

The cooler water temperature is keeping the amps down.

It only gives a high salt error based on amps, not salinity.

As the water warms up, it's probably going to give a high salt error unless you get the salinity down some.

 

[athflying]

We should be getting some spring showers soon and I expect some natural dilution...so as long as it's generating with no errors..nothing to worry about?

 

[JamesW]

Correct. As long as there are no errors, you're good.