gingrbredman
Gold Supporter
- Jun 10, 2020
- 732
- Pool Size
- 11200
- Surface
- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-40
If you have chlorine in a solid form, it needs something to hold it together in that state. It is normally either calcium or CYA. Either of those you do not need more of, so liquid chlorine would be all you would want to add. But it looks like you have plenty of room to spare in that salt cell, so crank it up! I found my cell percentage needs to be tweaked three times a year. The first setting is at opening when the weather is still cooler, and the UV doesn't burn the chlorine as fast. The second time is around late June for me where the sun is full, and swimmers are plenty. The final tweak is towards the end of the season where, similar to early in the year, the chlorine burn off is much less. But throughout the season, I keep my CYA at the same level, with a covered pool like yours, 60.Dang. I assumed the shock would just shock
I don't understand the test kit you are using, but if it is 76 (it would be rounded to 80 with the TF test kit), I agree, too high for a pool that is covered a lot. 80 may be a good number for Arizona summers, but not Chicagoland.CYA - 76