I have a Harward Aquarite salt chlorinator that is misreporting the salt level. I had my salt level test at the local pool store and it tests at 3500 ppm. I also have had the cell tested at a local pool shop and it has passed. I have come across some articles stating it could also be an issue with the main board. I have seen that the thermistor (SP32) is a common repair for these boards. Does the SP32 thermistor also play a role in how the salt level is read from the cell?
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The cell is a T-15 and it is 5+ years old. I know the cell is old it is reading below 2200 ppm. The cell was tested using a Hayward tester and passed so that is why I was looking at the panel.What are the diagnostic readings?
What cell do you have?
How old is the cell?
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What are the diagnostic readings?
Move the switch to off and then back to auto and recheck the readings.
Move the switch to off and then back to auto and recheck the readings.
The instant reading is 2200 ppm. I looked at it again yesterday and the avg reading was at 1700.What are the diagnostic readings?
Move the switch to off and then back to auto and recheck the readings.
Probably a bad cell.
What are the first four characters of the serial number?
Is the cell clean?
What are all of the diagnostic readings?
What are the first four characters of the serial number?
Is the cell clean?
What are all of the diagnostic readings?
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