OK, so yesterday I reached into my filter basket to clean out the leaves and was shocked. When it happened, I thought it was odd, but kept moving. Then I reached in again to clean out my robot and got the same shock. At the point, I knew something was wrong.
My first though was light, so I went and flipped the breaking on them. Nothing changed. I quickly narrowed it down to the breaker for my OmniLogic. After pondering for a min I thought the chlorinator was the only thing that could cause electricity to get to the pool. When I pulled the power source for the cell, the charge went away. I noticed that simply turning the cell off doesn't stop it. I physically have to unplug it.
So, my question it, has anyone else run into this? I have had it for 5 years with no problems. Is there a way to fix it?
If not, should I order the same one or is there something better out now?
Thanks for the help
Also to note, I don't currently have a water bond, so I am going to go ahead and add one this weekend. I expect that won't really fix my problem though.
My first though was light, so I went and flipped the breaking on them. Nothing changed. I quickly narrowed it down to the breaker for my OmniLogic. After pondering for a min I thought the chlorinator was the only thing that could cause electricity to get to the pool. When I pulled the power source for the cell, the charge went away. I noticed that simply turning the cell off doesn't stop it. I physically have to unplug it.
So, my question it, has anyone else run into this? I have had it for 5 years with no problems. Is there a way to fix it?
If not, should I order the same one or is there something better out now?
Thanks for the help
Also to note, I don't currently have a water bond, so I am going to go ahead and add one this weekend. I expect that won't really fix my problem though.
