Hi everyone.
It's been over a year (16 months) since we had our pool redone and now I have a question about my chlorine generator.
What is the service lifespan of these units?
It's a Hayward Blue Essence salt cell for pools up to 20k gallons.
Ours has been cleaned regularly following the manufactuers instructions but lately seems to have degraded in performance.
Before todays cleaning it was reading a super low 200 (usually reads between 2700 - 3500).
Now after the cleaning it's only up to 300.
The service cell light will not reset now either.
Calls to our rebuilder / installer have gone unanswered, to the point of frustration.
Seems as he just doesn't want to deal with any warranty issues at all.
We had to have a spa light replaced under warranty several months ago, and he farmed it out to another company saying that he wasn't an authorized dealer.
Now I have my doubts about him in general.
But back to my question. Do these salt cells regularly fail after a year or so?
Or should they have a longer lifespan?
Thanks, Dave
It's been over a year (16 months) since we had our pool redone and now I have a question about my chlorine generator.
What is the service lifespan of these units?
It's a Hayward Blue Essence salt cell for pools up to 20k gallons.
Ours has been cleaned regularly following the manufactuers instructions but lately seems to have degraded in performance.
Before todays cleaning it was reading a super low 200 (usually reads between 2700 - 3500).
Now after the cleaning it's only up to 300.
The service cell light will not reset now either.
Calls to our rebuilder / installer have gone unanswered, to the point of frustration.
Seems as he just doesn't want to deal with any warranty issues at all.
We had to have a spa light replaced under warranty several months ago, and he farmed it out to another company saying that he wasn't an authorized dealer.
Now I have my doubts about him in general.
But back to my question. Do these salt cells regularly fail after a year or so?
Or should they have a longer lifespan?
Thanks, Dave