New SWG conversion, should I leave my chemicals alone?

[nam11b]

Hey all, looking for some input here on my numbers. I have a 11k fiberglass pool and I just installed a Circupool SJ40. My TA and my PH both have been low since I opened and my thinking has been once I added the SWG they were going to come up on their own. Is there a flaw to that thinking and should I tackle the TA now? I am using my Taylor FAS DPD to check water quality. Color, clarity, and smell are all excellent. I am surrounded by trees and leaves and other debris are a constant battle.

PH 7
Salt 3500ppm
TA very low, between 10-20
8ppm FC, 0.5 CC
CYA 50, planning to add CYA to get up to 60+

What do you guys think?

 

[Akathisia]

I recommend following these guidelines for SWG water balance: https://www.troublefreepool.com/content/138-water-balance-for-swg-saltwater-chlorine-generator

TA won't rise on its own. pH can have a tendency to rise over time. CYA should be 70-80.

 

[nam11b]

Thanks, I was a little confused about TA. I really did not think alkalinity could increase with the SWG, but it seemed like other people were experiencing just that.

 

[pooldv]

My TA gets pushed up a bit from my fill water. Add enough baking soda to raise TA to 50.

 

[GaryT58]

TA and PH can swing with a SWG, but there are those, like myself were these are stable. So I would not wait long to see if the SWG is going to swing. I personally have not needed to do anything with PH or TA since last July in my SWG pool.