Pool service tech and me fighting fight cloudy water

[iamaconsumer]

Hello,
This is a vacation home, so unfortunately I’m not on site daily. Apparently water went cloudy and the tech added MPS and chlorine but also this attached dispenser (apparently to help clean up the pool).

I ran a FAS-DPD test and a CYA test from a TF-100 toolkit, got the following numbers:

FC: 5.0
CC: 0.5 (the solution is slightly pink and turns to clear immediately on one drop)
CYA: 20
pH: 7.2

I added CYA to bring it to 30 per the pool math app. With weekly testing I had determined an ORP reading of 630 to keep the FC at 4-5. Issue was the tank ran dry as no one was here to fill it. I have Pentair intellichem auto dispenser and an auto over on the pool.

I got into the place this morning, so no time yet for OCLT.

Questions were, should I set to SLAM level proactively for today and tomorrow ? Is the pool safe to swim in ?

Also is the silver chloride dispenser the tech added any use? Should I keep it or take it out? Likely been already billed for it :|

 

[Mdragger88]

Ditch the frog , proceed with SLAM Process with liquid chlorine. Mps is of no use with algae.
How long will you be there to maintain slam?

 

[iamaconsumer]

Just tonight.. would you use the pool? The water is clear.
Can the pool be used while under SLAM 10 ppm FC ?

 

[proavia]

Pool is safe to swim in as long as the FC is at or above minimum and at or below SLAM Process level for your CYA based on the FC/CYA Levels - and you can see the bottom of the pool along its entire length (shallow end to deep end).

 

[iamaconsumer]

Thank you !