Having trouble getting my chlorinator to work. I've replaced the flow switch, both temperature sensors and the salt cell (T-15). Getting contradictory error messages..."Chorinator Off: High Salt/Amps"..."Check System: Low Salt". Salt level in the pool reads as 4000ppm with my portable salt sensor and similar with salt strips. Diagnostic on the controller says 1700ppm (+40.43V, 10.05A). I think the controller is an AquaPlus. Main Software Revision 4.45. Display Software Revision 3.12. Installed in 2014. Any help on troubleshooting appreciated. (Will be diluting the pool in the mean time).
Salt too high AND too low?
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New Guy's T-15 problem
I found y'all while researching an issue with a Aqua Logic Goldline Chlorinator cell replacement. Replaced a T-15 with a T-15 and got the dreaded Chlorinator off, High Salt/Amp shutoff message. I found your thread on a resolution involving the K1 relay solder/connection by DJConn. Can...
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High Amps / Salt message, but salt is about 3,000 ppm
I was getting the conflicting readings on two successive "Diagnostics Menu" salt readings. One reading would always show salt at 700-800 ppm and the next would show it at 3000-3100 ppm. My salt test strips indicate that it is in the 2900-3100 ppm range. I figured that since the cell was 4...
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Thanks for the suggestion. I didn't see anything that looks like a burnt or loose solder joint. I also did the polarity switch and I'm getting the exact same readings as I did before I diluted the salt level in the pool. Any other suggestions would be appreciated
Assuming the board is bad, is replacement something a novice could handle? Looks like the board SN is G1-015043H. I assume I could just match the connections to the new board but don't know if there are any tricks of the trade or hidden pitfalls.
Assuming the board is bad, is replacement something a novice could handle? Looks like the board SN is G1-015043H. I assume I could just match the connections to the new board but don't know if there are any tricks of the trade or hidden pitfalls.
Can you show both sides of the board?
The high voltage is a good indicator of a bad solder point, trace or component.
The high voltage is a good indicator of a bad solder point, trace or component.
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I think I made it worse. No power to the display unit at all now. Looks like the solder point was connecting an OMRON G8P-1C4P PCB relay. Assume it's time for me to call in a professional. Any other suggestions appreciated.
Maybe you hooked up the power incorrectly?
Pictures?
Are you getting power to the unit?
Pictures?
Are you getting power to the unit?
