Troubleshooting salt chlorinators problems SALTLOGIC chlorinator

CHECKLIST WHEN PROBLEMS OCCUR

• Insufficient running times
• pH too high or low
• Strong sunlight and low conditioner levels
• Poor circulation
• Heavy bather loading
• Low chlorine production

• Low salt levels
• Scale build up on the cell
• Faulty circulation
• Algacide addition within the last 2 to 3 weeks
• Cell leads incorrectly connected
• Debris levels in the pool too high
• Cell too old and worn out

• Heavy bather loadings
• Extreme sunlight conditions
• Insufficient pool conditioner levels

• A low total alkalinity level in Marblesheen, pebble or tiled pools
• Contamination with debris especially urine could be another cause

• Dirty and clogged filter
• Hair and link baskets full of leaves at the skimmer boxes or pump
• Faulty pump
• Water level is low or cell is clogged with scale

• Ineffective backwashing
• Body fat or oil build-up on pads. With Diatomaceous earth filters the cause may be insufficient diatomaceous earth over the pads

• Insufficient filtration times
• Holes in the filter pads
• High pH
• Pool walls need brushing
• Main drain not working
• Algacides have been added in the last few weeks, or
• Bather load too great for filtration and chlorine times

• The result of splash out by bathers
• Heavy overflow from rain or accidental filling of the pool
• Topping up because of pool leaks or from excessive backwashing

• Low chlorine levels
• High pH levels
• Poor circulation
• Infrequent brushing of the pool walls
• Incorrect total alkalinity

• The pH is over 7,4 or
• The pool conditioner level is too high

• Hard bore waters being used
• Incorrect total alkalinity levels in marblesheen, pebble or tiled or heated pools
• pH levels may also be too high
• Prior to the CHLORINATOR and currently, are you still adding powered chlorine?

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