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TROUBLESHOOTING

I DON’T THINK IT’S WORKING

Experiencing any issues with a bright purple stain in and around your pool, or the Solar 

Ionizer itself, is a result of a reaction with cyanuric acid. EaazPool’s Solar Ionizer is 

designed to be used without other chemicals. Cyanuric Acid is typically used in pools as a 

stabilizer in chlorine tabs or other chlorine products. Noticing any significant staining other 

than simply around the ionizer itself, we advise removing the Solar Ionizer until the levels of 

Cyanuric Acid are reduced. This can be accomplished by draining water from your pool and 

replacing it with fresh water. The Solar Ionizer is designed to be used without any other 

chemicals and the copper within the ionizer is reacting to the cyanuric acid causing a purple 

stain. The stain itself should dissipate but could take several weeks after staining the 

plaster of the pool.

Firstly, fill a clear glass or plastic quart-sized jar (or equivalent) with water.

Second, place the solar ionizer on the top of the jar resting on the lip. Making sure the 

entire copper anode and basket are submerged in the water. See the image below.
Third, place the solar ionizer on the top of the jar, resting on the lip, with the electrodes 

immersed in water (making sure to press the coil into contact with the 3 dots on the 

bottom side of the panel with your hand continuously).
With a full sun shining on the solar panel, fine bubbles will be observed after a few 

seconds originating from the spring coils. This demonstrates that an electrical current is 

being generated. Any absence of these bubbles indicates a problem.

I SEE PURPLE STAINS!

You will see a blue/green mineral build-up on the copper anode within 5 – 7 days, indicat-

ing the unit is functioning. This is totally normal and a good sign that the Ionizer is working 

and functioning normally. 

I SEE A BLUE/GREEN BUILD-UP ON THE COPPER ANODE

Following the steps above, after confirming it is functioning normally, but your pool turns 

green, proceed trying to position your ionizer to a more consistently sunny area of the pool. 
If you have had a large amount of heavy rain or several overcast days, this may have 

caused the water to become imbalanced because the unit had no sunlight to be able to 

ionize the minerals properly. 
Simply shock your pool, run your filter a little longer than you normally would, and let the 

water balance itself. If you add too many chemicals this may make the situation worse. In 

addition, you can continue using the Solar Ionizer during this process, correcting any issues 

with the water turning green during usage.
If this does not effectively correct your issue, then it will be necessary to add an additional 

Solar Ionizer to maintain your pool under the conditions present. (It happens quite frequent-

ly that customers buy only one when they really need two.)
If you have had plenty of sun and the anode is not scaling, please contact customer 

support.

WHAT DO I DO IF MY POOL HAS TURNED GREEN?

PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE CORRECT NUMBER OF UNITS FOR YOUR SIZE POOL.

NEED HELP?

SIMPLY TEXT “SUPPORT” TO +1 (980) 447-2700

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