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Your unit is designed to Clean and Chlorinate your pool.
You will still need to check the chemistry of your pool regularly.
The table below shows the recommended balanced levels for normal pools. Maintaining these levels will provide a safe and enjoyable
pool environment. If your water chemistry is not in balance, contact an authorized dealer (pool professional) or pool store and they can
provide you with the proper chemicals and procedures.
Troubleshooting Guide for Chlorination
A. Chlorine generator is OFF
B. Low Salinity
C. Chlorine output too low
D. Low stabilizer
E. Chemical imbalance
A. Chlorine level too low
B. Chemical imbalance
A. No power feed to the power
supply unit.
A. Too much salt added to the
pool
Chlorine level low, or no
chlorine
Green pool water
Cleaner stopped & No
chlorination
Salinity high
Problem Possible Causes Possible Solutions
1. Are any of the Cl² LEDs illuminated?
2. Check the salinity level. Make sure it is at least 3500 PPM.
3. Increase the Cl² output then re-check chlorine level after 24 hours
4. Check stabilizer(CYA) level. Make sure it is between 60-80ppm
5. Check pool chemistry and balance accordingly or consult a pool professional
1. Increase the LEDs of the Cl² output and then re-check chlorine level
2. Check pool chemistry and balance accordingly or consult a pool professional
1. Check floating power cord connection
2. Check GFCI receptacle and circuit breaker
1. Drain some pool water and refill the pool with fresh water and re-check. Salt level should not exceed 4500 PPM.
Evaluating the possible cause for each problem from top to bottom will avoid any extra labor or downtime