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Sanitizing (Chlorinating) Operating Instructions
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5,000 Gallons
10,000 Gallons
15,000 Gallons
20,000 Gallons
24,000 Gallons
28,000 Gallons
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Adding SALT to the pool:
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Before adding salt, make sure the robot is unplugged and outside of the pool.
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Measure the existing salt level in the pool. Some pools may have residual salt from years of liquid chlorine use.
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Determine how much salt is needed to achieve 3,500 PPM (Parts per Million). See Salt Table below.
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When adding salt, turn on the pool pump for 24 hours in order to keep the pool water circulating.
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Add salt directly to the pool making sure the salt is spread evenly. Brush the pool bottom to help dissolve the salt. Wait a minimum of 8
hours before testing again. For optimum operation, check salt level once per week.
The Cl²(Chlorine Output) can be adjusted at
any time. Each pool has its own chlorine
demand based on volume, weather
conditions, cleanliness, number of bathers,
etc. The default level is set to handle a 24,000
gallon (91 m³) pool. Each LED referencing the
Cl² represents a predetermined amount of
chlorination time. Therefore, the more LEDs
illuminated the higher the Chlorine Output.
Adjusting the (Cl²) Chlorine Output
on the Power Supply
NOTE -This table works based on the current salt level in your pool.
If your measurement shows 0 salt in the pool please reference the column with a “0” in it.