Basic operation
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SALINITY READOUT
NOTE: the salt readout takes up to one minute to test and display the salt level.
NOTE: The chlorinator cell should be tested as lime-scale build up on its blades may affect the readings.
Clean the blades if necessary. If the cell is clean and readings are still inaccurate please refer to the
troubleshooting section of this guide, page 38.
Normal salt level
When salt level is between the recommended ranges of
2800-4700 ppm the salinity bar is in the (
√
icon) area.
High salinity indication
Above 5500 ppm – the upper bar turns on with High salt indication.
Above 6500 ppm – the alarm salinity lamp is on.
Above 8000 ppm – the upper salinity bar icons blink.
In all high salinity situations and alarms between 5,500-10,000 ppm
the unit continues its normal operation.
In case of high salinity indication, the pool water should be tested
by a pool professional. If levels are above 5,500 ppm, it is
recommended to drain part of the pool water and refill with fresh
water. Please check with your local pool professional prior to
draining the pool.
At
~
10,000 ppm: A monkey wrench icon lights up, output turns off
but salt meter stays flashing and a HIGH SALT or SHRT CELL
indication appears on the numerical display. The unit attempts to recover every few seconds.
