|
Problem |
Cause |
Solution |
| Scale Build-up within the Cell. |
The water being purified contains high pH, total alkalinity and
calcium hardness levels. |
Calculate Langelier's index to assure balanced water. Adjust
chemicals if needed and clean the Cell as described above. |
| DC Plug and Cell Terminals Burned. |
The Cell plug is not securely pushed onto the cell terminals,
allowing moisture to seep into the plug.
The Cell terminals
leak. |
Ensure the Cell cord plug is pressed completely onto the Cell
terminal. Check the terminals and clean with a dry cloth to remove dirt and
corrosion.
Contact the factory for Warranty
Status/Procedures. |
| Premature Cell Failure (Requires Replacement Cell). |
Abnormally high Cell usage due to an insufficient Stabilizer
(Cyanuric acid) level.
Debris in the Cell. |
Check the stabilizer level as recommended and
adjust.
Inspect the Cell monthly and clean debris if
needed. |
| White Flakes in the Water. |
This occurs when excessive calcium hardness is present. This
should cease after a few days. . |
Visually inspect Cell for scale build-up and clean the cell as
described above. Adjust your water chemistry as needed. |
"NO FLOW" Message.
|
Insufficient Flow (Min. 15 gpm)
A Flow switch wire is
loose. |
Ensure your Filter and Cell are clean of debris.
Ensure
there are no valves diverting flow away from the cell.
Check each end for
tightness onto the terminals. |
| "LOW AMPS" message. |
Very cold pool water.
The Cell is
scaled.
Possible Cell failure. |
Lower the output and add a Non-Chlorine Shock
containing
Potassium Monopersulfate to the pool
until the water temperature rises above
50?F.
See #2 of this section.
Check with a 957
tester and replace if needed.
Also see #4 of this section. |
| No GREEN CELL light (Cell Life Depleted). |
Low Cell Amperage.
The Cell Cord is Disconnected
from the Cell.
Fuse Blown on Power Module. |
Replace cell.
Ensure that the cord is firmly pressed
into the cell.
Replace Fuse. See Owner's Manual for fuse rating
and location. |
