While some problems are technical enough that they require the attention of a qualified professional, others have a simple solution and you might be able to troubleshoot these yourself.
Low or No Chlorine
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Add chlorine stabilizer as required. Chlorine stabilizer content should be 50 to 75 PPM. For every 50 pounds of salt, 1.25 pounds of stabilizer should be added.
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Increase the system's daily operating time.
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Increase chlorine production by pressing the "chlorine production rate adjustment" button.
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Enable "boost" mode and run for 24 hours.
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Press the "test salinity" button. If salinity is low, more salt may need to be added.
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Clean the cell if it is dirty or clogged.
Screen is Blank
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Check that the unit is connected to a power supply and the pump is switched on.
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Fully insert into the connector the ribbon cable between front and back PC board.
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Properly connect the connector at the white plug between the transformer and back PC board.
No "Cell On" Indicator
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Ensure "chlorine production" setting is not set to "00%." Adjust to desired percentage.
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Clean and/or unblock cell as required.
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Plug in the "flow/temp/salinity" sensor.
"No Flow" Indicator Stays On
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Unclog the strainer baskets if necessary.
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Correctly align all valves.
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Clean or unclog filter if required.
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Plug in the "flow/temp/salinity" sensor.
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Remove the "flow/temp/salinity" sensor. Clean the sensor and reinstall.
The Drip Cap
- AquaPure is a salt chlorine generating system used to sanitize your pool, using a closed-loop water-softening system.
- If salinity is low, more salt may need to be added.
- Properly connect the connector at the white plug between the transformer and back PC board.
- Plug in the "flow/temp/salinity" sensor.
- Unclog the strainer baskets if necessary.
- Correctly align all valves.