The current readings are:
2700
93
26.0
5.89
66P
-2600
AL-1
r 1.59
t-15
The unit will hold these approximate readings for the day while the pump is running. However, each morning the salt reading at startup will be between 600 and 1900 until I switch from auto to off and back to auto. Then the instantaneous reading will return to 2700 and remain their until the following morning. Thae same is true if I switch from Auto to Super chlorinate and back to Auto. The 2700 reading looks correct compared to salt test strips. I recently replaced my 4+ year old cell think that might be the problem. However, the problem continues.
Any suggestions?
Daily salt recalibration
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jazimmer
posted this
10 July 2017
InyoRob
posted this
12 July 2017
Hello Jazimmer - When you replaced your cell, did you replace it with another TCELL15?
jazimmer
posted this
12 July 2017
Yes. The replacement was a TCSELL15.
InyoRob
posted this
12 July 2017
Ok. The wrong cell could have caused some odd readings. It sounds like your main circuit board is going bad. The part number for the board is GLX-PCB-RITE.
jazimmer
posted this
12 July 2017
Ordering the PCB today. Thanks.
john2098
posted this
20 June 2018
I have the same problem. I HAVE A NEW CIRCUIT BOARD but did not solve the problem.
InyoRob
posted this
20 June 2018
Hello John - How old is your salt cell? An aging cell will start to send incorrect readings to the control.
john2098
posted this
20 June 2018
cell is new.
InyoRob
posted this
20 June 2018
Take a look through the Hayward Troubleshooting Manual. If you aren't able to determine the problem, we recommend contacting Hayward tech support. 866-772-2100
john2098
posted this
29 June 2018
contacted Hayward and they were of no help. I finally found the problem which was a bad flow switch. The flow light was not on but it seems like it must have been stuck in the closed position causing all the problems.
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InyoRob
posted this
29 June 2018
Thank you for coming back and giving us an update, John.
