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The correct operation of the chlorinator can be easily checked by checking the indicator lights on the
control panel. However, if the pool remains cloudy or the chlorine residual tests are low, then the chlorine
produced is being lost due to high chlorine demand or unsuitable water conditions.
To reduce chlorine demand:
Check pH values (between 7.0 and 7.4)
Check stabiliser levels (Cyanuric Acid) are between 20 to 50 ppm
Check for the presence of phosphates and nitrates, which generally contribute to high chlorine
demand: if the tests are positive, carry out a shock treatment with an oxidising agent.
ln general, BOOST modes are not required if the pool is maintained at the correct levels.
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Read the manual and keep in an safe place for future reference.
Adjust chlorine production when temperatures increase or decrease (select the right mode).
lncrease chlorine production when bathing load increases (see BOOST modes).
Use a stabiliser (Cyanuric Acid) at concentrations of 20 to 50 ppm to protect the free chlorine in the
pool.
Where possible, install the chlorinator away from direct sunlight.
Regularly get a water sample tested by a qualified pool professional for a more in-depth analysis.
Maintain salt concentration levels around 3.5 g/1 (3,500 ppm).
Regularly test the parameters of the water.
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Do not use fertiliser close to your pool. Fertilisers are an abundant source of Nitrates and
Phosphates, resulting in higher chlorine demand and deposits on the chlorinator cell.
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Never use pure acid to adjust the pH. Deposits of by-products can damage the cell.
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Do not add any chemicals to the water (including salt) when the chlorinator is switched on (switch
it OFF).
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Do not add chemicals (including salt) directly into the skimmer.
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Do not allow salinity levels to fall below 3 g/l (3,000 ppm).
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