My Aqua Logic Chlorination system board read out states. "No Cell Power" along with the yellow light indicator staying on. What would need replaced?
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My system is 14 years old so I replaced MB and transformer. Current limiter or K1 are usually the problem. I searched different sites and found great info for my salt system problems over the years.
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First off test the water for proper salt content. If it's ok, then your "fins" in the chlorinator are the problem. You'll have to disconnect and remove the section with the fins. Soak it in muriatic acid or vineager to remove the white build up. Rinse with plain water and reconnect the section. Should work like New.
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Check to verify the circuit has power and if it does, replace the entire light. Reminder: The photo cell will only turn the light on at night and then only after a time delay and a functioning ballast. (Ballast is probably the problem and most easily fixed by replacement of the entire light. Save the photo cell as a spare.)
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I'm not sure what might be wrong with your machine, I can only tell you that mine worked the the first 4-5 times I used it and then did what yours is doing. I even bought new arrays thinking our hard water may have ruined them but it has still never worked. Mine also had no warranty no return address or any helpful instructions. I personally feel like it was a not so cheap piece of junk. Sorry I can't help you with it. Hope you have better luck than I did.
1150638
Yes. The error lights flash and I think the salt level does not read. Before you do anything make sure your salt cell has been cleaned with a good acid wash and take it to your pool store for testing.
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I've never experienced this issue. Unplug the unit from the power unit and the power unit. I'd suggest changing the switch on the power unit from large pool to small pool and try the unit then. Then I'd plug everything in and try it again. How is your axle set? You might also change this position. Good luck.
1034219
Check to make sure you have power to you light fixture. Your ballast needs to be replaced.
336495
I have taken the flow switch apart to see how it operates. I believe it is just a proximity switch that indicates that there is water flowing. My new flow switch stopped working after a few weeks. After verifying that there was water flowing I removed the RJ-11 connector from the control panel and replace it with a short circuited wire in an old RJ-11 connector. Once the control panel sees that there is water flowing it will provide power to the salt cell. I hope this helps. It was very difficult shorting out the RJ-11 connector.
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The water will not work. The lights still work though...but they have to be plugged into some sort of USB outlet.
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Make sure you replaced it with the correct photocell get a small voltage tester to see if the unit is working properly check for loose wires
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Yeah I had it happen. Water catches and then light stays on. Try tapping it or letting a little water run off til it clears.
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Try using a multimeter to verify the power... if that is not an option look at the wiring in the light you removed/are replacing. Check the 12v breaker box and see if you can determine the the color pattern used for wiring.
328808
Luis, You made need to do a salinity test first, salinity sticks needed, see if the test indicates the same salinity as your sensor is indicating, if lower you will need to calibrate your chlorinator first, will need to contact manufacture and find out their procedure, after calibrating no change in reading from sensor then may need to replace sensor.
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Yes, if the flow switch is not working your chlorinator will not work either. The flow switch sends a signal to your salt cell and tells it to turn on. The reason for this is so your chlorinator doesn't accidentally run and create chlorine while your pump is turned off. Replacing the flow switch is a really easy and fast fix, just make sure the arrows on the flow switch are pointed in the same direction as the flow of water. Easy peasy!
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Sorry, no idea. My nitro power supply caught fire and nearly burned down my deck so I threw it away and bought an aquabot.
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On the Aqua Rite control panel, press diagnostic button 3 times. A new amp cell reads 5 +. My cell was down in the 0 to 1 range. The ppm salt was also falling.
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Not that I know of. I replaced mine per Pentair's suggestion that it doubled as the salt sensor. Not so. New switch did not fix the problem and I had to buy a new Chlorinator. My third one in five years. I got frustrated with the cleaning process and tried a pressure washer which blew out the flow switch. New switch did not help the salt reading fluctuations