How To Clean Pool Salt Cell / How to Clean Pool Salt Water Chlorinator

Todays video is How To Clean Pool Salt Cell / How to Clean Pool Salt Water Chlorinator. Our salt system for our pool has been acting funny and reading salt levels incorrectly. A quick cleaning of the salt cell got everything running 100% perfect. Make sure you are cleaning your salt cells at least 2 times a year. Once before you open your pool up for the swimming season, and then at the end of the season before you put your salt cell away for the non-swimming season. If you notice any issues with you pool don't hesitate to clean your salt cell in the middle of the pool swimming season.
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[@sonofsalt]

Rock Chalk JHawk!!!

[@markkelley7625]

Go Ku!

[@MJ-NSA]

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[@chrisbuildsitall]

No I haven’t, I’ll look it up. We lived in Wichita for a few years.

[@CoachLindaJean]

What if it doesn't bubble up

[@chrisbuildsitall]

Either you acid is bad or your cell is clean. Acid can go bad if it’s not stored correctly. If it’s bad make sure you dump it into your pool. Put 30oz or so then check your ph the next day to confirm it’s bad before dumping it all in.

[@CoachLindaJean]

@@chrisbuildsitall thank you, found out cell was clean.

[@blackthorns8640]

acid first then water

[@chrisbuildsitall]

Nope

[@InDatParish]

Absolutely not !!