How to Clean Your Hayward Salt Chlorination TurboCell

[@robertleatherman7678]

Thank you for sharing, worked exactly as your video showed, very helpful!

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Great!

[@emtzjr]

Hi. What kind of acid did you use? Just got a new pool and trying to do the maintenance myself. Thx in advance.

[@TerryWysocki]

The TurboCell takes 38 ounces to fill, in case you want to be precise! I've had mine for 5 months and did its first cleaning. Was amazingly clean with no deposits that I could see. So I've had about 700 hours of runtime and no alarm light ever comes on. It should take flow rate into consideration when using a variable speed pump.

[@arneldelara7164]

Thank you for the simplicity of your instructions.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

You're welcome, Milo! Happy to be of help.

[@rogercohn]

Well optimistic at best. I have very hard water and have to clean once month in the Summer. Also a 25 % solution for 15 min doesn't do much to dissolved the Calcium buildup. More like 50% for 30 minutes. Also after cleaning, you can just dump the acid/water mixture in your pool. Since turbo cells make the water alkaline Anyway. You have to add acid periodically to your water.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Yes, it varies with the water. If you'd like to connect with a Hayward tech, let us know.

[@deeanna8448]

This is helpful! I will be cleaning mine tjis week

[@robkahn8452]

Very thorough and thoughtful! Thank you!

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Thanks Rob, glad it was helpful.

[@jojoafb116]

Thinks for the info!

[@666dynomax]

perfect.. i should have cleaned it once last summer but i didnt good thing is theres no calcium buildup. Im going to clean it next time the light comes on! Thanks. wish I had a stand... I made it work though!!

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Enjoy your pool!

[@livingadreamlife1428]

Recommended to check the SwG cell every 3 months Nd at least wash with jet spray. C even if the light indicator hasn’t come on

[@666dynomax]

@@HaywardPoolProducts so before opening this week or two, i finally got the stand, and cleaned it as instructed, nothing was building up anywhere in the cell... i dumped the acid back in the jug and i'll use it again... i suspect i've reset 3 lights now, inspected the first two.. great video thank you . why is it so clean, and how long will it last?

[@angiedixon8017]

Thank you!

[@jayfern4147]

Thank you very much for sharing

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

It’s our pleasure, Jay!

[@bradmason8334]

Thanks for this video

[@pachapeace358]

Thank you so much for educating us💦 Is there any updated one, like our unit is newer, a little different look panel. Thank you!

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

For assistance with you newer model, please contact your local Hayward dealer. You can find them here: www.hayward-pool.com/shop/en/pools/Dealer-Locator?langId=-1#nav-home.

[@pachapeace358]

@@HaywardPoolProducts Thank you!

[@ricorico2384]

Thank you for sharing all your knowledge and information on KZbin for us to be our own home body pool repair people without spending a fortune....how long should it take for the cleaned cell to read the proper salt reading/level?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi there, happy to help! Our tech would be glad to reach out to you tomorrow. Please send your email address and phone number to us via our Facebook page, Twitter profile, or via email at [e-mail].

[@Blazeb23]

Should it be installed upside down In the video it's both ways Does it flow better upside on low speed

[@ivykaufman7563]

This was very helpful. Thank you.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Glad to hear, Ivy. Feel free to reach out anytime for tech assistance.

[@hotstepper2006]

Great video, very helpful

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Glad it was helpful Todd - thanks for reaching out!

[@ma4mangpnoy]

hello, we have a t cell and my son must have hit something that the display went from 3400 to 3.40. i think its in metric now instead of regular. i tried hitting the diagnostic button, even holding it down but nothing. can you please let me know to put it back into default, thank you very much

[@ffl101]

Is there a particular product that's premade I can use to wash this out instead of mixing things

[@MN-bf9sl]

My cell has to be installed vertically. Is there an Up/Down? Does it matter which way it is installed relative to the water flow? Thanks

[@davebabel9566]

Perfect, Thank you!

[@yourpoolbuilder7634]

One thing to keep in mind is when you inspect your salt cell every 3 months, if there is no visible signs of alkaline buildup there may be no need to clean the cell with acid at that time. Each time the cell is cleaned with acid it may widen the gap between the anode / cathode plates further degrading it's maximum output over time.

[@Executiveinvestments-]

Good god people please dont listen to these wanna be experts. The system has a "clean cell" light that will come on when needed. Regardless if it looks dirty or not. The cell MUST be cleaned at this time. You can have scale that is barely noticable but is affecting cell operation. Listen to the manufacture not these youtube wanna be experts.

[@toddrunyon]

@@Executiveinvestments- Not true. The indicator light comes on after a certain number of hours. It doesn't mean you HAVE to clean it... it means you should INSPECT. Read the directions.

[@Executiveinvestments-]

James James Absolutely says you MUST clean it. Not inspect it. Yet another youtube expert for ya. Don’t know shit as usual.

[@Executiveinvestments-]

@@toddrunyon and it goes on when it detects deposits. NOT by time genius.

[@toddrunyon]

@@Executiveinvestments- Obviously comprehension isn't your strong suit so I will quote the Hayward AquaRite 900 series manual which I have right in here in my hand. If you still don't understand the wording, i can take a snapshot and upload it as evidence. On page seven (that means page 7 if you need translation), under "INSPECT CELL" the exact wording says "in either case, inspect cell and clean if necessary". I was going to capitalize "if necessary" for emphasis but then you would have accused me of falsifying the documentation. Here is more reading you should try. On page ten (that means page 10 if you still need translation), under "Maintaining the AquaRite System"... the manual states "The AquaRite will remind you to do this by flashing the "Inspect Cell" LED after approximately 500 hours of operation. After you inspect the cell (and clean, if necessary)..." Again, I did not capitalize "if necessary" for emphasis. I never claimed to be an expert but I do have the ability to read a manual. If you need more help as to where the wording is located, please reply here and embarrass yourself even more. I think you should also check your eyesight since the systems do NOT have a "clean cell" light as you noted in your first "expert" post.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

This simply means the unit was switched to read in the metric mode & PPT. Pressing the diagnostic button once will display the temperature in Celsius, with the Celsius temperature displayed, flip the switch to SUPER CHLORINATE, and then back to AUTO and that will force the unit to read Fahrenheit and PPM.

[@medina239ify]

What's the name of the little cap you used on the cell to clean it? Do you have a model number or something.I want to buy one. Thanks

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Good day, that is called a cell cleaning stand. It is part number GLX-CELLSTAND

[@alinaramos-rodriguez9170]

Could be possible to place the stand in the other side ?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Alina, we'll ask our Hayward techs about that. If you'd like someone to reach out to you next week, please private message your email address and phone to us via Facebook or Twitter or email [e-mail] and we'll pass your message on.

[@michaelb513]

How do I take off the cell without water flowing out of pvc pipes? Do I have to shut off all valves and drain my sand filter before removing?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Michael, we can ask a Hayward tech to contact you if you'd like to provide your email address and phone number via private message on Facebook or Twitter or email us at [e-mail]. Our authorized dealers can also assist-find your local dealers here: www.hayward-pool.com/shop/en/pools/Dealer-Locator?langId=-1#top.

[@Inmate533]

If you’re using muriatic acid bought from a pool store, it’s typically the kind with high vapor content. Make sure you wear a rebreather when doing this. Those fumes will literally burn your lungs out of your chest.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Thanks Living Soule, if you'd like a Hayward tech to contact you, please private message your email address and phone number to us on our Twitter profile or Facebook page. You can also email us at marketing @hayward.com.

[@Inmate533]

@@HaywardPoolProducts Actually I just closed my pool this past weekend and after running my SWG for over 400 hours this summer, the thing was still spotless inside. Question though…is it ok to leave it outside for the winter? Should be disconnecting anything and bringing it indoors at all?

[@manonkful]

I cannot find the stand for cleaning the t-cell. Is it possible to order a replacement stand?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Manon, please check with your local Hayward dealer for availability. They can be found on our website Dealer Locator here: www.hayward-pool.com/shop/en/pools/Dealer-Locator?langId=-1#top.

[@CaptDrPaxton]

At about 3:15 you say to make sure the cord is facing down when screwing into the cleaning base; however, the instructions for the cleaning base say the cord should be facing up. Which way is correct? Or does it matter?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Ian, the main thing is to make sure the plug does not come in contact with any water or acid solution. The cord is fine to come into interaction with those, but the plug must remain dry.

[@gavinrush2614]

The TCell should come with a GLX Cleaning Stand, add the cost to the product, no one knows there available. Fred Rush, Rush Contracting Co., Inc. - Pool Service Company.

[@666dynomax]

yes it should, or you end up with people like me doing a DIY solution, or then buying the proper stand from amazon after the DIY fails!!

[@tti01]

thank you so much for this video! i'm not very good at maintaining things, but i'm glad i found this video. i just wish i would have found it before i started. but i am curious. the instruction on the cell stand 2 parts water to 1 part acid. i didn't mess up anything, did i?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

+tti01 Thanks for reaching out. We'll ask our Hayward tech to reply to you here.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

+tti01 no, you did not mess anything up, that is correct.

[@tti01]

+Hayward Pool Products but this video says 4 parts water to one part acid, not two parts water to one part acid. which one is correct? because that is double the strength of acid

[@lynnsheffield8506]

the guy at my pool supply store told me 3 parts water, 1 part acid

[@rhuggard2011]

Arizona water needs a 50/50 mix and 30 minute soak. Anything less leaves mountains of deposits.

[@kreed1004]

three questions: 1. can I just turn system off and disconnect cell? or should I be cutting off certain stopcocks. 2. can I pour the used acid solution in my pool rather than dispose of it? 3. how much volume should i mix of the solution in order to fill a typical cell?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

The only reason to shut valves is if the pool water level is above the equipment or water will pour out of the plumbing. You will need to prime the pump after you reinstall the cell since the water will leave the plumbing. The acid solution will have Calcium and will add to the calcium level in the pool. You can add the solution if you have a low calcium hardness. 150-275. If you are using a cell stand and pouring the acid solution into the cell rather than submerging the cell in a bucket it only takes about 2 quarts at the most to cover the blades.

[@AmaladhasTdhas]

Super Electrolyzer cleaning video

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

mariasebastian amaladhas Thank you for sharing!

[@crystalr.hribal4271]

So I follow your step by step advice, no water will come out when I pull out my cell?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Ms. Hribal, we're sorry for the late reply. If you still need assistance, please send us an email with your email address, phone number, and your inquiry once again to [e-mail]

[@fangorn1000]

good video. very helpful. Thank you

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Human angel Great, glad you found it helpful.

[@wesley830]

is there a training video that covers how to clean the cell on a Hayward Salt & Swim?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

No, but the T-cell cleaning video is similar.

[@ErnestStJohn]

What does it mean when the panel for my salt water chlorination unit reads HOT ?

[@stephaneviau3909]

According to your installation manual, it's important that the cell is vertically installed and as closed to the pool jet as possible. Why is it installed horizontally in this video?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Stephane, our TurboCell manual shows both installation options: vertically and horizontally. You can view the manuals here: www.hayward-pool.com/shop/en/pools/turbocells-i-cgturc Please double check and let us know if your manual says any different. Do you know what model you have?

[@stephaneviau3909]

@@HaywardPoolProducts It's a Aquatrol T-cell 5. The manual is for AquaTrol systems. # 092588 RevA, here's what it says... Plumbing .....however it is very important that the cell be mounted vertically directly below the return jet in order to allow the gases produced in the cell to naturally dissipate in the pool.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Stephane, if you are using a flow switch with your AquaTrol, you can mount the cell in either horizontal or vertical positions. If you do not use a flow switch, you should install the cell in a vertical position to allow the gas to naturally escape into the pool.

[@derbye5369]

Since having my pool installed in 2014, I have yet to clean my cell. The installer never mentioned that I need to do this, when I called him once telling him that the "inspect cell" light was flashing, he told me to just hold down the diagnostic button and the flashing will go away. Now I realize this was bad advice. I'm now going to clean it as described here, do you think my cell is damaged? If so, how much is it to replace the cell? thanks.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Our tech will get back to you. Please PM your phone number if you'd like him to call you.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

+S DELKS Clean the cell first reinstall and if it produces chlorine you are good. Cells last an average of 3-5 years depending on use. Cell cleaning is covered in the manual. We do not sell direct. You will need to check with dealers for pricing.

[@Mg-nx2cv]

My goodness....if every customer would do this every week for us!!!

[@bobresciniti2471]

Hello, I want to clean my cell but don't have a stand like you showed. Any suggestion?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Bob, we'll ask our Hayward tech to reply here or he can call you if you'd like to provide your phone number.

[@bobresciniti2471]

Thanks for your reply. I researched it and purchased the following - Hayward GLX-CELLSTAND Cleaning Stand Replacement for All Hayward Turbo Cells I hope this is correct.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

That's right -the GLX-CELLSTAND is available to purchase. You can also view our cell cleaning video on You Tube. A bucket can be used by submerging the cell in the cleaning solution.

[@AZVolunteer66]

The 15 minute soak time was never enough for ours. Would soak for hours and the calcium deposits never came off. We live in AZ with very hard water. We got rid of the system.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

If you'd like to speak with a tech, please PM your phone number on our Facebook or Twitter profile and someone will call you to help.

[@mahuainan]

Acid concentration is variable from different store, acid from Home Depot and from Leslie is different, so 2:1 ratio is confusing, not clearly accurate.

[@wadedevers]

i was told that it DOES matter which way the cell is mounted. Another video (3rd party) suggested mounting the cell in the reverse direction each time the cell is cleaned. Can you advise as to the proper installation direction and as to wether it makes a difference to reverse the direction of the cell each time it is cleaned. Thank you.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Wade, please post your phone number (you can private message us on our Facebook page) and our Hayward tech will call you to help.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Wade, it makes no difference which way you mount the cell.

[@wadedevers]

thank you very much for the response.

[@wadedevers]

is it recommended that the derection be changed after each cleaning, or does this also make no difference?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

It's our pleasure Wade. Enjoy your pool!

[@trs80do]

The T-Cell cable side, should be facing up or down? This video said it should be facing down but others said it should be facing up.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

We'll ask our tech and let you know.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

The T-Cell can be installed either on a horizontal or vertical line. The cell can be installed with the cord side on the incoming flow side or on the outgoing flow side. Does not matter. If the cell is installed on a Horizontal line the lower part of the cell should be installed down if a variable speed pump is being used.

[@trs80do]

Thanks but my question is related to the cleaning process. On this video you put the cable side facing the T-cell stand. Is this the recomended way to clean it?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

There are three contact points inside where the cable comes in. By placing the cable down the contact points will be cleaned more throughly. It can be cleaned either way.

[@trs80do]

Hayward Pool Products thank you

[@TubeHugheser]

try using white vinegar instead of acid solution. Safer for you and the cell. Your cell will last many more years because vinegar does not act on metal like muratic acid.

[@bluegrass19591234]

Roy Hughes how long do you let the white vinegar sit to clean Thank You

[@TubeHugheser]

I usually do it for an hour. I dump the vinegar out into a plastic bucket, the use a garden hose with a good nozzle to rinse and remove calcium deposits. One treatment usually does the trick if I do it once per month in AZ. I'm dealing with hard water and calcium left from the days when I used chlorine tablets. Hope this helps..

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Ed Martin Vinegar is a great alternative to muriatic acid. We like cleaning the cell often with a high pressure hose and not having to use vinegar or acid if possible.

[@666dynomax]

@@HaywardPoolProducts so should we be using vinegar instead? Or are you severyones

[@camf33]

Any ideas on how to unscrew the two rings for the T9? Mine are overly tightened beyond human strength. : (

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi there, a Hayward tech can reach out if you’ll dm your contact info on our Facebook page or Twitter profile.

[@camf33]

Hayward Pool Products on Hayward Pool Pumps?

[@camf33]

Hayward Pool Products What’s your Twitter contact? Thanks

[@CaptDrPaxton]

This is what I use: IRWIN Tools VISE-GRIP Groove Joint Pliers, Straight Jaw, 16-Inch

[@gearyedwards6748]

My generating light stays on when the pump is not running and my salt reading goes down all day to around700 or below. Whatcould be the problem?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

The generating light should go off with the pump off. Most likely the flow switch is stuck closed. The salt level should be check at a local store and compared. If the cell is over 3 years old it may need to be replaced. If the readings are going down and the cell is over 3 years old, you may need to replace the cell.

[@brendapaw]

Any advice to help me remove mine? The unions will not budge! And I'm surprised to find that the cord that plugs into the control is zip tied down right next to the cell, I don't know how the pros I've been paying for 3 years have been checking it.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Brenda, happy to help. A tech will call you later today. Please PM your phone number to us on our Twitter profile or Facebook page.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

If you have a strap wrench, try using it to remove unions. If not, a large pair of pliers will do the trick. Installers normally use the ties to keep the cord out of the way. When reinstalling the cell, make sure the o-ring is in place and only hand tighten. Secure the cord with a new tie.

[@brendapaw]

Thank you very much@@HaywardPoolProducts!

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

@@brendapaw it's our pleasure! Reach out anytime.

[@brendapaw]

Will do, just saw this. I'll find your Twitter. I successfully screwed the two unions back but now it is resisting removal. It is entirely free of the two threaded unions but still stuck. Plus I hear an ominous gurgling sound when I try to pull it off. This is proving to be so daunting! I am suspicious that our pros never did this for 3 years. @@HaywardPoolProducts

[@PabloRincon]

Im trying to clean my Cell, but noticed that is it placed on the side of pool, and I worry that the moment I remove it, water is going to start coming out. Any way to avoid this?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Sounds like you have an AquaTrol. You will need to remove the eyeball on the return and put a plug in it’s place. This should stop the water so you can clean the cell.

[@darrellrobertson6527]

I followed the instructions for cleaning the cell and when I re-installed the cell, I pushed the diagnostic button for 3 seconds which cleared out the inspect cell light but only temporarily. The inspect cell light came back on after about a minute. Any suggestions why this happened or what I may need to do differently?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Darrell Robertson someone will reply here or will call you to help if you’d like to private message your phone number on our Facebook page or Twitter profile.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Darrell, my guess is that the check salt light also come on. The salt level needs to be between 2700-3400. Anything that deviates from those number could get a high or check salt along with a check cell light. Have the salt level checked at a local store to confirm actual salt level. After confirming the salt level do one of the following. 1. If salt level is low add salt per our table in our manual or at the direction of the pool store. 2. If salt level is high, drain the pool appropriately to obtain right level. Once you have confirmed a correct salt level take the switch from auto to off and back to auto. Wait for a click, press the diagnostic button five times for instant salt level. It will be a negative number. If the reading falls between 2700-3400 take the switch from auto to super chlorinate and back to auto to lock in the new number. This must be done while the instant salt reading is showing on the screen. If the salt level shows a salt level below 2700 or 0 my guess is the cell is bad. Contact the local pool stores for cell testing. Cells last around 3-5 years.

[@ZBoomBoomz]

I’ve never cleaned my cell in 6 years. Worked good till it didn’t but heck the cells only last 6 years anyway.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Good morning! Thought we'd share more about why we recommend cleaning these cells. TurboCell cleaning frequency will be dependent on several factors such as pH, calcium hardness levels of your pool water and hours of operation. The pH and calcium hardness levels are the two factors that have the greatest impact on how often your TurboCell will require cleaning. Calcium buildup (or scale), is one of the most common and serious challenges in salt chlorinated pool maintenance, partly because it typically forms first on the salt cell plates where it can remain undetected until the problem advances. Once scale forms, it lessens the effectiveness and life span of the salt cell, which can lead to premature cell replacement. If interested, here's a link to a nice blog article on the topic: blog.hayward-pool.com/maintenance/how-to-clean-your-hayward-salt-chlorinator-turbo-cell/.

[@ZBoomBoomz]

@@HaywardPoolProducts excellent blog.

[@robopool2970]

I have an Hayward Accurite with Turbo Cell chlorine generator. It is recently giving a reading of HOT and does not appear to be generating chlorine can anyone help as to what the problem may be. The electronic panel or is it the cell?

[@youvegotbighands]

It looks like you guys got the end of the cord wet. You need to be more careful.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

youvegotbighands It's important to be careful to keep the cord's plug end dry.

[@arneldelara7164]

He should've wrapped it with a glove or any plastic bag.

[@guymedlock4721]

my control panel shows that my cell is generating but no chlorine in the pool water is there anyway to solve this problem

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Guy, we'll ask our tech to reply. PM your phone number if you'd like a call back.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Guy, check conditioner level. You may want to Super chlorinate for 24 hrs.

[@diegoghia1201]

I have a t15 that was working last year, today is not, no lights were showing, I inspected the board and there was a burn spot, replaced put in a new board and still not working... what can I do

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Diego, please PM your phone number and a tech will call you tomorrow.

[@Ebaybow]

A bad thermistor on the board causes this. If you know someone who can solder, it could save you hundreds of dollars. Aqua-Rite Thermistor AS32 2R025.( Pack of 2) Inrush Current Limiter 2 Ohm Ohm ±25% 1.18" (30mm)

[@tamaras643]

When removing the cell how do you stop the water from coming out!

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

+Tamara M Our Hayward tech would be glad to call you to discuss. Please provide your phone number. You can private message on Facebook.

[@tamaras643]

+Hayward Pool Products Thank you. I figured it out. I found a threaded plug that fit my return size.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Tamara M That's great Tamara.

[@anthonystromsodt3983]

Tamara M

[@diegoghia1201]

Start up the pump again

[@raetc]

My salt level says - 1.7. What does this mean. Is it way too much...way too little...or broken?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

+Roger David our Hayward tech will weigh in on this. In case he wants to call you, please private message your phone number on our Facebook page.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

+Roger David It sounds like it is set to metric for parts of Canada. Find the manual on our website to go back to ppm. Or leave phone number and I will call.

[@raetc]

+Hayward Pool Products thank you. That fixed it

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

That's great to hear!

[@cococrispy1337]

4:26 it does matter, some salt cells have a flow arrow.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hello, please private message your email address and phone number on our Facebook page or Twitter profile or email us at [e-mail] and a tech will reach out to you.

[@kathygardner8661]

Does the unit quit working when the "check cell" info is displayed? I am not seeing a salt level, worried about decreasing the chlorine until I can get to cleaning it in a few days. With all of the rain, chlorine levels are critical. Thanks.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Kathy, we'd be glad to help. Our Hayward tech will reply here or you can PM your phone number on our Facebook page if you'd like him to call you.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Kathy, thanks for reaching out. If the generator light is off, it's not generating chlorine. PM your phone number on our Facebook page if you'd like us to call.

[@aurelianorodriguez4533]

Lo necesito la explicación en español

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Gracias por escribir. ¿Puede enviarnos su número de teléfono y un técnico español lo llamará? O una dirección de correo electrónico?

[@sulli9271]

very helpful (but it's muriatic acid not moradic)

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Glad it was helpful, Doug.

[@sulli9271]

I don't actually have a Hayward Salinator, but when the time comes to replace mine (if/when) I will certainly consider Hayward. Your video was very thorough and easy to follow - thanks for putting it out there.

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

That's good to hear! We try to make our pool products and pool ownership as worry-free and enjoyable as possible.

[@amandajstar]

Funny how some people want to add an i where there isn't one ('pectorial' instead of 'pectoral'), and how many times do fitness pros say 'come up one vertebrae (!) at a time' -- but on this occasion the word loses a letter. Who knows why?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

amandajstar thanks for your thoughts.

[@joeyfesta2042]

Absolutely no problem with the readings. Everything is perfect except for the available chlorine is zero.? I am getting no signal that there’s something wrong. Plenty of salt but it’s not making cooling and it’s not telling me there’s anything wrong so what to do ???

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

Hi Joey, we can ask a Hayward tech to contact you to help. Please private message your email address and phone number via Facebook or Twitter or email us at marketing @hayward.com.

[@NukeChina-k2b]

Just show us how to clean it n stop with the safety concerns

[@stefk4862]

What is moratic acid? Sigh, pretty bad from a pool company. It's muriatic acid

[@FlTreasureHunter]

I HOPE NO ONE USES THOSE CHEAP PLASTIC GLOVES WITH ACID! JUST SAYN!!!!!!

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

The gloves are approved for use with muriatic acid.

[@fuelishpleasure1982]

When I opened the two unions at either end water comes gushing out. Turned valves off but know hope. Filter is off. Any ideas?

[@HaywardPoolProducts]

You need to block the water coming from the return and suction. We do not know your pool. You can post a private message on Facebook or Twitter with your phone number for phone help.