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    Default Re: AquaPilot - no power to cell

    Inexplicably, the purifier has power and is functioning today. The reading is 16 volts, 5.0 amps. All I did recently was add 1.5 gallons of chlorine a couple days ago.

    The salt reading is now 6600 ppm. The tri-sensor must be out of whack since it was giving a salt reading of 800 ppm the other day, the pool store testing showed it to be actually 3300 ppm

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    Default Re: AquaPilot - no power to cell

    Did you call the company's tech support line?
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    Yes, I called tech support and they believe it may be the tri-sensor. Since the sensor is not reading the temp. or salt level correctly, it's likely to not be reading the flow correctly either.

    The tech explained that the cell will shut itself down if the sensor is reporting a water flow problem.

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