The cell has been operating for a while. This is a
reminder that now would be a good time to remove and
inspect the cell and filter screen to see if they need
cleaning. No problem has been detected. This is simply
a time elapsed maintenance message. Press and hold
SELECT to clear this message.
1. Turn on the circulation pump.
2. Turn the control valves to the correct position to
allow water flow through the manifold.
3. If installed, check suction type vacuum cleaner for
blocked or restricted water flow.
4. Check and clean the skimmer basket.
5. Check and clean the pump basket.
6. Check and clean or backwash the main circulation
filter.
7. Clean the manifold screen of trash or debris. For
instructions to clean the screen, test the flow switch,
clean the bypass valve (on a bypass manifold only),
see Maintenance section 6.2.4 “Test Tri-sensor
Flow Switch” on page 14 of the manual.
8. Verify that the Tri-sensor cable is plugged in. Plug it
in, using care to orient it correctly before inserting it.
See page 13.
9. Clean the cell if clogged with debris or calcium
scale. See section 6.3 on page 15.
10. Check for air in the bypass manifold by loosening
the top union on the cell to see if air or water comes
out. If air comes out then there may be a vacuum
side leak or the pump may be undersized. Check for
leak at pump basket O-ring, leaking valve or fitting.
11. If the pump is a 2-speed pump, is it on low speed?
The low speed may not create enough flow for the
manifold. If using a variable speed pump, increase
the RPM.
1. The pool volume has not been set up in the Installer
Menu and is higher than the factory default of
15,000 gallons (60,000 liters).
2. The salt sensor in the Tri-sensor may be dirty.
3. The Salt display may need to be calibrated. See
“Calibrate Salt” on page 23