or too cold for chlorine generation.This light may be off during rest periods of the
system’s duty cycle
• Super CL: Located on the Super CL Button, this LED is illuminated when the
Super CL mode is active.
• Remote: This part is controlled by a remote control system.
• Winter Mode: Located on the Winter Mode Button(snow flake icon),this LED is
illuminated when the winter mode has been activated.
• Salinity: Located on the Salinity button, this LED is illuminated when the button has
been pressed to display the salt level reading.
• No Flow: This LED is illuminated when the Flow Switch has detected no flow. This
causes the Cell to stop generating chlorine. A flashing LED indicates that the flow
is restored, but there will be a 60 second delay before generation is reestablished.
• Lo Salt: When this LED is flashing, the salt level is near to its minimum threshold,
which is causing the Cell to operate at low efficiency. When this LED is illuminated
steadily, the salt level is too low and Cell has shut down. The salt level must be
raised before operation is restored. See "Adding Salt" for more information.
• Hi Salt: When this LED is flashing, the salt level is higher than necessary. When
this LED is illuminated steadily, the salt level is too high and the Cell has shut
down. The pool water must be diluted with fresh water before operation is restored.
• Check Cell: When this LED is illuminated, Cell efficiency is greatly reduced, or
it is time for regularly scheduled Cell inspection. When illuminated, the Cell has
stopped producing chlorine. The Electrolytic Cell should be inspected and cleaned
(if necessary). Remove power from the system, and inspect the Cell. If mineral
build-up is present, clean Cell according to the instructions on page 22. If after
inspection, the Check Cell light is still on after restoring power to the system, then
cleaning is necessary even if mineral build-up wasn't immediately visible to the eye.
If illuminated after cleaning, Cell replacement may be necessary. This light takes
priority over any salinity indicators.
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