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If you are experiencing cloudy water with your Hayward Lighting Equipment, you should backwash and clean the filter, or run the filter for 24 hours.
What to do if Hayward Lighting Equipment has green algae?
To address green algae in your Hayward Lighting Equipment: 1. Check the pH and adjust if needed. 2. Shock the pool with chlorine. 3. Brush the surfaces. 4. Repeat steps 1-3 until the algae is gone. 5. Backwash the filter.
What to do if Hayward Lighting Equipment has hazy pool water with algae?
If your Hayward Lighting Equipment has hazy pool water and possible algae growth, superchlorinate the water (following your dealer’s guidance) and brush the pool walls.
How to get rid of black algae in Hayward Lighting Equipment?
To eliminate black algae in your Hayward Lighting Equipment: 1. Brush the affected areas. 2. Shock the pool with chlorine. 3. Add algaecide. 4. Vacuum the pool. 5. Repeat steps 1-4 until the algae is gone. 6. Backwash the filter.
Why is Hayward Lighting Equipment filtration poor?
Poor filtration in your Hayward Lighting Equipment can be caused by slow filter turnover rates. To resolve this, increase the run time per day.
Why is my Hayward SWIMPURE water cloudy?
Cloudy water in your pool can be addressed by several actions. First, backwash and clean the filter. If the problem persists, run the filter for 24 hours. If you have slow filter turnover rates, increase the filter run time per day. For hazy pool water that may have a slight green appearance, superchlorinate the water (with guidance from your dealer) and brush the pool walls.
General| Type | Salt Chlorine Generator |
|---|---|
| Chlorine Output | 1.45 lbs per day |
| Display | Digital |
| Flow Switch | Yes |
| Voltage | 120/240 VAC |
| Power Cord Length | 6 feet |
Follow filter installation instructions, remove sand shield, then proceed with SwimPure system installation steps.
Install filter, cut center pipe to specific lengths based on valve model, and place purifying system onto center pipe.
Shut off pump, drain filter, remove valve, cut center pipe, place system, and reinstall valve and clamp.
Remove old system, place new system onto center pipe, and reinstall filter control valve and clamp.
Run pump 24 hours for 4 days or 6 hours for 14 days, maintaining chlorine levels.
Ensure chlorine residual drops to 0.4-0.6 ppm after activation period completion.
Run pump daily for 6 hours; check pH and Total Alkalinity weekly.
Maintain chlorine residual, super-chlorinate for hazy water, and adjust cyanuric acid.
Replace system every 6 months or at pool opening in frost-belt regions.
Addresses poor filtration, algae growth, and unbalanced water issues with specific treatments.
Provides treatments for green, black, and mustard algae, including shocking and brushing.
