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PROBLEM SOLVING CHART
Inadequate sanitiser. Algae may
be present
Granular Shock or Rotospa Non-
Chlorine Shock
Allow time to naturally dissipate
or buy a chlorine reducer
Rotospa Scale inhibitor to
raise alkalinity
Cannot maintain chlorine levels
Chlorine demand of water too
high at start up, after holidays or
due to excessive contamination
or neglect.
Granular shock or Rotospa Non-
Chlorine Shock. Or use a double
dose of Rotospa Stabilised
Chlorine Granules/Rotospa
Bromine Granules
Clean cartridges or consider if
time to drain and refill. Retest
water and add chemicals if
necessary.
Ensure pH levels are correct and if
scale persists use Rotospa
ScaleAway to stop calcium
precipitating out of water
No colour change during test
procedure
Chlorine level too high bleaching
indicators (Over 15 ppm chlorine)
Check expiry date on test tablets.
Wait for chlorine level to drop
and retest.
Air bubbles can increase pH
temporarily and reduce alkalinity
Test when system turned off for
true results