SGS Breeze 320 - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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Wesley JacksonAug 7, 2025
Why is there low chlorine in my SGS Water Filtration System pool?
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  Richard BryantAug 7, 2025
  Low chlorine residual in your pool, when using an SGS Water Filtration System, can occur due to several reasons: * Low stabilizer (Cyanuric acid level): Add stabilizer to maintain a level between 30 and 65 PPM, following the recommendations of a pool professional. * Insufficient run time: Increase the daily run time. A general recommendation is 1 hour of run time for every 10 degrees of ambient temperature. * Low Sanitizer Output Level: Increase the Sanitizer Output Level. * Recent temperature increases: Increase the Sanitizer Output Level of the system to compensate. * Temporary chlorine loss: Set Sanitizer Output to BOOST (Super Chlorinate) for 72 hours. If the level is still too low, super-chlorinate with an outside source.
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Jamie DeanAug 14, 2025
What to do if my SGS Water Filtration System has low chlorine?
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  lindsay60Aug 14, 2025
  If your SGS Water Filtration System shows low or no chlorine, it could be due to: * Low salt level: Increase the salt level by adding salt. * New pool water, or not shocked properly upon startup: Super-chlorinate the pool with an outside source. * Clogged or dirty cell: Remove the cell from its housing and clean it.
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nstricklandAug 22, 2025
Why is the status light solid and service light on for my SGS Water Filtration Systems?
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  davisbrettAug 22, 2025
  A solid status light and a service light on your SGS Water Filtration System indicates a few potential issues: * Low salt level: Test the salt level of the water and add salt if necessary. * Clogged or dirty cell: Check and clean the cell. * Low water temperature: If the water temperature is below 60 degrees, turn the system off. * Insufficient water flow: Ensure the pump is running, and check and correct all valve alignments. * Sensor tab issues: Clean off any calcium on the sensor tab. Ensure there is no air bubble at the point of the sensor tab in the cell housing.
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Melissa Reese DDSAug 30, 2025
Why doesn't my SGS Water Filtration System have a green status light?
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  Kristen SellersAug 30, 2025
  If your SGS Water Filtration System does not have a green status light, it could be due to: * Power issues: Ensure the On/OFF switch is on, the pump is running, and check the Circuit Breaker on the bottom of the Control Center; if tripped, press the rubber cover to reset it.