How old is the cell? Could just be that your cell is worn out and needs replacing. My first cell (T-15) on my Aquarite had to be replaced after just 4 seasons.
Re: Time to replace SWG? If so, I have a couple questions
How old is the cell? Could just be that your cell is worn out and needs replacing. My first cell (T-15) on my Aquarite had to be replaced after just 4 seasons.
22'x40' Grecian Lazy L 20K gal IG vinyl pool; Aqua Rite SWCG T15 cell; Hayward Pro Grid 6020 DE filter; Hayward Superpump 1hp pump; 12 hrs; Taylor K-2006; city; PF:6
Re: Time to replace SWG? If so, I have a couple questions
It is going into its 8th season, so I'm not optimistic but thought I'd check before I spent the $ on a new one. Can I just replace the cell and leave everything else the same? Will any cell work?
Re: Time to replace SWG? If so, I have a couple questions
If you have a local dealer, they can test your cell, but after 8 seasons I'm betting you just need a new cell. Personally, I would avoid a generic/aftermarket cell and get the same cell that came with your unit.Originally Posted by cmcq
BTW, I looked on BioGuard's site and that unit looks just like my Aquarite (made by Goldline) except for the labeling.
22'x40' Grecian Lazy L 20K gal IG vinyl pool; Aqua Rite SWCG T15 cell; Hayward Pro Grid 6020 DE filter; Hayward Superpump 1hp pump; 12 hrs; Taylor K-2006; city; PF:6
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