The cell will unplug from the control panel for cleaning
The cell will unplug from the control panel for cleaning
Retired pool store and commercial pool maintenance guy.
Okay - that makes sense. Except for the fact that the wire is long and they used those chinese plastic ties to tie it down along the way. I guess that means I would have to cut those and then get more to put it back?Originally Posted by waterbear
There is some other little dark gray wire as well.
For now I have just been unhooking and using the pressure hose - don't see any buildup yet - but will want to take it off the next time I guess?
Thanks for your help!!
I just watched my PB switch out my cell last night so I'd know how to do it when I need to.
That little dark gray wire stays attached to the plumbing, as it's not part of the actual cell that gets removed for cleaning. Only the larger white cord gets disconnected from the panel, as waterbear states, in order for you to remove the cell.
I was encouraged that it actually seems to be a simple process!![]()
Sandy
15,600 gallon, screened 15x30 IG plaster sport pool with 6x8 tanning area, Aquarite SWCG, Hayward cartridge filter, Polaris 280 cleaner
Mine's probably like dawndenise setup. They tie wrapped the wires to the plumbing. I just brought the acid solution in a small bucket to the equipment pad and soaked it there. I didn't take off the tie wraps and had enough loose cord to move the cell and put it in the bucket.
Robert
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22K gallon, IG, gunite, Sunstone Pearl White Pearl plaster, Aqualogic SWCG, Hayward Tristar pool pump, Pentair Whisperflo waterfall pump, Pentair Clean & Clear 320 cartridge filter, Sta-Rite heater.
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