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    Default Neighbours pool

    I'm looking after a neighbours pool.

    Pool Size 16x32
    Vinyl Liner
    Sand Filter
    No Heater
    Kreepy Crawler vacuum
    Hayward Chlorinator (pucks)

    Water appearance looks great
    pH =7.4
    FC = 6
    TC = 6
    TA = 120
    CH=200
    CYA=40

    When I fill the chlorinator about half full, I need to turn the dial down to zero to prevent the pool from being overchlorinated. The chlorine readings with the dial at zero are 6ppm. She is using pucks about 1" diameter, and 1" long.

    I'm not familiar with puck chlorinators as we have an SWG, but I don't think this seems right.
    Carl Schnurr
    96,000 litre inground, vinyl liner, 1 HP 1speed pump, sand filter, SWG, installed 2005.

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    Default Re: Neighbours pool

    Sometimes the opening to the pool returns from the chlorinator doesn't close all the way, even with the chlorinator at zero. My inline chlorinator is a Rainbow 320 (I think made by Hayward), and when I use it, it still will introduce some chlorine into the pool with it set at zero. When I'm trying to up my CYA (which is frequently), I leave mine set at just below "1", and it keeps my Cl level at about 4 in an 18 x 36 pool.

    I'm really surprised that the CYA is only 40 if she's using trichlor--but if those numbers are true, you can't ask for anything better!!

    Janet

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