AaronDeTiger

Get the shop class to weld one up.

He wears multiple hats.

Makes since.

I've used Black Brook for my last 3 phones. I like the ones with rubber sides and leather back.

Their spicy mango lemonade is the best mixer for tequila. It' seasonal, so buy and freeze.

Shores is shite.

Would not mess with this. Get some marine grade paint for concrete an paint them black.

You can get one from united rentals for $4k

More crapple problems.

1. Inspect and Clean the Salt Cell
What to do: Remove the cell and check for scaling (white buildup on the plates), which can reduce chlorine production. Clean it with a mild acid solution (following the manufacturer’s instructions—usually a mix of water and muriatic acid) or a vinegar soak if scaling is present.

Why: Even a new cell can scale quickly if water chemistry is off, and this could explain both the low chlorine and cloudy water.

2. Double-Check Water Chemistry
What to do: Get a full water test at the pool store (not just salt). Check:
Salt: Confirm it’s in the range your system needs (usually 2700–3400 ppm, but check your manual).

pH: Should be 7.2–7.6.

Total Alkalinity: 80–120 ppm.

Calcium Hardness: 200–400 ppm.

Stabilizer (Cyanuric Acid): 30–50 ppm for saltwater pools.

Why: If these are out of balance, the cell might not work efficiently, and shocking or clarifiers won’t clear the water without enough chlorine.

3. Test the Motherboard
What to do: Call a pool tech to specifically test or recalibrate the motherboard. Ask them to verify if it’s reading the salt levels correctly and controlling the cell properly.

Why: If the motherboard’s sensors or software are off, it could be under-running the cell, causing low chlorine output. If it’s faulty, replacing it might be the fix.