The Hayward Aqua Rite Salt Chlorine Generator (SCG) is a popular and efficient device that converts salt into chlorine gas. It has an average salinity reading and an instant salinity reading, which should track fairly close. The average salinity reading is the first number in the display, and it is the first number in the display. When the cell turns on, push the diagnostics button until you see the number with the minus sign in front of it. This number is what the cell is.
The Hayward unit will show an average of the past 30 days for salt level. If the “high salt” led is on, you are still producing chlorine. To test the water for an accurate salt reading, add more salt according to your owner’s manual. The Aqua Rite and its clones have a metric mode, so you won’t see a 3100, 2900, or anything of the sort. The most likely cause of the LED reading 0 salt is a bad cell or a circuit board or other electronics-related problem.
To troubleshoot and maintain the AquaRite Salt Chlorine Generator, follow these steps:
- Open the panel door and press and release “Diagnostics” one time.
- Flip the switch from “auto” to “super chlorinate” and back to “auto” quickly.
- Check the salt level on the display by checking with an independent test to ensure accuracy. If the salt level is within range, proceed to step B. If the level is below, go to step B.
In conclusion, the AquaRite Salt Chlorine Generator is a reliable and efficient device that can be easily maintained and repaired.
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