Rebuild Salt Cell

These replacement cells will easily replace your existing salt cell in minutes no professional installation required.

Rebuild salt cell.

Using the salt cell too much increases scale and may cause premature cell failure. Got a clean salt cell. Unscrew one collar at a time. High ph and low cya can make it hard for chlorine to be effective.

See our guide on how to clean a compupool salt generator cell or how to clean a hayward aquarite turbo cell. Just like our cell repair service our circuit board fixes are completely guaranteed. Follow our guide to cleaning your salt water chlorinator cell and then re check your chlorine levels to see if this has improved the chlorine production. Salt cells require regular cleaning to remove this build up and ensure the efficient production of chlorine.

Most salt chlorine generators have a salt cell that lasts typically from 3 to 5 years you should check with the manufacturer to double check the life expectancy. Most salt chlorine systems come with a control panel or a self regulating system that will tell you when the cell needs to be cleaned or replaced. Replacement salt cells we carry titanium salt cells for all top saltwater chlorine generator brands. If your pool salt system isn t working and you ve gotten a quote that s too expensive we can help.

As it creates the electrolysis needed to convert the salty water to chlorine the metallic plates of a salt cell develop a scale build up that reduces chlorine production. Keep a ph level of 7 2 7 6 and your level of cya or stabilizer at 30 50 ppm to reduce the workload on your salt cell. If you have an opaque cell like an. If you see signs of corrosion remove and clean the plates of the cell.

Turn off your pool pump unplug the chlorine generator unplug the salt cell from the chlorine generator and. Just like our cell repair service our circuit board fixes are completely guaranteed. How to repair a salt cell step 1. If your cell is transparent you will be able to see a white metallic buildup on the plates of a corroded cell.

Grip the right side collar of the salt cell with a pair of water pump pliers and loosen it by rotating it.