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My AquaPure periodically decides to reset to zero (0%). There does not seem to be a rhyme or reason to when it happens, sometimes it will be fine for a few weeks, sometimes it will reset to 0% every couple days. My service company has not had any luck figuring it out, was hoping that someone may have encountered this before or have some ideas. Thanks in advance!

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On 4/15/2020 at 5:34 PM, RDspaguy said:

Is it controlled by a control system or stand-alone?

Is it wired to a breaker or plug-in? Is there anything else on the circuit?

Let me try to answer given I'm not super familiar with these systems.

It appears to be an AquaPure PLC1400 controlled by a AquaLink RS PureLink system. I can see/set that AquaPure percentage from the control panel, and also through the iAquaLink app or over the web. I believe there is one circuit heading into the control box, and that is further separated into 3 circuits, one that feeds the filter pump, one that feeds the pool lights and some outdoor receptacles, and one that feeds the control panel.

Let me know if that answers the questions or if you need any more information. I also took some pics.

Thank you!

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That answers my questions. So it resets to zero from the controller? Is it set up on a timer circuit from the controller? If the controller has it "off" it is setting it to zero, and will set it to programmed setting only when the timer is on. I am not so familiar with aqualink that I can tell you how to check from memory, you will need the manual. A google search should provide that if you don't have one.

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Unfortunately I do not think it is related to a timer. I would expect it to be reset on a regular basis if that was the case. For instance, it looks like my pool company last noticed it was set to 0% on April 7, and I just checked and 20 days later it is still where I reset it. However, sometimes it will happen a couple times in a week.

 

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Then I am at a loss. The cell itself just does what the controller tells it to. If it went to zero, it did it in the control, not the cell. There is a transformer for it, but that is after the control so should not change the setting even if bad.

Have you called jandy tech support? That would be my next move.

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However, I am not wondering about power fluctuations. I think we lost power around this time which I guess would explain this instance. Does it make sense that it would reset to 0% if we lose power? Should there be a way to have it retain its setting if we regain power?

Note that we do not lose power that often, so I'm not sure this is the full explanation, just thinking aloud.

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Aqualink RS Purelink (as pictured in thread above), use PDA to set chlorine production %.  Set Aquapure on PDA to 65%, but the Aqualink RS stays at 00% while in Auto, Switch to Service, turn filter on manually, arrow up chlorine production to 65% works great. How can I get auto to work again.

 

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