How to Replace your salt cell flow switch

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  • Опубликовано: 27 апр 2020
  • This informative video shows you how to remove your old flow switch from the salt cell, and how to install your new one giving you part information to order yourself. To learn more or contact us visit our website today at:
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Комментарии • 32

  • @stephenj8078
    @stephenj8078 3 года назад

    Thanks so much for this video! I was able to change out the switch in just a few minutes and did not need to remove the unit itself.

  • @brianbogle5050
    @brianbogle5050 3 года назад +1

    Thanks! This was very helpful. If you find you have a four wire switch or unit and a three wire version of the other, just combine the green wire with the black wire and join that to the corresponding black wire. It works just fine.

  • @KDStobie
    @KDStobie 4 года назад

    Thank you very much for the video! Super helpful. :-)

  • @dab_tothefuture
    @dab_tothefuture 4 года назад

    Thanks ✨

  • @willlliw1874
    @willlliw1874 2 года назад

    Obrigado

  • @penr9625
    @penr9625 2 года назад

    What connectors do I buy? Have an old good flow switch. Thanks :)

  • @kevincasey3265
    @kevincasey3265 3 года назад

    Where can you get the part, the flow sensor??

  • @keithturpin898
    @keithturpin898 3 года назад +3

    If you install the new switch before cutting and reconnecting the wires you will not have them all tangled up. Why didn't you explain in detail the reason for replacing the salt cell flow switch?

  • @josephtardiff3151
    @josephtardiff3151 2 года назад +1

    How do you determine if it is bad?

  • @user-pr8ei1kb5f
    @user-pr8ei1kb5f 2 года назад

    Great video. Can you replace an IC20 with a IC40?

    • @craigwooster6646
      @craigwooster6646  2 года назад

      Yes they are the exact same size and they both use the same power center. You can even use the IC30 as long as you use the extension that comes with it, making it the same length as the IC20 and IC40 and IC60. All the cells use the same power center

    • @user-pr8ei1kb5f
      @user-pr8ei1kb5f 2 года назад

      @@craigwooster6646 how about the ic15? It says it is used for above ground pools but I don't see why you cannot use it for in ground pools up to 19k in size?

  • @fireguy5733
    @fireguy5733 2 года назад

    If the cell shows 80% used can acid cleaning or replacing what you did extend the life, or do I have to replace the cell with a new one?

    • @craigwooster6646
      @craigwooster6646  2 года назад

      Changing the flow switch will not extend the life of the cell. It is more cost effective to replace the cell when 80% used than to replace the flow switch.

  • @rnfets
    @rnfets 3 года назад +6

    why would you pull the cell??? unnecessary! also. why cut the wires from the cell so short? what happens if you have to replace the flow switch again, now you're cutting the wires back again...

    • @2steaksandwiches665
      @2steaksandwiches665 Год назад

      I did because it’s 110° outside. I can do it in the house

  • @tonyruble2370
    @tonyruble2370 Год назад

    Any thoughts on why my salt cell will NOT increase percentage, its stuck on 20%.. 1 green light is all that's illuminated

    • @bcparker911
      @bcparker911 Год назад

      Do you have it connected to a Pentair phone app? If so, you may need to control the % through the phone app rather than through the buttons.

  • @alblake807
    @alblake807 3 года назад +1

    Please fix the focus next time.

  • @suchtroublekat
    @suchtroublekat 4 года назад

    Do you actually need to remove the cell? I thought it would be OK to just remove the flow switch.

  • @ericbutler9964
    @ericbutler9964 3 года назад

    Hey, I have a question about my intellichlor ic40. It was running fine last time I checked it but now it's showing a solid red light on the cold water. Could the flow sensor be the cause? This cell is about 8 years old

    • @Maverick4841
      @Maverick4841 3 года назад

      If it's just a red light on the Cold Water and no other lights are on, the cell won't make chlorine when temps are cold.
      When water warms back up it will start producing again.

    • @nwartdealer
      @nwartdealer 3 года назад

      @@Maverick4841 Mine is doing that and the pool is 84 degrees. I'm in fl. it does not get cold but that cold water light is solid red. Flow switch bad?

    • @Maverick4841
      @Maverick4841 3 года назад +1

      @@nwartdealer It very well could be a flow switch Bob, for maybe less than $100.00 bucks you could try a new flow switch. However, if the cell is 5 years old or older you might just put that money towards a new cell.

  • @scotty7647
    @scotty7647 3 года назад +2

    There's no reason to remove the salt cell.

  • @2steaksandwiches665
    @2steaksandwiches665 Год назад

    The pentair switch is wayyyy too expensive

  • @Cashvilleamt
    @Cashvilleamt 3 года назад +6

    Why did you remove the cell from the system? You just waisted your time! Its designed to replace the flow / temp sensor without removing the unit from the plumbing! WOW that’s next level stupid esp for an educational video... you know they make video editing software lol

    • @itssmashtastic6349
      @itssmashtastic6349 3 года назад +1

      Your name suits you well. You know you can give advice without sounding like a complete dick! Wow!