Definitely. Water is very mild, very low smell of chlorine on skin after swimming, very low irritation (none) to eyes and water does not taste salty. Auto-pH dosing is excellent feature too.
@@ReceptionJuin The pump mechanism had coroded after the tubes split and it was replaced under warranty. The tech who replaced the pump unit recommended a lubricant for the tubes to prevent splitting. Can't remember the name of it other than it's available from Bunnings. Other things I tried prior to warranty repair was to manually adjust the upper and lower ph limits to get the actual level closer hoping that would bypass any software logic. If ph is too far out it will stop. Other issue told to me by pool supplies mob (not pool installer ..) was that if you run out of acid make sure the acid bottle has water in it so it's not running dry while you get more acid.
John... if you hold the OK button and the down button at the same time for about 4-5 secs it will reset it.
That was easier👍 Wonder why it is not in the manual…
Worked for me as well 😊
2yrs later, your comment is still helping people! Thank you very much.
yep this works well. thanks,
You can get lubricant for pump from pool supply shops. In my case it's called Lube-It and is a multi-purpose lubricant and is silicone based.
Very helpful
Do you like you magnapool pool? Do you think is better than a normal salt water pool?
Definitely. Water is very mild, very low smell of chlorine on skin after swimming, very low irritation (none) to eyes and water does not taste salty. Auto-pH dosing is excellent feature too.
Sadly mine is turned on and off at 240V relay by the Aqualink every day and this hasn't cleared the error
did you solve your problem ? what was it ? I have the same problem.
@@ReceptionJuin The pump mechanism had coroded after the tubes split and it was replaced under warranty.
The tech who replaced the pump unit recommended a lubricant for the tubes to prevent splitting.
Can't remember the name of it other than it's available from Bunnings.
Other things I tried prior to warranty repair was to manually adjust the upper and lower ph limits to get the actual level closer hoping that would bypass any software logic.
If ph is too far out it will stop.
Other issue told to me by pool supplies mob (not pool installer ..) was that if you run out of acid make sure the acid bottle has water in it so it's not running dry while you get more acid.
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