This guide shows you how to change the units of measurement on a Hayward / Goldline Aqua Rite Salt Chlorine Generator between US Standard and Metric units. For US Standard, the units for Temperature and Salt levels are Fahrenheit and ppm respectively. For Metric, the units for Temperature and Salt levels are Celsius and g/l respectively.
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Randy Posted: 9/12/2021
Is there any way to check if a cell is bad?Reply
InyoPools Product Specialist Matt S. Posted: 9/13/2021
Yes, there is. Read this guide: How To Know When a Salt Cell is Bad - GeneralReply
Anonymous Posted: 5/30/2021
I’ve had this for four years it’s it’s finally right that was pretty simple thank youReply
InyoPools Product Specialist Matt S. Posted: 6/4/2021
Finally! Enjoy your pool season :)Reply
Roger Posted: 5/27/2021
I press the diagnostic button 8 times but don't see the T cell number. What could be my problemReply
InyoPools Product Specialist Matt S. Posted: 6/4/2021
First, do you have an AquaRite? If so, how old is the control panel?Reply
LennyD Posted: 5/20/2021
Thank you! The auqa rite manual actually had it wrong, but this worked! thanks!!Reply
InyoPools Product Specialist Matt S. Posted: 5/21/2021
Score one for the good guys! ;)Reply
Thank you Posted: 4/3/2021
I was going out of my mind the temperature was wrong and the salt level was wrong I was just going out to buy a new chlorinator when I came across this I did it and set it back to Fahrenheit everything is just perfect just wanted to say thank you for your helpReply
InyoPools Product Specialist Matt S. Posted: 4/5/2021
That is awesome! I love hearing people making that one last adjustment that saves them from plunking down a bunch of money unnecessarily. Enjoy your pool season.Reply
Dave Posted: 8/9/2020
Thanks. Very simple!Reply
InyoPools Product Specialist Matt S. Posted: 8/20/2020
You're welcome, thanks for reading.Reply
Chris Posted: 6/16/2020
Thank you so much. I was about to replace my unit in frustration until I found this amazingly simple fix. You guys are legends!!Reply
InyoPools Product Specialist Matt S. Posted: 9/2/2020
Awesome! Thank you for the kind words.Reply
Bill Posted: 5/18/2019
Thanks, I always forgetReply
InyoPools Posted: 8/15/2018
It will change the display so that it reads ppm on the salt level. It will not recalibrate the salt level. Check out our guide titled "How To Recalibrate the Salt Level on a Hayward AquaRite".Reply
Anonymous Posted: 8/12/2018
Will this also reset my salt level to show 2700 again?Reply
Aaron Posted: 6/16/2018
Thanks! So easy. Instructions were extremely unclear from the manufacturer.Reply
Gladys Posted: 5/5/2018
Perfect! Thanks for the concise and easy to follow directions.Reply
Anonymous Posted: 2/1/2018
Just what I needed! Made my day!Reply
Brenda Posted: 8/25/2017
Quick & easy fix :)Reply
Dean Posted: 7/21/2017
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Anonymous Posted: 7/8/2017
You made this very easy to change with your 3 step instructions!!Thank you very much!!
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Anonymous Posted: 4/18/2017
I had tried following the manual to no avail and in 3 seconds I was able to change back to F and ppm with your instructions. Thank you!Reply
Anonymous Posted: 3/18/2017
Great help with simple directions to a frustrating problem. Much better that what the owner's manual provides.Reply
Aunt Susie Posted: 9/15/2016
Yea, my Units are no longer showing in metric. Thank you for the easy to follow instructions on how to fix my problem!Reply
Anonymous Posted: 9/5/2016
Sweet and simple advice to fix a simple but frustrating issue.Reply
James Dunvegan Posted: 7/27/2016
Very simple and clear explanation. Thank you!Reply