Controller needs attention
Open OmniLogic and inspect the equipment pad; do not trust latched salt/temp values until status is healthy.
Home reported controller status 2; sensor values may be stale or latched.Open OmniLogic and inspect the equipment pad; do not trust latched salt/temp values until status is healthy.
Home reported controller status 2; sensor values may be stale or latched.Check the alarm in OmniLogic. If it mentions VSP/device comm loss, treat pump telemetry as suspect.
CLEAN T-CELL Chlorinator1If this continues after rain stops, plan to add salt.
Average salt moved from 3581 ppm to 3336 ppm in the recent samples.Handle sanitizer first, then bring pH down if the next strip still reads high.
Latest strip photo estimates pH at 7.8. Higher pH makes chlorine less effective.Dip a fresh strip by Oct 14; check again after heavy use or rain.
Latest recorded strip: Friday, October 2 at 4:47 PM CDT. CDC recommends at least twice-daily checks.Get a fuller chemistry check by Oct 14 (FC, pH, CYA, alkalinity, hardness).
Last recorded full pool-store/lab chemistry: noneNext weekly brushing by Oct 8.
Last camera-confirmed brushing: Thursday, October 1 at 11:28 AM CDT. Camera log synced automatically.Controller reading: Wednesday, October 14 at 10:25 AM CDT
Weather sample: Wednesday, October 14 at 10:25 AM CDT
Features: Spillover off, Fountain off, Pool Returns off, Bubbler off
Nearest reported strike interval (24h): not available
Latest chemistry estimate: Friday, October 2 at 4:47 PM CDT. Strip readings are approximate.
These charts explain the action list above.