Pool Controls chlorinator cells
Which replacement cell each of the 8 Pool Controls salt chlorinators sold in Australia takes, with dated prices from 2 Australian sellers.
Showing 8 of 8 Pool Controls models · grouped by part
SG20 replacement cell 00551334takes 00551334
SG30 replacement cell 00551335takes 00551335
SG10 replacement cell 00551342takes 00551342
SG15 replacement cell 00551333takes 00551333
How to change the cell on your Pool Controls chlorinator
Steps for the SG20 replacement cell 00551334 (00551334), the cell 3 Pool Controls models take.
No clear video for this cell yet. The steps cover it.
- 1Turn the chlorinator and the filter pump off, and close the valves either side of the cell if you have them.
- 2Disconnect the cell lead.
- 3Undo the cell housing nut and draw the old cell out of the housing.
- 4Check the cell O-ring and fit the new cell, then tighten the housing nut by hand.
- 5Reconnect the lead, start the pump and check for leaks, then turn the chlorinator back on and set the output.
After fitting the cell
No reset needed. Switch the chlorinator back on and set the cell output.
Common questions
- What happens if I don't change the cell?
- A worn cell makes too little chlorine, so the water turns green or cloudy, and turning the output up only wears it faster.
- Is there anything to set after changing the cell on a Pool Controls chlorinator?
- No reset needed. Switch the chlorinator back on and set the cell output.
All 8 Pool Controls salt chlorinators we list, A to Z
Brand names describe compatibility only; FitMatch is independent of Pool Controls. Fitment sources are recorded on every model page.