The heat exchanger has had to be replaced twice in the past 12 months because of water leakage due to corrosion. All the chemical levels, ph, cynuric acid, etc have all be in the normal ranges. What is causing this problem? Is there a history with these heat exchangers being defective, etc?
SOURCE: the heat exchanger has been replaced 3 times in 2
Is it connected to iron pipe? If not it will be chemically related. Your pH level might be correct and your sanitizer within range, but how you add the chemicals and where also affect your equipment.
For example, dropping slow disolve tablets into the skimmer will rot out a heat exchanger in a hurry. So will adding your acid dose to the skimmer instead of broadcasting into the body of water. What type of acid are you using, liquid or dry, to offset salt water chlorine generation?
What are your calcium and TDS readings?
There is something there that is causing your failures.
As a last resort the supplier selling the exchangers to you should have a contact at Raypak to have them inspect the exchanger and determine the cause of failure.
SOURCE: Raypak seems to be working perfectly, except that
Yes this is possible but more likely it's a problem with the flo control and by-pass inside the water manifold on the side of the heater.
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