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I will let it cycle thru for awhile and then switch it to the other jets and let it go again. I have to say I'm not sure if I can let it run for 2 hours on each cycle but I will be as patient as I can.
Off topic by a mile, but I found it very ironic that TL is a senior level and Vermonter a newbie, when Vermonter is a person who is one of the most knowlegeable in the industry in my opinion when it comes to the chemistry stuff.
Oh, so probably I put the smart jet system halfway instead of 3 or 9 oclock?
Arctic has what I assume to be similar to the "clean" cycle of the HS tubs. It runs the main pump/filter for 45 minutes. I have opted to ignore that setting, and instead I turn all three diverters to midway, and turn all three pumps on. They automatically go off after 20 minutes, and I'd rather have all of my water moving around and filtering for 20 minutes than to have just the main pump on for 45 minutes with none of my new chlorine dose getting into all the pipes. I find it odd that the manufacturers bother to have established "clean settings" that we as owners then have to modify to do a good job as sanitation.
So, Anne, your pumps always automatically turn off after 20 minutes unless you are using a cycle that allows one to run for 45 minutes? Do I understand correctly?
I just dont understand why any "clean" or "boost" cycle would be considered all that useful if it does not ensure moving water and chems though ALL PIPES.
The "boost" cycle and the 20 min shutoff are programmed into the controller. I have forwarded your comments to our R&D department and perhaps they will look into it with our suppliers.Tom