Find your parts diagram
Sticker on the pump body (the part with the basket), not on the motor. Motor labels from Century, A.O. Smith or Regal won't match parts.
Label on the side of the tank near the base. Size is in sq ft, e.g. 420 sq ft = C4030 or CCP420.
Rating plate inside the front access panel. Note the BTU and gas type (NG or LP).
Molded into the body or printed on top. Robotic cleaners: on the power supply.
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starts here. Pro Series Phosphate Remover Concentrated Max+ is formulated for professional use and removes phosphates on contact, so your chlorine can get back to keeping the water clean.
Less Work for Chlorine. Phosphates feed algae, and high levels make your chlorine work harder. Clear them out and your sanitizer does more with less. That’s the whole idea behind keeping phosphates low.
- Removes phosphates on contact
- Helps prevent algae growth
- Lets your sanitizer do more with less
- For best results, keep phosphate levels below 500 ppb
Gallon Size. Concentrated Max+ is formulated for professional use. The 1 gallon jug has a built-in handle and a screw cap, and you measure each dose in ounces straight from the dosage chart.
- Concentrated Max+ formula
- Net contents: 1 gallon
- Doses from 2 oz to 8 oz, based on your phosphate test
- Made in USA. Rinse the empty bottle thoroughly and recycle.
One Pour. Straight from the back of the jug: what Concentrated Max+ is built to do.
- Target: below 500 ppb
- Test regularly
- Treat as needed, using the dosage chart
Water may turn cloudy or milky when phosphate levels are high. Keep running the filtration system for 24 to 48 hours. If filter pressure rises 10 PSI, clean or backwash the filter.
Do not swim while the water is cloudy. Run the filtration for 24 to 48 hours, then after 48 hours clean or backwash the filter again and retest the water.
Test your phosphate level and follow the dosage chart: 2 oz for 0–600 ppb, 4 oz for 600–1,200 ppb, 7 oz for 1,200–2,000 ppb, and 8 oz for over 2,000 ppb, then retest and repeat. Apply evenly over as much of the pool surface as possible.
If filter pressure rises 10 PSI while you run the filtration, clean or backwash the filter. After 48 hours, clean or backwash it again.
Retest the water 48 hours after treating, and reapply if needed. For best results, maintain phosphate levels below 500 ppb. Test regularly and treat as needed.
If in eyes rinse with water. Remove contacts if worn and continue to rinse thoroughly. Call a doctor if irritation persists. On skin: Wash thoroughly with plenty of water.
Contact a doctor immediately. Contains Lanthanum Chloride. If conscious, consume large quantities of water or milk.
