Should pool bonding protect from DC? My saltwater chlorinator is putting DC voltage in the pool water and I get shocked when touching the water from the surrounding patio. Turn off the chlorinator and no shock touching the pool. The pool company is replacing the chlorinator, but I was wondering if I have a pool bounding problem too since I get shocked? The chlorinator control (AC) is bonded. It powers the chlorinator cell (DC) which is not seperately bonded. Thanks for any thoughts!
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