What are your other chemistry numbers (pH, free and combined chlorine, CYA (aka stabiliser), Total Alkalinity, Calcium Hardness)?

Do you have a test kit? If not, you should get one. Pool stores, especially the big chains, are notorious for poor testing methods and procedures (think 17 year old kid who got a D in high school chemistry). The Taylor K-2006 is probably the best widely-available kit.

Phosphates could be a problem but it's unlikely. Look for simpler answers first.

The best site for chemistry help is poolforum.com. It's closed to new registrants so if you're not already a member try troublefreepool.com or pooltalk.info.

Phosphates tie up the free chlorine and will not let it sanitize properly. As Kurtv post your other readings also salt level. The product below will remove the phosphates or at least control them in your water.

Here is a link that might be useful: Salt Water Magic

There's a good explanation of the effect of phosphates on pool chemistry in this post: http://www.poolforum.com/pf2/showthread.php?t=977&highlight=phospates.

Here is a link that might be useful: Phosphate discussion

Thanks for the feedback. My gut tells me I have a bad SWG. My PH, CYA, Alkalinity, and any others are right in line with the norm. I had these verified at Leslie's and they matched my test.

The SWG is just not producing any chlorine. I put it on boost mode and was able to get a little, but with no activity in the pool and minimal sunshine, my pool should be flooding with chlorine.

What brand of SWG do you have?

Jandy Aquapure

If you have a mutimeter.Turn the cell upto 100% production and lift the power cord a little from the cell if you get more than 19DC volts from the outside prong on the cell to the inside prong you have a bad cell. Are you getting any error codes?

Here is a link that might be useful: Clormatic