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RAIN DELAY MODE
If there is rain in the forecast and you wish to temporarily stop watering,
you can use
RAIN DELAY.
RAIN DELAY mode will stop all watering for up to 7 days.
After the delay period, the watering program will begin running
automatically.
To activate RAIN DELAY mode, make
certain the arrow is pointing to AUTO.
Press the
key to select the delay
period. You can reduce the delay period
with the
key.
In RAIN DELAY mode, the screen will
toggle between the current TIME and
the remaining DELAY time. If the delay
is greater than 12 hours, the DELAY will
be shown in DAYS.
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OFF MODE
If you wish to stop watering for an extended period, push the
button until the arrow is pointing to OFF.
The timer will not water automatically while in this mode. The screen
will display the word OFF in large letters.
To start watering automatically again, simply press the
the arrow is pointing to AUTO. The program will begin watering at the
next available Start Time.
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MANUAL WATERING
To use a hose or other watering tool, simply press the
button. Then, using the
button, select the length of time you
wish to water. After a few seconds, the valve will open, and then
automatically close when the selected time is reached.
To quit the manual function, press the
Note: The timer will hold the last manual time in its memory. To reset
the manual time back to zero, press the
arrow keys to adjust the time.
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TIMER RESET
If you need to completely erase all settings in the timer and return it to
it's original state, press and hold the
The screen will display RESET.
NOTE: All programming will be lost when the timer is RESET.
Warning: Intended for outdoor use only. Severe electrical shock could result if water is sprayed into outlets or sources of electrical current. Do not use water more
than 115°F (46°C). Do not use when the ambient air temperature is less 40°F (4.5°C). When not in use, remove batteries, drain and store indoors away from
freezing temperatures.
START WATER
HOW LONG
DELAY
FOR
EVERY
NEXT START TIME
HRS
AM
DAY
PM
MIN
MANUAL
RESET
RAIN DELAY, HOLD
button until
START WATER
HOW LONG
DELAY
FOR
EVERY
NEXT START TIME
HRS
AM
DAY
PM
MIN
MANUAL
RESET
RAIN DELAY, HOLD
button again.
START WATER
HOW LONG
DELAY
FOR
EVERY
NEXT START TIME
HRS
AM
DAY
PM
MIN
MANUAL
RESET
RAIN DELAY, HOLD
button for 7 seconds.
START WATER
HOW LONG
DELAY
FOR
EVERY
NEXT START TIME
HRS
AM
DAY
PM
MIN
MANUAL
RESET
RAIN DELAY, HOLD
USEFUL TIPS
Open Valve During Installation
Shaking during transportation can cause valve to be open. If this occurs, water
may run continuously through the valve during installation.
Turn the water off.
Remove the batteries. Wait for the
screen to go blank. Reinsert the
batteries.
Note: Removing the batteries will
not erase any existing watering
schedules.
Turn the water back on.
If the problem persists, turn off the
water. Use the Manual feature to open
and close the valve 3 times.
Cleaning Your Timer
You should clean your timer periodically. Debris or sediments commonly found
in water can build up in your timer.
Turn off the water. Remove the timer from the faucet and check that the
filter washer is clear. If you notice any debris, remove the filter washer and
clean it out with water.
Activate the MANUAL mode by pressing the MANUAL button. Open the
valve and spray water through the valve and the faucet connection to flush
out any built-up sediments or debris.
Seasonal Storage
Freezing temperatures can cause water in the
timer to freeze and expand, damaging the
timer.
At the end of the season or when there
is frost in the forecast, turn off the water
and remove your timer from the faucet.
Remove the batteries.
Be sure to store the timer indoors, away
from freezing temperatures.
Tips for Battery Life
Make sure to use fresh alkaline batteries.
Do not use rechargeable batteries.
Remove the batteries at the end of the season before
storing.
Batteries should last about one season. A schedule
with more frequent watering times can cause the
batteries to drain faster.

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