why a partial number (24and uper part of 70) shows in window but nothing else works to start watering. put new 9 volt battery in, checked for tripped GFI - OK, checked for tripped circuit breaker - OK, turned switches and rotory dial while pushing...
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Have you tried replacing the fuse? Mine was originally a 2003 model which needed to be replaced after 8 years, so since yours is 6 years older, I suspect you should just replace the entire unit. Try this: http://www.askmehelpdesk.com/gardening-plants/james-hardie-irrigation-timer-384008.html
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I'm not sure but... Did you remove the plastic shield protecting the little nickel-sized battery? One more thing... is this before any valve control units are connected?Best of luck with your unit. I've VERY satisfied with mine.
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Sorry, not my strongest area, but if I had to take a shot at it I would say something is dirty or something is restricting. Try cleaning every part of the unit, flushing heavy spray garden hose water into every opening. Hope this will help!customer service
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Contact Britta. Google for their phone or web site. They are decent folks and send immediate replacements. When you insert into ground make sure ground I very wet. And push down so an inch of the metal tube is underground. EMAIL Service@SolarStrings.com. I don't own their stock. They are decent folks. And you have to get a kick out of their web site. It is funny. And then they get you the parts. This is the way things should be. Service@SolarStrings.com
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Doesn't make sense to me. Probably your AC circuit is dead. You're reading "No AC" from auxilary battery power. Did not have that problem at all. My installation (replace Rain Bird) went seamlessly. Good luck.
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This is suspect. I would check your volt meter....put a load on the relay and measure it again...its a standard relay and there should be no voltage present. I have encountered mystery power from leads before...but I think its just erronious readings from the meter....are you using a good quality meter? Fluke? Klein? Can you hook a miniature light bulb or LED up to the relay leads and see if there is enough power to activate the bulb? Also how much voltage are you using to power the beam sensor? I used a 12 volt dc power supply with great results. One last thing. Connect your switching device and measure the voltage again. My bet is its gone.... This is suspect. I would check your volt meter....put a load on the relay and measure it again...its a standard relay and there should be no voltage present. I have encountered mystery power from leads before...but I think its just erronious readings from the meter....are you using a good quality meter? Fluke? Klein? Can you hook a miniature light bulb or LED up to the relay leads and see if there is enough power to activate the bulb? Also how much voltage are you using to power the beam sensor? I used a 12 volt dc power supply with great results. One last thing. Connect your switching... » Read More This is suspect. I would check your volt meter....put a load on the relay and measure it again...its a standard relay and there should be no voltage present. I have encountered mystery power from leads before...but I think its just erronious readings from the meter....are you using a good quality meter? Fluke? Klein? Can you hook a miniature light bulb or LED up to the relay leads and see if there is enough power to activate the bulb? Also how much voltage are you using to power the beam sensor? I used a 12 volt dc power supply with great results. One last thing. Connect your switching device and measure the voltage again. My bet is its gone.... « Show Less
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Sounds like the GFI inside is getting tripped? You could replace it with a standard GFI from the box hardware stores to see if you got a faulty one - or check all your electrical connections to make sure they're not getting wet or shorting. I have installed dozens of these and rarely see the GFI trip (usually only after power issues).
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That should not happen unless the little water sprinkler icon is visible on the display OR if the batteries need to be replaced.. If that icon is visible it means that your timer is currently on and allowing water to flow. I had an issue with some cheap batteries not working well in the unit. I have to replace them with name brand batteries for it to actually shut the water off. hope that helps
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Honestly, I am not sure. Possible cause could be build up of calcium, lime, etc. but that may have effected the regulator. It's a cheap fix so might be worth it to try. It's an easy switch.
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It could have gone bad. Try disconecting and the reconecting your climate controller so it can reprogram itself and see if it starts working.
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I had a similar experience... Until I realized that the pulse number and SaO2 number are reversed to the labeling on the top. 60s was really my pulse and the 98 was the SaO2. Double-check your display.
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I had 2 units that exhibited the same symptom - 99 in the display. I called Honeywell and they really didn't have a solution other than to return them, which I did and bought another brand. My only thought was that Honeywell had a bad batch of the thermostats and Amazon got more than there fair share. Only Honeywell will know about the bad batch if they even look at ones that are returned. My guess is they won't unless there are thousands of units with the same failure.
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I have had many electronics' problems with Melnor "battery watering units" over more than 10 years. Finally switched to Orbit 62061N-91213 Single-Dial Water Timer. I'm on my second year with it and still OK.
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This is a double pull, double throw timer for 240 volts. it does not have any 24 volt connections. You are more likely to find this voltge in a timer for lawn sprinklers
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Gino posted the correct answer. The part on the board is a current inrush limiter. Basically these are a current diode that is sometimes damaged during surges or a nearby lightning strike. ( In my case) I would attempt a repair if you aren't opening your pool for a while. I purchased the replacement board and I am repairing the damaged one and will keep it as a spare. We have frequent lightning storms and I will probably end up using the spare at some point.
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If the control pane is blank, and you're sure the outlet it's plugged into has power, it may have thrown the internal circuit breaker. Open the front panel, inside there is a 15amp circuit breaker. Very obvious. Make sure it is up/on. Mine has been blowing that every few days lately. Navien says they think its a bad recirculation pump.
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Sounds like the window regulator is faulty but it very well could be the drive gear of the motor itself. I would remove the door panel and attempt to run the motor / window so you can see first hand what is going on with this motor / regulator. Be prepared to replace the window regulator and motor as a match set. This gives you the best chance to having a fully operational window for a long time!