can i just buy the replacement sensors & stick them in a bucket of water? do i need the whole CobraCo Plant Sitter® Water System? ty
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As long as you cover the bucket and watch the water level you should be fine.
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The two sensors that are on the far right of the unit might be crusted with deposits.I would fill the base full with 1/2 water and 1/2 vinegar (if it's real full it will cover thesensors) or you can chip it off but be careful about damaging the sensor).
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Try EBay. I've bought from them several times and there are several listed there today in both the 100 Gallon and 200 Gallon versions. Look for the faucet mount version as some of the pictures are difficult to view clearly. I've also found some on Amazon. You won't find them at any of your local stores.
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HiIf you already bought one of the iSmartAlarm packages the next step is to configure the system. All the necessary is included.If you only bought the sensor it is mandatory to acquire at least the prefe
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Aqueon doesn't sell them directly but places such as eBay should have some used ones. Also try contacting aqueon for a replacement
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These sensors should work with units that have 2 wire connections to the main system board. They are quite simple and work very well. You should not have any trouble replacing your old, damaged, non-working sensors.
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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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That makes no sense because buying 4 sensors costs as much as the whole complete system. Also, the monitor is locked into the first four sensors used, and although the system can accept sensors being replaced individually and can be made to recognize the replacements properly - that is a laborious process involving deflating and then re-inflating each tire (with a replacement sensor) while the monitor is in a special mode - so that the sensor will be recognized.
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You put the sensor in one plant. Tell the sensor - through your iphone - what the plant is. Register the plant through the sensor. (very easy!) Leave it for 48 hours and it sends you information on what the plant needs. ie. sunlight, water, fertilizer. Then, after you have responded, move the sensor to a new plant and do it all again for the new plant. This Parrot Flower Power is so awesome - I love it. If you could see my houseplants, you would agree it is an amazing help to anyone who just "waters" plants weekly. I have twelve different plants installed into my sensor/iphone and it reminds me of each plants' needs. Very fun.
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Lois, it will be a few days before I get out to the cabin to check. Look for an update on Wednesday evening Jan 8 or Thursday. / P Hi Lois, The WS-04 (which I just looked at) has a sensor unit that--as shipped--is snapped into the bottom base of the unit, right next to the 9V battery compartment. In this configuration, the unit can simply be placed on the floor. The sensor unit can also be un-clipped from the unit for placement wherever you would like to put it. The sensor is connected (soldered) to the siren circuit board by an INCLUDED COILED-UP WIRE, which--according to information on the package--is 6 feet long. As shipped, that wire is tucked into the unit and out of sight. If you also want to connect the Water Siren to an external dial-out device you will need to supply your own 2-conductor 26-18 AWG wire. / Pete
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They are available from customer support on the Crane company's website. Mine leaked after a minor drop. The tank is pricey. Part + shipping cost about half of what a new unit costs.
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100% Yes. I have had my Cobra radar detector for. . . .6,7,8,years and the rubber cups dried out. Just be careful pulling out the old one from the device or just switch the suction cups
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Some places like Costco or Pep Boys have the tool to program it. I went to costco and they replace and program it for $15 each sensor.
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Yes, this is the solution. The original display either fades or becomes inoperable over time. One caveat, in the installation you actually need to remove the circuit board (2 screws) to install it. The device comes with excellent installation instructions. Figure on 5 minutes to install. This part allows you to see water temp, raise/lower/power on/off. Works like a charm...
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Call Hoover customer service and explain the situation (see my review) - they'll send you a whole new water tank with functioning seals for free.
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hello you will also need a tpms programmmer such as ts601 to replace the sensor
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Mine have stopped working after 3 months. I just talked with Berkey and they are spec'd to work for 500 gal each. I am being told they should be replaced every 6 months. I would really like to know how anyone has kept there's going for years. I'm pretty frustrated as I thought I was making a long term investment.