We’ll show how to set up a typical wire and valve locator, how to locate a valve, track and mark the wire location to aid in troubleshooting wiring

Once you’ve determined that the controller and valve are working properly, you need to take a closer look at the wiring to determine where the problem

In this video, we’ll cover typical grounding specifications; two-wire decoder system grounding; Hunter ICD decoder grounding; using the Dual-S surge

When you are looking for a bad wire, testing a solenoid's health, or testing the power output from an irrigation controller, it is essential to have the

We’ll be going over the basic functions of a voltmeter and how you can use it in locating problems within your irrigation system. We’ll be talking about

SP ERR or ERR Message CAUSE - Noise entering the controller through the “SmartPort” wiring or it is wired incorrectly. SOLUTION - A few steps are

Pro-C - Station Repeats A common reason for a controller to repeat a cycle is too many programmed start times. Only one start time per active program is

Station # ERR Message CAUSE - The Station # ERR (for example 1 ERR) is a diagnostic message that appears when your controller is detecting a fault on

Pro-C - "NO AC" on Display The "NO AC" display is a diagnostic message telling you that the controller has stopped receiving AC power. The controller is

Pro-C - No Display First, make sure there is power to the controller's outlet. Use a test lamp or any other 110VAC device to determine if there is

Pro-C - Flashing Sprinkler Icon, No Zones Running If the controller display shows a station running, flashing sprinkler icon, or arrow pointing towards

Pro-C - Not Recognizing Correct Stations If your Pro-C controller is not recognizing all of your stations in the "Set Station Run Times" or "Run Times"

Outdoor mounted controllers: Leave the power on and the dial / switch in the "OFF" position. The heat from the transformer will keep the enclosure warm