9. Faults
Fault | Possible cause | Remedy | |
Water computer | Rain Sensor is dirty. | Clean the lens | |
does not turn on |
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although it is |
| “Cleaning”). | |
not raining. |
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The Rain Sensor is | Move the Rain Sensor | ||
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| installed in an area | to a place which is | |
| watered by artificial | not watered by artifi- | |
| watering. | cial watering. | |
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| The battery power | Exchange the battery | |
| of the water controller | in the water controller. | |
| is too low. |
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| Moisture due to dew. | Dry the lens. | |
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| Rain Sensor not dried |
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| out yet. |
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The water computer | The Rain Sensor is | Insert the plug in | |
turns on despite | not plugged into the | the connection socket. | |
precipitation. | water computer. |
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| The battery power | Exchange the battery | |
| of the Rain Sensor | in the Rain Sensor. | |
| is not sufficient. |
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| Precipitation is too | If necessary, mount | |
| low. | the cone to abbreviate | |
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| the response time. | |
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If you have any problems with your Rain Sensor Electronic, please con- tact our Customer Service or return the defective unit together with a short description of the problem directly to one of the GARDENA Service Centres listed on the back of this leaflet.
If covered under warranty, please include a copy of the receipt.
Disposal: (in accordance with RL2002/96/EC)
The product must not be added to normal household waste. It must be disposed of in line with local environmental regulations.
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