How to troubleshoot low flow in a Calsense CS3000 Controller station?
If a Calsense Controller station experiences low flow, it might be due to clogged heads, a flow control turned down on the valve, or an incorrect expected flow. Clear any clogged heads, check the flow control on the valve, or adjust/reacquire the expected flow rate.
What causes a mainline break while irrigating with a Calsense CS3000 Controller?
If you experience a mainline break while irrigating with your Calsense Controller, it could be due to a broken head, broken laterals or fittings, or too many valves in use at one time. Locate the break and fix or replace the part, fix the laterals and fittings, or adjust the number of valves in use. Also, consider adjusting the system capacity and MLB settings.
Why does the Calsense CS3000 Controller keep blowing fuses?
If a fuse has blown in your Calsense Controller, it could be due to a bad solenoid, which would need replacing. Alternatively, there might be a shorted 24 VAC output. In this case, check if the incoming power is 120 VAC.
What to do if the Calsense Controller station has no flow detected by the flow meter?
If your Calsense Controller station shows no flow detected by the flow meter, consider these possibilities: 1. The station valve may not be opening. Check the wire connections and splices. 2. The master valve may not be opening. Examine the wire connections and splices. 3. There could be a problem with the flow meter itself. Inspect the wire connections and splices. 4. The heads might be clogged. Clear any clogged heads.
General| Brand | Calsense |
|---|---|
| Model | CS3000 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
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