HeathCo JourneyMan HD-9250 User Manual (English)

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ballarddouglasJul 30, 2025
How to fix HeathCo Home Automation lights that will not come on?
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  codysalinasJul 30, 2025
  If the HeathCo Home Automation lights will not come on, there are several possible causes: * The light switch might be off, so turn it on. * The flood light could be loose or burned out; tighten or replace it. * A fuse might be blown, or the circuit breaker could be off; replace the fuse or turn the circuit breaker on. * The daylight turnoff feature may be active; recheck after dark. * There might be incorrect circuit wiring if it's a new installation; check the wiring. * The sensor may not be detecting objects in the desired area; re-aim the sensor and increase the Range Boost.
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shenryAug 5, 2025
Why do my HeathCo Home Automation lights stay on continuously?
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  Michelle DaltonAug 5, 2025
  If your HeathCo Home Automation lights stay on continuously, it could be due to a lamp positioned too close to the sensor or pointed at objects that trigger the sensor. Try aiming the lamp away from the sensor or those objects. Another cause might be the control pointing at a heat source like an air vent, dryer vent, or brightly-painted heat-reflective surface. Re-aim the sensor, use a lens shield, and turn off Range Boost.
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Daniel MooreAug 11, 2025
What to do if HeathCo JourneyMan HD-9250 Home Automation lights come on for no apparent reason?
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  Matthew ValenzuelaAug 11, 2025
  If your HeathCo Home Automation lights come on for no apparent reason, the control might be sensing small animals or automobile traffic. Try re-aiming the sensor or using a lens shield. Also, the range might be set too high. Reduce the range and turn Range Boost off.
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Lisa AndersonAug 16, 2025
Why are my HeathCo JourneyMan HD-9250 Home Automation lights flashing on and off?
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  Terry MonroeAug 17, 2025
  If your HeathCo Home Automation lights flash on and off, it could be due to heat or light from the lamps turning the light control on and off. Aim the lamps away from the sensor and turn Range Boost off. Reflected heat from other objects might also trigger the sensor; re-aim the sensor and turn Range Boost off. If the control is warming up, flashing is normal; wait one minute for the sensor to warm up. Finally, if the control is in Test mode, set the control switch to an ON-TIME position.