To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Hunter ACC-99D Controller display reads “Attention”?
If your Hunter Controller display reads “Attention,” it indicates an alarm, an active sensor, or trouble in the system. Turn the dial to Data History, select Alarm Logs, and review for individual alarm events. The Controller Log and Station Log may also be useful supporting information when diagnosing problems.
Why Rain or other Clik sensor does not shut down Hunter ACC-99D Controller system?
If a Rain or other Clik sensor does not shut down your Hunter Controller system, it might be due to an incorrect sensor type or connection. Use one normally-closed Clik-type sensor per sensor port (SEN1-4). Verify that one wire from each sensor is connected to + and one to –. It may also be due to incorrect sensor settings for the Program. Turn the dial to Set Sensor Operation and verify the correct response for each program to the sensor (Pause or Suspend).
Why Hunter Controller does not irrigate automatically?
The Hunter Controller might not be irrigating automatically due to several reasons: programming errors (verify all programs Days to Water, Start Times, and Station Run Times); a sensor shutdown (check display for Fault indication and press + for status); Programmable Off being in effect (check display for Off days); or time/date errors (verify controller time and date, including AM/PM/24 hour settings).
General| Brand | Hunter |
|---|---|
| Model | ACC-99D |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
