To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Hunter ICC-800PL Controller display reads ‘P ERR’?
If your Hunter Controller displays 'P ERR', it signifies a ground fault in the wire to the pump start or master valve. Check the master valve or pump start wire for continuity. Replace or repair the broken wire, and ensure all wire connections are good and watertight.
How to fix a Hunter Controller when the display reads 'NO AC'?
If your Hunter Controller displays 'NO AC', it means there is no AC power to operate the controller and valves. Check to see if the transformer is properly installed.
What does 'ERR' mean on my Hunter ICC-800PL display?
If your Hunter Controller displays 'ERR', it indicates that electrical noise is entering the system. Check the SmartPort® wiring harness. If the wires were extended, they will need to be replaced with shielded cable. Contact your local distributor for information on shielded cable.
How do I turn off SEN on my Hunter Controller?
If your Hunter Controller displays 'SEN OFF', it means the rain sensor is interrupting irrigation or is not installed. Slide the Rain Sensor switch on the front panel to the bypass position to bypass the rain sensor circuit.
Why is there no display on my Hunter Controller?
If there is no display on your Hunter Controller, check the AC power wiring and correct any errors.
What to do if my Hunter ICC-800PL Controller display reads a station number and ERR?
If your Hunter Controller displays a station number followed by 'ERR' (e.g., '2 ERR'), it indicates a ground fault in the wire leading to that station. You should check the station wire for continuity, replace or repair the broken wire, and ensure all wire connections are secure and watertight.
Why does my Hunter ICC-800PL Controller keep repeating or continuously watering?
Your Hunter Controller might be repeating or continuously watering because of too many start times programmed. Only one start time per active program is required.
General| Model | ICC-800PL |
|---|---|
| Stations | 8 |
| Display | LCD |
| Plug-in Transformer | Yes |
| Watering Programs | 4 |
| Start Times per Program | 4 |
| Cycle and Soak | Yes |
| Rain Sensor Input | Yes |
| Weather Sensor Compatibility | Yes |
| Manual Start | Yes |
| Backlit LCD Display | Yes |
| Housing Material | Plastic |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Wi-Fi Connectivity | No |
| Type | Controller |
| Mounting | Indoor |
| Power Source | External Transformer |
| Voltage | 24V |
| Maximum Station Run Time | 4 hours |
Details the components of the LCD display, including program, station, main display, year, month, day, running status, and day of week.
Describes the function of control buttons and switches such as +, -, PRG, and the rain sensor switch.
Explains the functions of the control dial positions like Run, Set Date/Time, Start Times, Run Times, Days to Water, etc.
Explains the role of the 9-volt battery in maintaining time during power outages and enabling programming without AC power.
Describes the reset button's function to restart the computer in case of power surge or display freezing without losing data.
Describes the modular positions for station modules, allowing expansion from 8 to 32 or 48 stations.
Details the transformer, junction box, and power module area for electrical connections.
Details the process of grounding the controller to a ground rod for proper surge protection.
Instructions on how to set the current year, month, day, and time on the controller.
Guide to setting the start times for watering programs, including manual adjustments and sequencing.
Procedure to set a program start time to OFF, effectively disabling it.
How to set the duration of watering for each station, including options for program D.
Instructions for manually selecting specific days of the week for watering.
Guide to setting watering schedules based on odd or even days of the month.
Procedure to set master valve or pump start circuit ON or OFF for specific stations.
Feature to stop all programmed waterings for a set period (1-7 days) and resume automatically.
Splits station run time into shorter watering cycles with soak periods to prevent runoff.
Details on station run time, start times, and watering schedules.
Information on transformer input/output, station output, and maximum output.
Physical dimensions for plastic, metal cabinets, and metal pedestal models.
Information on default station run times and memory retention.
