What to do if Hunter ICC2 display shows a station number with 'ERR'?
If your Hunter Controller displays a station number with “ERR”, it typically indicates a problem with the station solenoid or a short in the field wiring. You should: * Check the field wiring and solenoids for continuity. * Replace any faulty solenoids.
What to do if my Hunter ICC2 Controller display shows a station number with 'ERR'?
If the display on your Hunter Controller shows a station number with "ERR", it indicates a problem with the field wiring or the station solenoid. Check the field wiring and solenoids for continuity, and replace any faulty solenoids.
Why is my Hunter ICC2 program running, but not watering?
If your Hunter Controller display shows the program is running, but the system isn't watering, there may be a problem in the field wiring, faulty solenoid(s), or poor wire connections. Check the field wiring and solenoids for continuity. Replace any faulty solenoids and/or repair any body breaks or diaphragm tears. Also, ensure the water source is open and pressurized.
Why is my Hunter Controller not running automatic programming?
If your Hunter Controller isn't running automatic programming, it could be due to several reasons: * A sensor is activated and interrupting the circuit. * Programmable Off is in effect. * There are time/date errors. Verify all programs, days to water, start times, and station run times are programmed correctly. Check the display for a sensor fault notification and for "OFF" days. Also, check the controller's time, date, and AM/PM/24-hour mode settings.
What does 'P ERR' mean on my Hunter Controller display?
The "P ERR" message on your Hunter Controller indicates a short in the pump start/master valve wiring. Check the master valve or pump start wires for continuity. Replace or repair any shorted wiring or faulty pump start or master valve wires. Make sure all wire connections are good and watertight. Check the pump start relay specifications for proper installation.
Why doesn't my rain sensor stop irrigation on my Hunter Controller?
If your rain or other Clik-type sensor isn't stopping irrigation on your Hunter Controller, it could be because the sensor switch is in the "Bypass" position or an incompatible sensor is installed. Remember to remove the red jumper wire on the SEN terminals. Ensure the sensor switch is set to "active." Verify a normally closed (NC) sensor is installed.
Why does my Hunter Controller seem to water continuously?
If your Hunter Controller seems to water continuously, it might be due to too many start times programmed. Remove all unnecessary start times.
What does 'SP ERR' mean on my Hunter ICC2 Controller and how to fix it?
The "SP ERR" message on your Hunter Controller indicates electrical noise near the connection to a remote receiver. Check the SmartPort wiring harness and verify the red wire is attached to the AC terminal, and the blue wire to the REM terminal. If the SmartPort wiring harness is extended from the controller, ensure shielded cable is used (ROAM-SCWH).
How to fix 'NO AC' message on my Hunter Controller?
If your Hunter Controller displays "NO AC", it means it's not receiving power. Check the fuse or breaker and the incoming power supply to the controller. Also, make sure the transformer is wired and installed correctly.
How to fix a frozen display on my Hunter ICC2 Controller?
A frozen or garbled display on your Hunter Controller can be caused by a power surge or module issues. Try the following: 1. Reset the controller. 2. Verify modules are seated properly and locked into position, oriented the correct way in proper slots. 3. Press the "Reset" button on the back of the control panel after adding a new module.
Details operational parameters like station count, run times, start times, and watering schedules.
Outlines transformer input/output, station output, and battery specifications.
Explains the functions of each position on the ICC2 control dial for operation.
Details the components found within the controller's wiring compartment.
Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the plastic cabinet to a wall.
Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the metal cabinet to a wall.
Lists hardware and illustrates the process for mounting the controller on a metal pedestal.
Outlines the initial steps for disconnecting power and accessing the cabinet.
Details how to properly ground the controller for safety.
Guides on how to activate and replace the controller's internal batteries.
Provides instructions on how to install expansion modules into the controller.
Guides on routing and connecting wires for station valves.
Explains how to connect an optional Master Valve to the P/MV output.
Guides on connecting an optional Pump Start Relay to the P/MV output.
Details how to connect various Hunter Clik-type sensors.
Covers connecting the wired and wireless Solar Sync sensor.
Step-by-step instructions for setting the controller's date and time.
Guides on setting up to eight start times for each watering program.
Instructions for setting watering duration for each station and program.
Lists common symptoms, their possible causes, and solutions for the controller.
General| Zones | 8 to 54 |
|---|---|
| Start Times Per Program | 8 |
| Warranty Period | 5 years |
| Sensor Inputs | 1 |
| Weather Adjustment | Solar Sync Compatible |
| Power Source | External Transformer |
| Installation | Wall Mount |
| Type | Modular Irrigation Controller |
| Stations | 8 base, expandable to 54 |
| Enclosure | Indoor/Outdoor Rated |
| Programs | 4 |
| Station Run Time | 12 hours |
| Transformer Input | 120 VAC or 230 VAC |
| Transformer Output | 24 VAC |
| Station Output | 0.56 A per station |
| Connectivity | Optional Wi-Fi with WAND Module |
| Compatibility | Hunter Sensors |
| Remote Access | Via Hydrawise App with WAND Module |
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