How to fix a Hunter Pro-C Controller valve that won't turn on?
If a valve on your Hunter Controller system won't turn on, it could be due to a short in the wiring connections or a bad solenoid. Check the field wiring and replace the solenoid if necessary.
Why won't my rain sensor shut off my Hunter Pro-C system?
If the rain sensor isn't shutting off your Hunter Controller system, it could be due to an incompatible rain sensor, the jumper not being removed when the sensor was installed, or using Manual Single Station Mode. Ensure your sensor is a micro-switch type like Mini-Clik®. Verify that the jumper has been removed from the SEN terminals. Note that Manual Single Station Mode will override the sensor. Use Manual All Station Mode to test the sensor.
Why does my Hunter Pro-C Controller keep repeating its cycle?
If your Hunter Controller is cycling repeatedly, it's likely due to having too many start times set. Only one start time per active program is needed. Please refer to “Setting Program Start Times” on page 16.
What does “NO AC” mean on my Hunter Controller display?
If your Hunter Controller display reads “NO AC”, it means there's no AC power present, and the controller isn't receiving power. Check to see if the transformer is properly installed.
What does “ERR” mean on my Hunter Pro-C Controller display?
If the display of your Hunter Controller reads “ERR”, it means 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.
What does “SENSOR OFF” mean on my Hunter Pro-C display?
If your Hunter Controller display reads “SENSOR OFF”, the rain sensor is either interrupting irrigation or the sensor jumper isn't installed. You can slide the Rain Sensor switch on the front panel to the BYPASS position to bypass the rain sensor circuit, or install the sensor jumper.
What does it mean when my Hunter Controller displays a station number and ERR, such as “2 ERR”?
If your Hunter Controller displays a station number followed by “ERR” (e.g., “2 ERR”), there's a fault with the wire leading to that station. Check the station wire for continuity, replace or repair any shorted wires, and ensure all wire connections are good and watertight.
Detailed explanation of the controller's LCD screen indicators and values.
Functions of the controller's buttons for navigation and operation.
Explains the purpose of each position on the control dial for operation.
Identifies terminals and connections within the wiring compartment.
Steps for wiring AC power to the indoor controller model.
Steps for wiring AC power to the outdoor controller model.
Steps to wire a "Clik" type weather sensor to the controller.
Guide to installing the SmartPort for remote control connectivity.
How to use the RUN, SYSTEM OFF, and MANUAL modes.
Solutions for issues like repeated watering or no display.
Interpreting and resolving error messages like "SP ERR", "P ERR", "NO AC".
Troubleshooting sensor errors and valves not turning on.
General| Start Times Per Program | 4 |
|---|---|
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Cycle + Soak | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Housing Material | Plastic |
| Zones | 6, 8, 12, 16 (depending on model) |
| Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor |
| Mounting | Wall-mount |
| Electrical Input | 120V AC, 60Hz |
| Transformer Output | 24V AC |
| Number of Stations | 6, 8, 12, 16 (depending on model) |
| Wireless Capability | No |
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