Why is my K-Rain KRC 9 Irrigation System watering at random times?
If your K-Rain Irrigation System is watering at random times, it might be due to entering too many start times. Check the number of start times you've entered and when they're scheduled to water. If necessary, reset the unit.
What to do if a zone is not working on my K-Rain Irrigation System?
If your K-Rain Irrigation System zone isn't working, the issue might stem from a faulty solenoid coil or a broken cable. Try swapping the faulty zone wire on the controller terminal block with a known working zone wire. If the valve still doesn't work on the working connection, the solenoid coil is likely faulty. The panel may need repair, or the cable may be broken.
Why does my K-Rain KRC 9 have no automatic start?
If your K-Rain Irrigation System is not starting automatically, the issue could be due to incorrect programming or a blown fuse. If the unit works manually, then check the settings. Also, check the fuse and field wiring.
Why are multiple zones running at once on my K-Rain Irrigation System?
If multiple zones are running at once on your K-Rain Irrigation System, a looping program might be active, or there could be a faulty driver triac. Check if a looping program is active and in multi-zone mode. Check the wiring and swap faulty wires on the terminal block with known working zones. If the same outputs are still locked on, contact Customer Service.
Why is the rain sensor input not working on my K-Rain KRC 9?
If the rain sensor input isn't working on your K-Rain Irrigation System, ensure the RAIN SENSOR switch is ON. Test all wiring and ensure the Rain Sensor is a normally closed type. Check programming to ensure the Rain Sensor is enabled.
How to fix a K-Rain KRC 9 Irrigation System with no display?
If your K-Rain Irrigation System display is blank, it could be due to a flat battery, no mains power, or a blown fuse. Install a charged battery. If the display still doesn’t work, check the transformer or the main power supply. If the main power supply is working, check and replace the fuse if necessary.
What causes the fuse to blow in my K-Rain Irrigation System?
If the fuse blows in your K-Rain Irrigation System, it may be due to incorrect wiring or a bad wiring joint. Check the wiring and joints for a short circuit.
What causes pump start chattering in my K-Rain KRC 9 Irrigation System?
If your K-Rain Irrigation System pump start is chattering, it may be due to a faulty relay or pump contactor. An electrician should check the voltage on the relay or contactor.
Covers a wide range of applications and provides important information on proper use and care.
Identifies and labels the key physical parts of the KRC9 irrigation controller.
Lists the technical specifications and capabilities of the KRC9 controller.
Explains the concept of programs and how zones are grouped for watering schedules.
Guides users through the three essential steps to set up automatic watering schedules.
Details the procedure for setting the controller's internal clock and calendar accurately.
Explains how to define the specific times watering cycles will begin for each program.
Covers individual day, ODD/EVEN, ODD-31, and INTERVAL day selection for watering.
Specifies the duration each zone will water for a given program.
Instructions on setting up multiple watering programs for different needs.
Details how to manually start and control watering for an individual zone.
Allows modification of the default manual run time for zones.
Enables manual execution of complete or stacked programs.
Instructions on how to halt automatic or manual watering schedules.
Explains how programs with identical start times run sequentially.
How to save current settings to contractor memory for backup or transfer.
How to restore settings from contractor memory.
Details installation and configuration of the rain sensor for automatic shut-off.
Sets a delay after rain dries before watering resumes, allowing soil to dry.
Explains how to assign zones or programs to activate the pump.
Adjusts the brightness and visibility of the controller's LCD display.
Allows percentage-based adjustment of watering times based on seasons.
Information about the controller's fuse and the 'FUSE FAULT' indicator.
Runs a diagnostic check of all zones, watering each for 2 minutes.
Configures sequential watering of multiple programs or zones up to 99 loops.
Instructions for resetting all programmed settings back to factory defaults.
Enables uploading or re-installing saved program recall data.
Guidance on selecting an appropriate location and securely mounting the controller.
Details how to safely connect the controller to a power source.
Safety precautions and general guidelines for electrical connections.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting field wires to the controller.
Diagram and explanation of the controller's terminal block connections.
Information on installing a master valve as a fail-safe device.
Details how to wire a rain sensor to the controller.
Guidelines for connecting solenoid valves to zone outputs and cable selection.
Explains how the controller signals an external relay to control the pump.
Discusses risks associated with unused zones during system tests and potential pump damage.
Recommendation to use a relay for single-phase pump installations.
Information on the controller's power requirements and internal transformer.
Details the controller's output capabilities for zones, master valve, and pump.
Specifications for power and output to zone solenoid valves.
Specifications for power and output to master valve/pump start.
Details fuse types and features for protecting against surges and faults.
General guidelines for installing and protecting output circuits according to local codes.
Explains how the controller retains data during power outages and battery backup.
Step-by-step instructions for returning the controller for service or repair.
Covers a wide range of applications and provides important information on proper use and care.
Identifies and labels the key physical parts of the KRC9 irrigation controller.
Lists the technical specifications and capabilities of the KRC9 controller.
Explains the concept of programs and how zones are grouped for watering schedules.
Guides users through the three essential steps to set up automatic watering schedules.
Details the procedure for setting the controller's internal clock and calendar accurately.
Explains how to define the specific times watering cycles will begin for each program.
Covers individual day, ODD/EVEN, ODD-31, and INTERVAL day selection for watering.
Specifies the duration each zone will water for a given program.
Instructions on setting up multiple watering programs for different needs.
Details how to manually start and control watering for an individual zone.
Allows modification of the default manual run time for zones.
Enables manual execution of complete or stacked programs.
Instructions on how to halt automatic or manual watering schedules.
Explains how programs with identical start times run sequentially.
How to save current settings to contractor memory for backup or transfer.
How to restore settings from contractor memory.
Details installation and configuration of the rain sensor for automatic shut-off.
Sets a delay after rain dries before watering resumes, allowing soil to dry.
Explains how to assign zones or programs to activate the pump.
Adjusts the brightness and visibility of the controller's LCD display.
Allows percentage-based adjustment of watering times based on seasons.
Information about the controller's fuse and the 'FUSE FAULT' indicator.
Runs a diagnostic check of all zones, watering each for 2 minutes.
Configures sequential watering of multiple programs or zones up to 99 loops.
Instructions for resetting all programmed settings back to factory defaults.
Enables uploading or re-installing saved program recall data.
Guidance on selecting an appropriate location and securely mounting the controller.
Details how to safely connect the controller to a power source.
Safety precautions and general guidelines for electrical connections.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting field wires to the controller.
Diagram and explanation of the controller's terminal block connections.
Information on installing a master valve as a fail-safe device.
Details how to wire a rain sensor to the controller.
Guidelines for connecting solenoid valves to zone outputs and cable selection.
Explains how the controller signals an external relay to control the pump.
Discusses risks associated with unused zones during system tests and potential pump damage.
Recommendation to use a relay for single-phase pump installations.
Information on the controller's power requirements and internal transformer.
Details the controller's output capabilities for zones, master valve, and pump.
Specifications for power and output to zone solenoid valves.
Specifications for power and output to master valve/pump start.
Details fuse types and features for protecting against surges and faults.
General guidelines for installing and protecting output circuits according to local codes.
Explains how the controller retains data during power outages and battery backup.
Step-by-step instructions for returning the controller for service or repair.
General| Brand | K-Rain |
|---|---|
| Model | KRC 9 |
| Category | Irrigation System |
| Language | English |
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