Why do all stations not turn on my Orbit 57932?
If all stations on your Orbit Timer aren't turning on, it could be due to several reasons. First, the transformer might be defective or not correctly connected. Second, the programming could be incorrect. Finally, ensure that the timer is not in OFF mode.
What to do if my Orbit 57932 Timer will not power up?
If your Orbit Timer won't power up, the issue could stem from a defective or incorrectly connected transformer. Also, check that the transformer is plugged into a working AC outlet and that the timer is fully seated on the docking port.
Why do stations turn on when they are not supposed to on my Orbit 57932?
If stations on your Orbit Timer are turning on when they shouldn't, it might be because the water pressure is too high. Also, check if more than one cycle is programmed or if stations are set to water with both programs.
Why do stations continue to turn on and off when they are not programmed to on my Orbit 57932?
If stations on your Orbit Timer continue to turn on and off when they are not programmed to, it could be due to multiple cycles being programmed, excessive pressure, stations being set to water with both programs, or water budgeting being set to more than 100%.
What causes a persistent fault on my Orbit 57932 Timer?
A persistent fault on your Orbit Timer may be due to a short in the wiring or solenoids.
Allows programming and monitoring the timer from your home computer.
Offers two programs (A & B) for flexible watering, allowing station assignment.
Delays a start time until the previous program has completed.
Guides the user through selecting the desired language for the controller interface.
Instructs on setting the current time and date for accurate program operation.
Directs the user to page 14 for instructions on creating a watering schedule.
Allows switching between Program A and Program B for setting start times, days, and durations.
Procedure for setting the start time for the selected watering program.
Options for selecting watering days: ODD, EVEN, INTERVAL, or specific days of the week.
Method for setting watering duration for each station using presets or manual input.
Steps to synchronize the remote control device with the timer using the RF Sync button.
Procedure to water all stations sequentially for a specified duration using the remote.
Method to water a single station for a specified duration using the remote control.
Instructions to water multiple selected stations sequentially using the remote control.
Criteria for selecting an appropriate installation location for the timer docking port.
Step-by-step guide to securely mounting the docking port to a wall.
Automatic scanning for faulty solenoids or wiring shorts during watering sequences.
Describes fault messages for stations, pump, or master valve wiring.
Procedure to repair shorts or faulty solenoids and test the station.
Explanation of the timer's internal circuit breaker and potential tripping causes.
Feature to adjust set durations based on seasonal demands.
Unscheduled watering cycle activated manually but controlled by the timer.
A valve that prohibits water flow to 'Station Valves' when not active.
A schedule determining the date and time for watering a group of stations.
Feature to temporarily prevent scheduled watering programs.
Allows a program to operate multiple times on the same day.
The electrical part of an irrigation valve that opens and closes it.
Device responsible for turning an automatic irrigation system on and off.
The time the program begins watering the first station.
An area where watering is controlled by a single control valve.
Connection point on the docking port where a wire is inserted.
See 'Program (A or B)'.
Device controlling water delivery to lawns, plants, and gardens.
See 'Station (Watering Station)'.
Lists causes such as faulty solenoid, wire issues, or incorrect programming.
Potential causes include high water pressure or incorrect program settings.
Possible causes: faulty valve, debris in valve, or diaphragm issues.
Reasons could be a defective transformer or incorrect OFF mode.
Troubleshooting for power issues: transformer connection, outlet, or docking port.
Possible causes: multiple cycles, excessive pressure, or incorrect budgeting.
Indicates a short in wiring or solenoids that requires immediate attention.
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