18.
6. Dog receives correction inside
the home
Transmitter Problems:
1. Transmitter alarm is operating
and status light is flashing.
2. Transmitter status light indicates
the boundary wire is broken or
disconnected.
3. No status light on the transmit-
ter and alarm is silent.
4. No status light on the transmit-
ter and the alarm is on.(System
on battery backup power.)
Section 4.G.4.page 12.
3.Reposition boundary wire away from fixed metal objects such as
metal buildings, chain-link fences, large satellite dishes, etc.
4.Move large metal objects such as swing sets and trampolines
farther away from the boundary wire.
1.Remove the collar receiver when the dog enters the home.
2.Field width too wide.
3.Reposition the boundary wire farther from the house. See
Section 4.A page 7.
4.Place transmitter and lightning protector away from areas where
the dog may be confined.A low level containment signal is radiated
from these components and can cause the collar receiver to func-
tion.Verify that the containment wire remains tightly twisted at each
component connection point.
Possible Solutions:
Check the status indication table located on transmitter and in
Section 1 page 5 to determine cause and corrective action.
1.Check boundary wire connections at transmitter and lightning
protection module for proper connection.
2.Check for broken or damaged wires at outside entry into house.
3. Perform Transmitter Loop Test Procedure to locate and correct
the problem. Section 8.A.pg 19.
4. Perform Wire Break Location Test Procedure and correct the
problem.Section 8.B. pg 19.
1.Verify the transmitter POWER switch is ON.
2.Check that the adapter and lightning protector are plugged in
properly.
3.If system is plugged into a GFCI outlet, check to see if the circuit
has been tripped.Reset GFCI circuit if required.
4.If the green power light on the lightning protector is not illuminat-
ed, verify that the outlet is working properly by plugging in a known
working item such as a radio.
5.Unplug the lightning protector and plug the power adapter direct-
ly into the 110-volt outlet.If the transmitter operates when bypass-
ing the lightning protector, contact Invisible Fence for a warranty
replacement lightning protector. Do not use the system until a
replacement lightning protector has been provided.
6.If possible, check the voltage of the power adapter using a digital
multimeter. It should read greater than 24 volts AC.
1.Check that the adapter and lightning protector are plugged in
properly.
2.If system is plugged into a GFCI outlet, check to see if the circuit
has been tripped.Reset GFCI circuit if required.
Dog Response Problems: Possible Solutions:
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