What does 'Valve short error message' mean on my Rain Bird SST-600in Timer?
If you see a 'Valve short' error message on the LCD display, the wires may be damaged or corroded. Check the wiring for the indicated zone for damage and replace if necessary. Also, check all connections and replace them with watertight connectors as needed.
What to do if the LCD display is blank on my Rain Bird SST-600in?
If the LCD display is blank, first check that the power cord is connected and securely plugged in if it's an indoor unit. For outdoor units, verify the transformer is wired correctly and the circuit breaker is on. The issue is likely that the timer is not receiving power.
How to fix a frozen LCD display on a Rain Bird SST-600in Timer that won't accept programming?
If the LCD display is frozen and the timer won't accept programming, an electrical surge may have damaged the timer's electronics. Disconnect power to the timer for 3 minutes, press the reset button, and then turn it back on. If there is no damage, the timer should accept programming and resume normal operation.
Why is there no red LED light on my Rain Bird Timer transformer (indoor only)?
If there is no red LED light on the transformer (indoor only), the transformer may be blown. Replace the transformer.
Why won't my Rain Bird Timer start watering automatically or manually?
If automatic and manual cycles do not begin watering, first, make sure the main water and all supply lines are open and working. Then, check that field wires are properly connected, including the timer, master valve (or pump start relay), and any splices. Look for damaged or corroded wires and replace them, using watertight connectors. Ensure the dial is set to the AUTO RUN position, and the date and time are correctly set on the controller. If a Rain Sensor is installed, it may be activated; operation will resume when it dries, or you can test by disconnecting the sensor and connecting a jumper wire. If no Rain Sensor is installed, ensure the jumper wire is present and undamaged. Finally, an electrical surge may have damaged the timer; disconnect power for 3 minutes, press reset, and turn...
Lists necessary tools and materials for installation.
Instructions for physically mounting the timer unit to a wall.
Details on connecting the timer to a power source for operation.
Guide for wiring the irrigation valves to the timer terminals.
Steps to confirm the timer and connected zones are functioning correctly.
Instructions for connecting an optional rain sensor to the timer.
How to connect optional master valve or pump start relay.
Explains the main dial settings like AUTO RUN, OFF, RAIN DELAY, and manual watering options.
Describes settings like RUN DAYS, TIMES PER DAY, ODD/EVEN, CYCLIC, and arrow keys.
Procedure to set the current time on the timer.
Procedure to set the current date on the timer.
Steps to program watering schedules, including start times and run times.
How to set more than one watering start time per day for a zone.
Adjusts watering duration percentages based on seasons.
Temporarily suspends watering for a set period.
What the display shows when the timer is not actively watering.
What the display shows when a zone is currently watering.
What the display shows when a rain delay is active.
What the display shows when seasonal adjustment is active.
How errors are indicated on the timer display.
Instructions for manually starting watering cycles.
Common problems related to watering cycles and their solutions.
Common electrical problems with the timer and their solutions.
General| Number of Zones | 6 |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD |
| Watering Duration | 1 minute to 6 hours |
| Rain Delay | Yes |
| Battery Backup | Yes |
| Cycle and Soak | Yes |
| Manual Watering | Yes |
| Weight | 1.5 lbs |
| Power Source | AC |
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