What to do if the Rain Bird Accessories sensor pairing is broken?
If the Rain Bird Accessories sensor pairing is broken, you should first check or replace the battery. If you've installed a new battery, the sensor will automatically reacquire the Controller Interface. If you are replacing a sensor that is paired to the Controller Interface, you will have to pair the new sensor to the Controller Interface.
How to replace the battery in Rain Bird Accessories?
To address a low battery issue with your Rain Bird Accessories, replace the battery. First, remove the battery cassette from the sensor, then remove the battery from the cassette. Insert a new battery, using the label on the battery cassette to properly orient the battery. Then, insert the battery cassette back into the sensor. The sensor LED should blink once, indicating it's powered up. Under normal operation, the battery should last for four or more years.
What to do if Rain Bird Accessories has no sensor paired?
If your Rain Bird Accessories aren't pairing with the sensor, first pair the sensor. If pairing doesn't resolve the issue, then check or replace the battery.
General| Brand | Rain Bird |
|---|---|
| Model | WR2-48 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Addresses potential electronic interference issues with the WR2 Wireless Sensor.
Wiring instructions for controllers with dedicated sensor inputs and pump start/master valve.
Wiring instructions for controllers lacking sensor inputs but with pump start/master valve.
Addresses issues where the controller interface screen remains blank upon initial power-up.
Covers scenarios where the sensor fails to pair or communicate with the controller interface.
Deals with situations where a previously paired sensor loses communication or fails to report status.
Alerts users when the sensor's battery is low and requires replacement.
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