Why is my RainPro HDC-4 irrigating at the incorrect start time?
If your RainPro Controller is irrigating at the incorrect start time, you should verify the programming, including the day, time, AM/PM settings, start times, and active day settings.
What to do if my RainPro HDC-4 is operating properly, but the valve or valves do not activate?
If the RainPro Controller is operating correctly, but the valve or valves do not activate, check both the station and common wiring and connections between the controller and the valves. Also, check for 24 VAC at the valve solenoid.
How to troubleshoot no display information on RainPro HDC-4?
If there is no display information on your RainPro Controller, you should check the AC power supply. Ensure that the power at the controller is between 24-26 VAC. Check the AC wiring and the power at the wall plug.
What to do if my RainPro Controller display reads “Sensor off”?
If the display on your RainPro Controller reads “Sensor off”, slide the Rain Sensor switch to the “off” position. Alternatively, install a sensor jumper wire on the terminal strip, connecting the “RS” and “RS” terminals.
Indicates when electrical power to the timer is interrupted.
Indicates when battery life is below recommended levels.
Time of day a complete programmed irrigation cycle will start.
Length of time each station/valve will irrigate.
Days of week/calendar for desired irrigation.
Enters programmed data into the controller for automatic operation.
Stops all irrigation output; rotate back to RUN for normal operation.
General| Brand | RainPro |
|---|---|
| Model | HDC-4 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
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