Trouble Shooting
(Applicable to all Models)
1. If the irrigator arms rotate but the irrigator will not drive, adjust the thread length on the back
pawl, CAUTION: Machine must not be operating when adjusting.
2. If irrigator arms will not rotate, check for low pump pressure. If the pump is running at
maximum performance, you can gain a small amount of extra drive by lowering the 45° arms to
be more parallel to the ground. NOTE: This will decrease the ground coverage.
3. If the irrigator ‘stalls’ during operation, this is normally a pressure problem - see point 2. above.
4. If the irrigator fails to stop at the end of the run.
(a) Check location and tightness of the cable clamps at the end of the cable. These clamps can
be adjusted to have your machine stop at the desired position.
(b) Check that the Brake Arm is aligned and activating the Rocker Arm.
5. Once the brake has engaged, the irrigator will continue to rotate until water is switch o at the
pump. This can be automated by using a timer or a pressure switch on the pump and a Quick
Release & Shut o Valve available as an optional extra.
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