Nakayama PRO GH9136, Instructions Manual

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OPERATION
Programming
Simply select your watering frequency and run time. The dials can be turned clockwise and anti clockwise without damaging the mechanism. The indicator light
will flash once to confirm that the program has been set.
Setting watering frequency
To set the watering frequency, turn the dial to the required frequency. Select 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 24, 48, 72 hours, or Every Week for normal garden watering
1. When FREQUENCY is turned to the Reset position, FREQUENCY time is cleared and the valve Is closed immediately
2. If FREQUENCY changes, FREQUENCY will restart timing immediately.
Manual operation
To water outside of the set program, turn the Run Time dial to “ON” and water will flow from the selected
outlet. Turn the Run Time dial to “OFF” to stop the water flowing from the tap.
Frequency setting and manual operation
The FREQUENCY settings have no effect on the manual ON/ OFF operation of the RUN TIME settings.
1. The changes of RUN TIME have no effect.
2. When the RUN TIME dial is turned to OFF, the timer will be forced to close.When the RUN TIME dial is turned to ON, the timer will be forced to open.
3. Timer wlll restart timing every time the RUN TIME changes.
4. When the valve is in the open state, if RUN TIME changes, timer will close the valve immediately.
LED Indicator Light Function
1. The LED indicator light will flash twice for the first energizing.
2. The LED indicator light will flash every time the dial is turned.
3. The LED indicator light will flash every three seconds when entering the low battery protector setting.
4. The LED indicator will flash rapidly (three times per second) when the tap timer is experiencing a problem such as poor contact, ball valve blocked, or valve
motor blocked etc.
Low battery feature
When battery power drops below 2.55V, the indicator light will starts flashing every three seconds, and the valve shuts off. When the battery is completely flat,
the light goes out and the tap timer stops functioning until new alkaline batteries are installed.
Blocked valve protection function
1. When the timer is blocked during valve opening, the RUN TIME will continue timing and the device will continue to perform the opening action after the valve
closes. The timer will repeat this operation 5 times. Upon completion of this step, if the timer still encounters an obstruction, the timer will give an alert to check
the valve. When the timer is blocked while closing the valve, the timer will immediately stop and the indicator light will perform the flash warning function.
2. When the timer encounters an obstacle during valve closure, the FREQUENCY will resume timing and the device will immediately open the valve and then
close the valve. The timer will repeat this operation 5 times. If the timer still finds an obstruction, the timer will give an alert to check the valve. When the timer
encounters an obstruction during valve opening, the timer will immediately stop the valve opening and the indicator light will perform the warning function
with a flash.
Battery care and timer maintenance
• Make sure you use only new Alkaline batteries.
• Keep clear of dirt and debris which may block the ball valve and cause the set program to stop.
• Timer cannot be reassembled if taken apart. Disassembling will void any warranties.
• To prevent corrosion, always remove the batteries when the timer is not in use for long periods of time or when the battery is low.
• It is recommended that two new Alkaline batteries are installed if you are going away for an extended period of time to ensure a stable watering program.
TROUBLESHOOTING
• If batteries are running low, the valve will close automatically.
• Ensure that the Run Time is not set to OFF.
• Check that the Frequency selected is longer than the Run Time, e.g., do not set a 90 minutes Run Time and a 1-hour Frequency.
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Make sure the tap is turned on.