Make sure flood sensor probe is plugged into proper jack in
transmitter, and is immersed in water
Make sure transmitter is on
Make sure transmitter battery is properly installed
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If AC adapter is used, make sure adapter is 9 volt DC,
with a minimum output of 200mA
Make sure receiver is on
Make sure receiver batteries are properly installed.
Note
battery direction on inside of battery compartment
Make sure transmitter and receiver are set to the same code
Make sure only one code switch on each unit is in the “on”
position
Make sure the test was at least 75 seconds long since the unit
checks for the alarm condition every 75 seconds.
Flashing Strobe Alert Receiver flashes when there is no alert condition
Change the receiver and transmitter to a different transmit code.
The receiver may be picking up a signal from a neighbor.
Move the receiver to a different location. The receiver may be
picking up interference from a high powered radio frequency
source.
Battery in transmitter needs to be replaced.
Low battery light flashes
Battery is failing – replace battery
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
FCC Rules state that changes or modifications to the transmitter or
receiver could void your authority to operate these devices.