Sprinkler help
Find your sprinkler clock.
Start with the shape, colors, and controls you see on the wall. Open the closest style for large-print steps to check or reset the schedule.
Not sure which one you have? Take a photo and text it to us at (928) 530-7443 and we'll tell you.
WHICH ONE LOOKS LIKE YOURS?
Start with the shape.
Start with the shape, colors, and controls you see on the wall. Tap a card to open its steps; the picture is only a guide.
A grey box with a round dial numbered 1 through 6 and green buttonsRain Bird made a lot of these.Does yours look like this?Open steps
How to check and reset this clock
- To check how long each station runs and which days it runs, turn the dial to the run-times and run-days positions and read the numbers. The printed card inside the unit door shows the exact positions for your model.
- To reset the schedule, write down the current settings first, then use the printed card inside the unit door to set the station run times and run days again.
- If it will not hold a schedule, check the power and check the backup battery. If the schedule still disappears, use the photo and text option below to ask us about a replacement.
Where we come in
These units simply wear out with age. When a clock stops holding its schedule, the practical fix is a replacement, not a repair. We replace it with a new Hunter clock and set the schedule for you.
New Hunter clocks, decades of Arizona experience, honest pricing, and genuine parts.
A grey box with a lid that flips up, a blue stripe, and a white circleIrritrol made these. The lid has to be open to see the settings.Does yours look like this?Open steps
How to check and reset this clock
- Open the flip-up lid gently. The settings are hidden under the lid, so leave it open while you look at the printed labels and dial.
- Once it is open, check the run times and run days using the printed card inside the door. The exact positions vary by model.
- To reset the schedule, write down the current settings first and follow the printed card inside the door to enter them again.
- If it will not hold a schedule, check the power and check the backup battery. If the schedule still disappears, use the photo and text option below to ask us about a replacement.
Where we come in
These units simply wear out with age. When a clock stops holding its schedule, the practical fix is a replacement, not a repair. We replace it with a new Hunter clock and set the schedule for you.
New Hunter clocks, decades of Arizona experience, honest pricing, and genuine parts.
A blue face with a round dial in the middle and a slide switch along the bottomIrritrol made these. The blue face is the giveaway.Does yours look like this?Open steps
How to check and reset this clock
- To check the schedule, use the dial positions around the middle. The dial has positions for the schedule, station run times, and start times. The printed card inside the unit door shows the exact positions for your model.
- To reset the schedule, move the slide switch to the position used for programming, make the changes, and then return it to the RUN position.
- If it will not hold a schedule, check the power and the backup battery if your unit has one. If the schedule still disappears, use the photo and text option below to ask us about a replacement.
Where we come in
These units simply wear out with age. When a clock stops holding its schedule, the practical fix is a replacement, not a repair. We replace it with a new Hunter clock and set the schedule for you.
New Hunter clocks, decades of Arizona experience, honest pricing, and genuine parts.
Not sure which one you have? Take a photo and text it to us at (928) 530-7443 and we'll tell you.