Pukapuka Kaiwhakamahi mō te Mutunga Paipa Putanga Kotahi DIG 3/4"

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The DIG Corp. Model 9001DB is a 3/4" hose end battery-operated timer designed for automated watering in home gardens and patios. It features a female hose thread inlet and a male hose thread outlet, allowing direct connection to a faucet and a standard garden hose. The timer is programmed using six intuitive buttons and an LCD display, offering a wide range of irrigation schedules. Key capabilities include up to 4 start times per day, watering durations from one minute to eleven hours and 59 minutes in one-minute increments, and a low battery indicator for convenient monitoring.

Nga waahanga matua

• 3/4" FHT Inlet and MHT Outlet: Ensures compatibility with standard garden hoses and faucets.
• Papatono ngawari: Utilizes six buttons and a large LCD display for straightforward setup of watering schedules.
• Flexible Watering Duration: Allows setting watering times from 1 minute up to 11 hours and 59 minutes, adjustable in 1-minute increments.
• Multiple Start Times: Supports up to 4 distinct watering start times per day.
• Tohu Pūhiko Iti: Provides a visual alert when battery power is low, ensuring uninterrupted operation.
• Hanga Roa: Made from high-impact plastic (ABS) for outdoor use.

Aratohu Tatūnga

1. Whakauruhia nga Pataha: Open the battery compartment (typically located on the back or side) and insert a new 9V alkaline battery. Ensure correct polarity. Close the compartment securely to maintain water resistance.
2. Hono atu ki te Taputapu: Thread the female hose thread inlet of the timer onto your outdoor faucet. Hand-tighten until snug. Do not overtighten.
3. Honoa te Ngongo Māra: Thread your garden hose onto the male hose thread outlet at the bottom of the timer. Hand-tighten securely.
4. Hiko Tuatahi: The LCD display should activate upon battery installation. If not, press the "ON" button.
5. Tautuhi Wā Onāianei: Use the "Mode" button to navigate to the "Time" setting. Use the "+" and "-" buttons to adjust the current time (AM/PM). Press "Set" to confirm.
6. Set Watering Days: Navigate to the "Days" setting. Use the "+" and "-" buttons to select or deselect specific days of the week for watering. Press "Set" to confirm.
7. Tautuhia te Roanga Whakamakuku: Navigate to the "Duration" setting. Use the "+" and "-" buttons to set the desired watering time in minutes or hours. Press "Set" to confirm.
8. Tautuhia ngā Wā Tīmata: Navigate to the "Starts" setting. You can set up to 4 different start times. Use the "+" and "-" buttons to adjust each start time. Press "Set" to move to the next start time or confirm the last one.
9. Whakahohe Papatono: Ensure the timer is in "ON" mode for the programmed schedule to run automatically.

Operating Your Timer

Mahi Aunoa

Once programmed, the timer will automatically activate the water flow at the set start times, for the specified duration, on the selected days. Ensure the faucet is fully open for proper operation.

Mahi ā-ringa

To manually turn on the water flow, press the "Manual" button. The water will typically run for the last programmed duration or a default manual duration. To turn off manual watering, press the "OFF" button.

Rain Off / Delay Function

If rain is expected or has occurred, you can temporarily suspend the watering schedule. Press the "Rain Off" button to activate a rain delay. The display will show the duration of the delay (e.g., 24 hours, 48 hours). Pressing the button repeatedly may cycle through different delay options or turn off the delay. The timer will resume its programmed schedule after the delay period ends.

Stopping the Program

To stop all automatic watering, press the "OFF" button. The display will indicate that the timer is off. To resume the programmed schedule, press the "ON" button.

Te tiaki

• Whakakapinga Pūhiko: Replace the 9V battery annually or when the low battery indicator appears on the LCD. Always use a fresh alkaline battery.
• Rokiroki Takurua: Before the first frost, disconnect the timer from the faucet and hose. Remove the battery. Store the timer indoors in a dry, protected area where temperatures remain above freezing. This prevents damage from freezing water.
• Te horoi: Periodically inspect the inlet screen washer for debris and clean if necessary to ensure proper water flow. Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth; do not submerge the timer in water.

Raparongoā

• Timer Not Turning On/Display Blank:
  • Check if the battery is installed correctly and has sufficient charge. Replace with a new 9V alkaline battery if needed.
  • Me whakarite kia kati te wahanga pākahiko.
• Water Not Flowing:
  • Verify the faucet is fully open.
  • Check if the timer is in "ON" mode and not in "Rain Off" or "OFF" mode.
  • Ensure the programming (time, duration, start times, days) is correctly set.
  • Inspect the inlet screen washer for clogs and clean if necessary.
  • Check for kinks or blockages in the hose.
• Water Not Shutting Off:
  • Press the "OFF" button to manually stop the flow.
  • If the issue persists, the internal valve may be stuck or damaged. Disconnect from the faucet and contact customer support.
  • Ensure the watering duration is not set to an excessively long time.
• Ngā Uauatanga o te Hōtaka:
  • Refer to the "Setup Guide" section and the programming instructions printed on the timer's cover.
  • If the display is unresponsive, try removing and reinserting the battery to reset the unit.

Whakatakotoranga Hangarau

Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

This DIG product is designed for durability and reliable performance. While specific warranty details are not provided in this manual, DIG products typically come with a manufacturer's warranty. Please refer to the product packaging or the official DIG webpaetukutuku mō ngā mōhiohio me ngā tikanga pūtāhui hou rawa atu.

For technical assistance, troubleshooting beyond this guide, or warranty claims, please contact DIG customer support. Contact information can usually be found on the product packaging or the manufacturer's webpae.

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