On this timer I believe you just hold down the up or down arrow and you will see the numbers on the screen scroll to the off position. There will be two or four “off” positions in the 24 hours.
If you’re talking about setting a custom time for each zone for the manual all zones feature, I don’t believe this timer can do that. You would have to use the water one zone feature and keep coming back to start the next zone. In order to do what you want to do I would recommend the orbit b-hyve line of Wi-Fi timers. They don’t cost much and allow you to do everything over your phone including setting custom water times for a manual all station run.
According to Rain Bird you should unplug the timer and wait three minutes to hard reset. If your timer is hard wired you will need to shut off the circuit breaker. Make sure the battery is removed during this process. If the timer still doesn’t work it’s likely that it is broken especially if it’s more than five years old.
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During manual run does each zone run 12 minutes?
How do you turn off 2nd time after you’ve already set it?
On this timer I believe you just hold down the up or down arrow and you will see the numbers on the screen scroll to the off position. There will be two or four “off” positions in the 24 hours.
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How do we change duration on each zone when using water all zones now feature?
If you’re talking about setting a custom time for each zone for the manual all zones feature, I don’t believe this timer can do that. You would have to use the water one zone feature and keep coming back to start the next zone. In order to do what you want to do I would recommend the orbit b-hyve line of Wi-Fi timers. They don’t cost much and allow you to do everything over your phone including setting custom water times for a manual all station run.
Hello Buddy, do you know how to hard reset this one?
According to Rain Bird you should unplug the timer and wait three minutes to hard reset. If your timer is hard wired you will need to shut off the circuit breaker. Make sure the battery is removed during this process. If the timer still doesn’t work it’s likely that it is broken especially if it’s more than five years old.