Model 27752
1Watering stations
2Indicates when next watering cycle will start
3Manual watering is on
4How often timer will water in interval mode
5Cycle start times
6Timer is in set mode
7Rain delay is on
8Timer is watering
9Clock, start time, and watering duration
10 AM or PM for clock and start time
11 Low battery
12 Indicates numbers in clock section as hours,
minutes, or days
13 Days of the week
14 Interval watering mode
1Battery tray
2LCD screen—displays setting and watering program
for timer
3Function dial—turns to set watering program
4CLEAR button—clears individual settings of program
5+ – buttons—advance or reverse settings
6< > buttons—move cursor to different settings
7ENTER/ MANUAL button—selects setting or turns on rain
delay when in AUTO
8RESET—clears all programmed settings
InstallatIon
1. Attach manifold to an outdoor hose faucet.
Recommended: secure manifold to wall using the
mounting hardware and instructions provided.
2. Attach up to 4 valves to manifold ports.
3. Connect valve plugs to corresponding outlets–different valves can-
not be put on different cycles; timer is internally programmed to
run in sequence (one after the other).
4. Install AA alkaline batteries as shown in the battery tray. Allow the
timer about 3 minutes to complete the automatic setup, which will
close the valves.
5. Program timer as desired.
6. Slide timer onto the mounting bracket of manifold.
7. Turn on hose faucet.
Mounting the Manifold to the Wall
1. Use nut and bolt to attach brace to manifold.
2. Mark where brace touches the wall.
For masonry
3. Drill a 1⁄2 in. hole.
4. Insert lag shield and attach brace using 1⁄4 lag screw.
For stucco
3. Drill 5/16 in. hole.
4. Insert plastic anchor and attach brace using #14 round head screw.
Installing The Batteries
1. Remove the tray on the side of the timer by sliding it out.
2. Insert two AA (1.5V) alkaline batteries (not included) and
replace the tray.
Low battery icon will appear when batteries need replacing.
Replace batteries within 30 seconds or timer programming will be lost.
Tip: Remove batteries when timer is not in use for extended periods.
ProgrammIng
Rotate the dial to positions indicated for setup.
1. Turn Dial to Set Clock
1. Press the + button to advance clock time (hold button for quick
advance). Press the – button to reverse clock time (hold button for
quick advance). *keep in mind am/pm
2. Turn the knob to accept clock time.
2. Turn Dial to Set Day
1. Use the < and > buttons to move cursor (blinking line)
over current day.
2. Turn dial to accept the day.
3. Turn Dial to Start Time
Each start time cycles through all watering stations (1, 2, 3, and 4).
Cycle A is for if you want to water once a day. Add Cycle B if you want
to water two times a day (2 different start times). Add Cycle C if you
want to water three times a day (3 different start times).
1. Use < and > buttons to select start time A, B, or C .
2. Press ENTER to edit start time.
3. Use the + and – buttons to set desired start time.
* keep in mind am/ pm
4. Press ENTER to accept the setting.
5. Repeat steps 1 through 4 for B and C if you want to water more than
once a day.
To clear a start time
1. Use the < and > buttons to move the cursor over cycle letter
(A, B, C)
2. Press ENTER to select
3. Press CLEAR
EXAMPLE: If cycle A is set for 6:00 am, then at 6:00 am your first valve
will turn on and run for its duration, then it will turn off and the second
station will automatically turn on and run for its duration.
4. Turn Dial to Run Time
Set watering duration from 1 to 240 minutes for up to 4 stations.
1. Use the < and > buttons to select the run time for valves stations
1, 2, 3, or 4.
2. Use the + and - buttons to increase and decrease the run time.
3. Turn dial to accept the run time.
5. Turn Dial to How Often
Select which days to water or every 1 to 14 days. All stations and
cycles will water on selected days.
1. Use the < and > buttons to select which days to water Sunday
through Saturday.
2. Press ENTER after each selected day. [_] will appear around
days selected to water.
3. Press CLEAR to deselect a day. Or select INTERVAL.
1 is every day, 2 is every other day etc. up to 14 days.
4. Use the + and – buttons to increase and decrease the
number of days.
5. Press ENTER to accept the setting.
6. Turn Dial to Auto
Timer waters according to programmed start time(s), run time(s),
on the programmed days or interval; this is where you want the
dial to have your program run.
Manual Watering
Allows you to water immediately without interrupting
the set cycle(s).
1. Press the MANUAL button when dial is turned to AUTO.
2. Press ENTER to run all stations once as previously
programmed in RUN TIME section. Or, use the < and >
buttons to select which station(s) to manually water.
3. Press ENTER when cursor is over desired watering station.
4. Use + and – buttons to set from 1 to 240 minutes
* There will be a 6 second delay till your cycle will begin
Screen will flash between clock and minutes remaining
on cycle. To remove manual watering and resume
programmed cycle press CLEAR.
Rain Delay
Delay watering cycle during precipitation to conserve water
1. When in AUTO, press + button for 24 hrs, 48 hrs, or 72 hrs
Screen will flash between clock and hours remaining before
programmed cycle resumes. To remove rain delay, press CLEAR,
or turn dial to OFF and then back to AUTO.
Off
Off stops the timer from watering and clears Rain Delay.
troubleshootIng
Water does not come on at desired time. Check if:
■Clock is set to correct time including AM and PM.
■Start time is set to desired time including AM and PM.
■Start times begin after previous watering cycle has run through all
stations and set durations.
■Rain Delay is on (DELAY appears on left side of screen if on).
Timer does not water. Check if:
■Timer is set to AUTO.
■Batteries are low.
■Clock is set to correct time including AM and PM.
■Rain Delay is on (DELAY appears on left side of screen if on).
■Valve plugs are inserted in the correct corresponding timer outlet.
Water won’t turn off. Check if:
■Watering duration is set to desired time.Start times begin
after previous watering cycle has run through all stations
and set duration.
automatIc Yard
WaterIng sYstem
InstructIons
■Controls up to 4 stations (comes with
2 valves that control stations, purchase
additional valves separately)
■Up to 3 start times per day (cycles A,B,C)
■Waters from 1-240 minutes per start time
(per valve)
■For outdoor use with cold water only
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Product Includes:
a(1) 7 1/4 in. Brace
b(1) Hose Washer
c(1) #14 Round Head Screw
d(1) 1/4 in. Lag Screw
e(1) Bolt
f(1) Lock Washer
g(1) Nut
h(1) Lag Shield (for masonry)
i(1) Plastic Anchor (for stucco)
j(2) End Plugs
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Orbit®Irrigation Products, Inc.
North Salt Lake, UT 84054
1-800-488-6156
www.orbitonline.com
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manufacturers listed.
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PN 27752-24 rH
Working Water Pressure
Minimum: 25 psi Maximum: 100 psi
Working Temperature
Maximum: Do not exceed 120 degrees F
Minimum: Keep from freezing
Warnings
For outdoor use with cold water only.
When expecting freezing temperatures,
timers should be removed from the hose
bib to avoid potential freeze damage.
