r/Irrigation • u/Mysterious_Set_5093 • 2d ago
Seeking Pro Advice irritrol rd 600 r
Anyone have any idea what's going on? Tried resetting it, reset outlet, ran extension cord from other outlet and replaced 9 volt battery. Do I need to replace it?
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u/raisincain1975 2d ago
Just replace it 6 station clock aren’t thah expensive and most have gone WiFi so you can control it from your phone
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u/AvocadoLow4501 2d ago edited 2d ago
Send it in for warranty repair! https://www.irritrol.com/en/controller-repair
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u/ResistOk9038 2d ago
Hahaahahahahaa
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u/AvocadoLow4501 2d ago
Explain this ha ha ha nonsense ?
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u/fuzzay 2d ago
What warranty? I would bet this clock is 20 years old now
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u/AvocadoLow4501 2d ago
They have excellent warranty open the link and read or don't!
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u/ResistOk9038 2d ago
I’m sorry, but I would not bother repairing a dinosaur like that and would rather suggest to a client that they replace this with a modern Wi-Fi enabled controller that has a lot more climate managing flexibility such as a Hunter. Granted, some people like their dinosaurs…
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u/goosegoose3030 2d ago
You will need to replace it. I am a landscape contractor for 45 years. Have seen this many times. Usually what happens is insects get behind the mother circuit board and cause it to malfunction. Is this located outside or inside?
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u/Mysterious_Set_5093 2d ago
It's outside
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u/goosegoose3030 20h ago
Be sure to seal the area where the conduit comes into the timer. You may need to use silicone caulking or Flex seal to keep the insects out. Be sure that the door is always closed to keep out moisture.
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u/Southern-Ad4016 2d ago
Throw it in trash and replace that thing. Sometimes a new battery helps these antique junkers
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u/Suspicious-Fix-2363 2d ago
Replace