claber AQUAUNO VIDEO 8428 User manual

AQUAUNO VIDEO 8428
INSTALLATION:
Do not install the water timer inside valve boxes, below ground level or indoors. Do not use the water
timer with chemicals or liquids other than water. Do not use the water timer with operating pressures
lower than 7.3 psi or higher than 145 psi.
Connect the timer to the tap.

Connect the hose on the watering line.
FITTING THE BATTERY:
Press the two side buttons to open the timer.
Insert a new 9V alkaline battery.

Important: Remember to turn on the water tap.
As soon as the battery is connected, the display switches on, the valve runs a test cycle and the timer
is set to 00:00.
SETTING THE TIME:

Press the middle ENTER button; “OK” will show on the screen to indicate that you can now enter the
time.
Press one of the arrows to set the time. Press and hold the arrow to speed up programming.
Once you have entered the time, press ENTER to confirm.
PROGRAMMING:

The timer can be used to set two daily irrigation cycles.
Note: All programs are set in the same way. Programs must be entered in chronological order, within a
24-hour timeframe. The timer automatically advances by 1 minute with respect to the set time, both
when OPEN and CLOSED.
Note: If the symbol is flashing, this means the timer is waiting for a command. Press any button.
SETTING THE FIRST IRRIGATION CYCLE:
After setting the time, press the right arrow to open the page for program 1. The time 00:00 will show,
preceded by a 1 (for program 1). Press the middle ENTER button.

You will see “OK” on the screen, meaning the opening time can be set using the arrows (e.g. 05:00).
You will see a 1 (for program 1) at the top of the screen. Confirm the time by pressing ENTER.
Press the right arrow to go to the page “CLOSED”. The timer automatically suggests a closing time 1
minute after the opening time set (e.g. opening at 05:00, suggested closing time 05:01). The time has a
1 before it (for program 1). Press ENTER.

You will see “OK” on the screen, meaning the closing time can be set using the arrows (e.g. 05:20).
Confirm the time by pressing ENTER.
To set the opening and closing times for the second program, repeat the procedure above.
WEEKLY PROGRAMMING:
Press the right arrow to open the weekly programming page. Press ENTER to select the days on which
you want to irrigate.
Use the arrows to position the cursor under the day you want to enable or disable and press ENTER.
Note: day 1 is the day the timer is set for the first time and is used as a reference. Example: If
Thursday = day 1 and the intention is to skip watering on Friday, the day to deselect is day 2.

Position the cursor under EXIT. Press ENTER.
MANUAL WATERING:
Use the right arrow to open the manual programming page. Manual programming is useful for running
an additional irrigation cycle, without deleting the programs set. The timer automatically sets an
irrigation run time of 15 minutes. Press ENTER. Use the left arrow to start irrigating.

To interrupt the cycle before the end, press the right arrow and then ENTER. Use the right arrow to
return to the initial page (day/time).
DELETING A PROGRAM:
To delete a program, go to CLOSED mode for the program you want to delete.
Press ENTER, then press the two arrows together.
RESETTING THE TIMER:

To fully reset the timer, press and hold the two arrow buttons together for at least 10 seconds, until
00:00 shows on the display.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE:
Clean the filter at the end of each season and check it regularly.
Turn off the water tap and loosen the screw collar, turning counterclockwise.

Loosen the 3/4" screw collar of the tap connector, turning clockwise.
Remove the filter. Rinse the filter clean under running water. After washing, reassemble all parts as
before.
To clean the internal components properly, please see the diagram showing the mechanical parts to be
disassembled / reassembled at the end of the season.

At the end of the season, before the winter frosts, disconnect the timer from the tap.
Remove the battery.
Store it in a closed environment, away from damp, where the temperature does not fall below 37 °F.