HYDRO-RAIN HRC-400 User manual

User’s
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Table of Contents
Parts
Sprinkler Controller .........................................................................2
Manual Controls ................................................................................2
Digital Display .....................................................................................3
B-hyve Pro App..................................................................................3
Installation
Selecting a Location........................................................................ 4
Mounting the Controller ............................................................... 4
Wiring the Sprinkler Valves ..........................................................5
Wiring the B-hyve Controller.......................................................5
Connecting Electrical Power....................................................... 6
Activating Battery ............................................................................ 6
Replacing the Battery......................................................................7
Programming
Connecting to Wi-Fi .......................................................................7
Program Button (PROG ABCD) ............................................... 8
Date/Time ........................................................................................... 8
Start Time............................................................................................ 9
Run Time.............................................................................................. 9
How Often .........................................................................................10
Auto ....................................................................................................... 11
Additional Features
Rain Delay .......................................................................................... 11
Budget................................................................................................... 11
Manual................................................................................................... 11
Rain Sensor ...................................................................................... 12
Pump Start & Master Valve........................................................ 12
Term Definition ................................................................................ 12
Troubleshooting............................................................................... 13
Specifications....................................................................................14
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Installation Hardware
Size  Screwdriver
Lock and Latch
Weather Resistant Cover
Dial
Digital Display
Swing Door Panel
Battery
Compartment
MAC ID
Transformer
Reset Button
CLEAR:
To clear a setting
Note: The CLEAR button
may also be used to cancel
Rain Delay, cancel a
running program or cancel
a manual watering cycle.
DIAL
Navigate up or down, left or right,
and push to make a selection
Note: If the dial selection is left in any
position other than OFF, it will revert back
to AUTO after approximately 20 seconds.
BACK:
To go back a step or
return to main menu
Note: BACK can be pushed
twice to return to auto.
PROG ABCD:
To move to a different
program
See page 
RAIN DELAY:
To pause operation due to
rain or other factors
See page 
Manual Controls
Parts
Sprinkler Controller

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Note: The battery only functions to keep the
time and date in the event of power loss. Your
program is stored in non-volatile memory and
will not be lost if your controller loses power.
Set program is running
Water stations manually
Set clock time, Year, Month, and Day
Set time to begin watering
Set watering duration for each station
Set frequency of watering days
Adjust overall watering as a percentage
Turn all stations/functions off
Shows signal strength of Bluetooth and
indicates that it is connected.
Indicates a short in a zone Indicates that water
budgeting has been adjusted
Solid–shows signal strength of Wi-Fi
and indicates that it is connected
Indicates a zone
is watering
There is no AC power
getting to the controller
Indicates a low battery
Controller
Connected
Symbol
Rain Delay
Calendar
Programs
Remote Control or Home Button
Zone List
Settings
Next Zone
Stop Watering
Running Status/
Messaging
Weather/Temp.
Digital Display
B-hyve Pro App
You will need to Install the B-hyve Pro
app and create an account on your smart
device after the Controller is installed.
Note: The app will guide you through
initial set up of your sprinkler Controller.
There are help icons throughout the app
with more information and useful tips.

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Installation
Selecting a Location
When choosing a location for your
Controller, consider the following:
Choose a location near an electrical outlet.
Locate it where there is a good Wi-Fi signal.
Tip: You can check this using a smart phone. (Find
a location that has a minimum of two bars.)
Ensure operating temperatures are not below 
or above  F (below  or above  C).
Place it away from direct sunlight.
Make sure there is " of space to the left of
the sprinkler controller box, this allows the
door to swing open after installation.
There needs to be easy access to
sprinkler wires (from valves).
Mounting the Controller
Required Tools
Small Flathead Screwdriver (included in hardware package)
Wire Strippers
Drill with ⁄" (. mm) drill bit
Level
Tip: Use the expanding anchors (included) for
plaster, masonry or drywall installations.
1. Install a No. screw (included) into the wall, leaving
the screw head protruding ⁄" (mm) from the wall.
2. Hang the controller on the installed screw using
the keyhole slot located in upper back cabinet.
3. Level the controller and install the second screw
in one of the pre-formed mounting holes located
on lower back cabinet to secure the controller.
Minimum Signal
Important Controller is weather-resistant to UL-50
and ETL®Listings, but should not be placed in areas
where continuous water could cause damage.
Keyhole
⁄" (mm)
Pre-formed Mounting Holes
No. 8 Screw
Wall
Tip: If replacing a controller, it is helpful to take a photo of
the wires before you remove them from the old controller.

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Wiring the Sprinkler Valves
1. Strip ⁄" ( mm) of plastic insulation off the end of each
wire for both the valve and sprinkler controller wires.
2. Connect one wire from each solenoid to a single
“Common” (COM) sprinkler wire (usually white).
Tip: It doesn’t matter which solenoid wire you connect to the
common sprinkler wire, as long as each solenoid is connected.
3. Connect each of the remaining solenoid
wires to a colored sprinkler wire.
Note: If the distance between the controller and solenoid
is under ' ( m), use  gauge (AWG) wire. If the
distance is over ' ( m), use  gauge (AWG) wire.
Wiring the Controller
Speed
seal wire
connectors
Common wire out (to controller)
To sprinkler
heads
From main sprinkler shut-off or
main line anti-siphon device
Small Hole–for
running  or
strand wire
straight into
the box
⁄", ⁄" and " ( mm,  mm
and  mm) knock-outs for larger
systems with more wire bundles
Knock-out
for hardwired
installations Note: We recommend you consult an
electrician for hardwired installations.
Station 
Strip wire
Push in 1. Strip ⁄" ( mm) of plastic insulation
off the end of each wire.
2. Loosen screws on terminal.
3. Push common wire into the common terminal.
Using the included screwdriver, tighten the screw
in the wire terminal to secure the wire.
4. Insert and tighten remaining wires to
corresponding terminal locations
WARNING: To avoid electrical hazards, only one valve
should be connected to each terminal (station).
Important: The maximum loading for each station/pump is
mA, the maximum loading for the controller is mA.
Important: All wires should be joined together using
wire nuts, solder, and/or vinyl tape. In wet environments
like a valve box it is recommended to use Hydro-Rain
Speed Seal™ wire connectors to prevent corrosion of the
connection and for protection from water infiltration.
Important: The wire can be buried in the ground;
however, for more protection wires can be pulled
through PVC pipe and buried underground. Be careful
to avoid burying the wires in locations where they could
be damaged by digging or trenching in the future.

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ALL CLOSED - BACK
ALL CLOSED - FRONT
Connecting Electrical Power
Once your HRC 400 Controller is plugged into the power
source, it will automatically look to pair with your smart
device. In the top left corner of the controller display the
Wi-Fi icon will begin a graduated blinking sequence. This
indicates that your Controller is ready to pair with a smart
device. See page for details on how to pair Controller.
If mounted in an outdoor location, shut the compartment
door to keep the Controller safe from weather damage.
Indoor Locations—Insert the power cord
into an V electrical outlet.
Outdoor Locations—Insert the power cord into a
 volt Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) outlet.
Important: We recommend you consult an
electrician for hardwired installations.
Activating Battery
Controller includes one Lithium CR battery.
The battery will maintain your time and
date in case of an AC power loss.
Annual replacement is recommended
to avoid loss of programming.
Note: The battery alone will not operate the
valves in your sprinkler system. The sprinkler
controller has a built-in transformer that must
be connected to an AC voltage source.
WARNING: Risk of Fire, Explosion, and Electric Shock.
Replace battery with Hitachi Maxell Ltd, Type CR
only. Use of a different battery has the potential
for a risk of fire, explosion, and electric shock.
WARNING Chemical Burn Hazard. Keep
batteries away from children
WARNINGThis product contains a lithium button/
coin cell battery. If a new or used lithium button/coin
cell battery is swallowed or enters the body, it can
cause severe internal burns and can lead to death in as
little as hours. Always completely secure the battery
compartment. If the battery compartment does not close
securely, stop using the product, remove the batteries,
and keep it away from children. If you think batteries
might have been swallowed or placed inside any part
of the body, seek immediate medical attention.
Even used cells may cause injury.
Remove plastic strip
to activate battery

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Replacing the Battery
Use a screwdriver under the designated tab to
lift and remove the battery cover.
To remove the battery, lift on the edge of the
coin cell battery using your fingers. DO NOT
use a screwdriver or other metal object.
Insert a new CR battery at an angle and
press to click the battery into place.
Verify that the + side is up.
Reinstall the battery cover.
Note: A weak or missing battery can cause the time and
date to be erased after a power failure. If this happens,
you will need to install a fully charged battery.
Important: If, for any reason, your program is lost, the
factory installed fail-safe program will turn on
each station every day for  minutes
WARNING: The controller must be disconnected
from the supply mains when removing the battery.
WARNING: Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly
replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type
recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used
baeries according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Note: Battery should be disposed of properly.
Programming
Connecting to Wi-Fi
Plug in the HRC 400 controller
Once the controller is plugged into the power source, it will
automatically look to pair with your smart device. In the top
left corner of the controller screen the “Bluetooth” icon will
flash with a graduated blinking sequence. This indicates that
the controller is ready to pair with a smart device.
Connect to your Orbit® HRC 400 controller
Open your B-hyve Pro app, create an account or login, and
follow the step-by-step instructions in the app to pair and
set up your device. When the app prompts you to connect
to a Wi-Fi network, select the network from the list and
enter the password. When connected, the Wi-Fi icon on the
controller will stop blinking and show solid lines, indicating
the signal strength.
Note: If you do not see your network name in the list, tap
the refresh button in the app. If your network name still
does not appear, tap “Advanced” in the app and enter your
network name and password. This device will only connect
through . GHz Wi-Fi networks. . GHz networks are not
supported and will not appear in your app.
Tip: You can re-pair your smart device with your controller by
turning the dial to “Off” and pressing the reset button on the
back of the swing panel. The controller display will show “Pair.”
Note: Press the Reset tab on the back of the swing
panel to clear any previous factory programming.

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Program Button (ABCD)
Your sprinkler controller provides the flexibility of using 
independent programs (A,B,C,D). A program is where you
store all of your sprinkler seings. It consists of a group of
valves set to specific start times and run times. Multiple
programs allow you to run different valves on different
days with different run times. While many applications only
require one program (A), using multiple programs can be
useful for drip areas, newly planted lawn, or commercial
applications. Using programs to group stations with
similar water needs will maximize irrigation efficiency.
For example: you could set your lawn zones to run on
program A, your flowerbeds to run on program B and
your garden to run on program C. Or, you can use smart
watering. The controller will use local weather and on-site
information to automatically set a watering schedule for you.
The PROG ABCD button toggles between
programs when setting up or modifying start
times, run times, how often, and budget.
Press PROG ABCD to turn on or off programs that have been
set-up. A, B, C, D, or the leaf-drop icon will illuminate to show
which programs are active and will water. When watering
in smart mode the leaf drop icon will show on the display.
Note: If you do not see the program letter (A, B,
C, D, or leaf-drop) in the display, that program
will not water. Press PROG ABCD until you see
the program(s) that you wish to water.
Note: Always be aware of the program you are in
(A, B, C, or D) when you are making changes.
Date/Time
If you are connected to Wi-Fi, the time and date will
automatically be sent to the sprinkler controller. To set
the date and time manually follow these instructions:
1. Turn the dial until the selection box is
on DATE/TIME.
2. Press the dial. You will now see the Y (Year) flashing.
3. Turn the dial until the current year is displayed.
4. Press the dial to confirm the year.
You will now see the M (Month) flashing.
5. Repeat steps & to enter the month
and day.
6. After the day is confirmed, the time
will start flashing.
7. Turn the dial until the current hour
is displayed.
Note: Continue turning the dial to go between
am and pm. It is important to verify that the
am or pm selection is set correctly.
8. Press the dial to confirm the hour.
9. Repeat steps & for the minutes. Your
Date and Time are now set.

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Start Time
This is the time of day that your programmed watering
starts, the first zone will begin watering at the st
start time. You can set up to start times. When
a start time is set before the previous program has
completed, that start time will be delayed, and will
start upon completion of the previous program.
Tip: Only one start time is needed to run all of your zones.
1. Turn the dial until the selection box is on START TIME.
2. Press the dial. You will now see the hour dashes (--) flashing.
3. Turn the dial until the desired start time hour is reached.
Note: Continue turning the dial to go between am and pm.
4. Press the dial to confirm the start time hour. You
will now see the minute dashes (--) flashing.
5. Turn the dial until the desired start
time minutes are displayed.
6. Press the dial to confirm the
start time minutes.
Note: After pressing the dial, the controller will
automatically advance to the nd start tine. If
additional start times are needed, repeat this process.
Additional start times are helpful to avoid run off
and allow time for the soil to absorb the water.
Example: Bill just planted new grass seed and wants
to water three times per day. He sets START TIME 
for am, START TIME for  pm, and START TIME 
for  pm. He also sets HOW OFTEN to INT (interval)
EVERY  DAYS (see section , HOW OFTEN). In AUTO
mode the system will water times per day. Once
Bill’s sod is established he can CLEAR start times 
and  and return to watering just once per day.
Press PROG ABCD to set up start times for
additional programs and repeat the above steps.
Run Time
This is where you will set up how long of a watering
duration each station will run. The station is the area
or zone that will be watered by each valve.
1. Turn the dial until the selection box is on RUN TIME.
2. Press the dial. You will now see the
STATION number flashing.
3. Turn the dial until the zone number you
want to program is reached.
4. Press the dial to confirm the zone. You
will now see the MINS flashing.
5. Turn the dial until the desired duration
for that zone is reached.
6. Press the dial to confirm the duration run time.
Note: Your controller will automatically advance to
the next station and the MINS will be flashing.
7. Repeat steps & for each zone you wish to set up.
8. Press BACK to return to the main menu.
If you wish to set-up zones in different programs (A,
B, C, or D), press the PROG ABCD button until the
desired program is displayed and repeat the steps.
Note: Press the BACK button to return to the main menu.

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Days of the Week
1. Turn dial until the selection box is on HOW OFTEN.
2. Press the dial. You will now see Su (Sunday) flashing.
3. Turn the dial until your desired day of the week is flashing.
4. Press the dial to confirm your selection and a
frame will appear around the selected day.
5. Repeat this process until all of the desired
watering days have a box around them.
6. Press BACK to return to the main menu.
7. Turn the dial to Auto and press the dial to select.
You have programmed your controller!
To remove a previously entered day, turn the dial to
the day and press the dial to de-select the day.
If you wish to erase all watering days,
press the CLEAR button.
How Often
There are three options when determining how oen (what days or intervals) the controller will water.
Days of the week (Mon, Tues, Wed, etc.)
Intervals (Every “X” number of days)
Odd or Even Days
Odd or Even Days
1. Turn dial until the selection box is on HOW OFTEN.
2. Press the dial. You will now see Su (Sunday) flashing.
3. Turn the dial to ODD or EVEN.
Press the dial to confirm. A frame will
appear around ODD or EVEN.
Example: Odd: st, rd, th, etc.
Example: Even: nd, th, th, etc.
4. Press BACK to return to the main menu.
5. Turn the dial to Auto and press the dial to select.
You have programmed your controller!
Intervals
1. Turn dial until the selection box is on HOW OFTEN.
2. Press the dial. You will now see Su (Sunday) flashing.
3. Turn the dial to INT.
4. Press the dial to confirm. A frame will appear around
INT and EVERY DAYS will appear in the display.
will be flashing and is the default interval.
5. Turn the dial to increase the number, press the dial when
your desired number of days between waterings is reached.
Example: An interval of will water every day; an
interval of will water every rd day, etc.
6. Press BACK to return to the main menu.
7. Turn the dial to Auto and press the dial to select.
You have programmed your controller!

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Auto
The controller should be in AUTO during the irrigation season
and OFF in the winter months or the non-irrigation months.
Turn the dial to the AUTO position and press the
dial or just leave it there to keep it in AUTO.
If the dial selection is left in any position other than OFF, it
will revert back to AUTO after approximately  seconds.
To turn your controller OFF, turn the dial to OFF and
press the dial or just leave it in the OFF position.
Tip: You can change it to off or auto in the APP.
Additional Features
Rain-Delay
The Rain Delay buon can be used to delay your
sprinkler controller from watering for a duration of
to  days. At the end of the selected rain delay
amount of time, automatic watering resumes.
1. Make sure the controller is set to AUTO.
2. Press the Rain Delay button to automatically
delay watering for  hours.
Note: If a longer Rain Delay is desired, press the
rain delay button repeatedly or turn the dial until
the desired number of delayed days is reached.
While in rain delay mode, the controller will display
the number of remaining rain delay days or hours.
To cancel a rain delay, press the CLEAR button
and the watering schedule will resume.
To activate or deactivate the rain sensor terminals, press
and hold the RAIN DELAY button for seconds.
Note: This feature is helpful for bypassing
the sensor if watering is needed before the
sensor is dry and watering is resumed.
Budget
The water budgeting feature makes it easy to change all of
your run times without having to change them one by one.
This is perfect for adjusting all zones for seasonal changes.
Adjustment range is from % to % by increments
of %. The default value is %, which means your
controller will run each zone for exactly the number of
minutes you entered as the run time. The budgeting will
remain at the adjusted range until you change it.
1. Turn the dial until the selection box is on budget.
2. Press the dial. You will now see numbers flashing.
Note: 100 is the default number.
3. To adjust, turn the dial to the desired budget percentage.
Adjusting budget will adjust all of the run times in a program
by the percentage chosen.
Example: If you have zones set up to water for 10 minutes
and you adjust your budget from 100% to 150%, those same
zones will water for 15 minutes without having to change
each run time.
4. Press the dial to confirm your selection. If you are setting up
additional programs (A, B, C, or D), press the PROG ABCD
button until the desired program is displayed and repeat
this process.
Manual
Your controller has the ability to allow you to manually water
without disturbing the preset program. Manual is used to test
zones or to run an extra cycle for a zone, program, or for all
zones.
To water all zones
1. Turn the dial until the selection box is on Manual.
2. Press the dial. You will now see ALL in the display.
3. Press the dial again. You will now see flashing.
4. Turn the dial until the desired manual duration is reached.
5. Press the dial to begin watering.
Note: If the manual run time has not been set, the controller
will not initiate manual watering and the screen will return to
the current time.
To water a specific program(s)—A, B, C, or D
1. Turn the dial until the selection box is on MANUAL.
2. Press the dial. You will now see ALL show in the display.
3. Turn the dial until the program(s) you wish to water is
showing (all ABCD, or A, B, C, or D individually).
4. Press the dial to begin watering the selected program.

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Rain Sensor
Connect the rain sensor wires to the wiring
terminal ports labeled “Sensor”.
Note: Refer to your rain sensor manual
for specific wiring instructions.
Rain Sensor Bypass
This sprinkler controller is equipped with a sensor override
“on/off”. This is for use during maintenance and repairs,
so the sprinkler controller can be operated even if the
rain sensor is in active mode. To override the sensor,
press and hold the Rain Delay button for seconds.
The display will show SENS and OFF or SENS and ON.
Important: If the rain sensor is “on” and no sensor is
connected, the sprinkler controller will not operate.
To resume sprinkler controller operation press
and hold the Rain Delay button for seconds or
reconnect the jumper wire to the sensor terminals.
Pump Start & Master Valve
This sprinkler controller allows a master valve or pump
start relay to operate whenever a station is on.
Note: If you are activating a pump from this controller, you
must purchase a Pump Start Relay. From the pump start
relay (or master valve); connect one wire to the “Pump”
terminal and the other wire to the “Common” terminal.
Term Definition
START TIME
The time the program begins watering
the first programmed station.
VALVE
Supplies water to a specific station or area. The opening
and closing of the valve is accomplished through
electrical current supplied by the sprinkler controller.
MASTER VALVE
Typically located at the main water source. Turns on and
off water for the entire irrigation system when not in use.
MULTIPLE START TIMES
A controller feature that allows a program to be
operated multiple times on the same watering day.
OVERLAPPING PROGRAMS
When a “Start Time” is set for a program before
the previous program has completed.
PROGRAM (A, B, C, OR D)
Individual programs as set by the user. Each program
operates independently. If one program overlaps the
other the programs will be “stacked.” After the first
program finishes the next program will begin.
RAIN DELAY
A feature that postpones the running of a scheduled
watering program for a specific duration.
SOLENOID
The electrical part on an irrigation valve
that opens and closes the valve.
SPRINKLER CONTROLLER
A device which instructs the station valves to operate.
STATION
A grouping of sprinklers operated by a single
valve which is adjusted by the Controller.
WATERING BUDGETING
Adjusts your overall watering program as a
percentage of total watering duration.
To water a specific zone
1. Turn the dial until the selection box is on MANUAL.
2. Press the dial. You will now see ALL show in the display.
3. Turn the dial past the A, B, C, D programs until STATION
. Press the dial. You will see and MINS appear in the
display.
4. Turn the dial until the station you want to run appears in the
display.
5. Press the dial. The will flash once.
6. Turn the dial until the number of minutes you want to run
the station appears.
7. Press the dial to begin watering the specified program.
Example: To manually water on zone 3 for five minutes, turn
the dial to [MANUAL] then press the dial. Turn the dial until
you see station 6 or 12, press the dial and turn it until you see
station 3, then press the dial again. Turn the dial until five
minutes shows in the display then press the dial.
Note: While your programmed manual station is running,
you can program more than one specific zone using this
process. Repeat the steps for zone selection and duration to
water additional zones.
To stop manual watering press CLEAR.

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Problem Possible cause
One or more valves do not turn on
1. Faulty solenoid connection
2. Wire damaged or severed
3. Flow control stem screwed down, shuing valve off
4. Programming is incorrect
Stations turn on when they are not supposed to
1. Water pressure is too high
2. More than one start time is programmed
3. AM/PM is incorrect
One station is stuck on and will not shut off
1. Faulty valve
2. Particles of dirt or debris stuck in valve
3. Valve diaphragm faulty
All valves do not turn on
1. Transformer defective or not connected
2. Programming is incorrect
Controller will not power up 1. Transformer not plugged into a working outlet
Valves continue to turn on and off when they are
not programmed
1. More than one start time is programmed with overlapping
schedules
2. Excessive pressure
Display says Fault and flashes a zone number
1. Short in the wire
2. Short in the solenoid
Troubleshooting

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Rated input:
Australia—V AC /Hz .A
Europe—V AC /Hz .A
USA—V AC Hz .A
Max load:
AUS & EU - V AC Amp / Cycle
USA—V AC  mA Hz
Temperature Operating Range:
Operating: -° F (-° C)
Storage & transport: -° F (-° C)
Humidity Operating Range:
Operating: –%
Storage & transport: –%
Altitude: ,' (, meters)
IPX Rating
Installation Class II
Over Voltage Category II
WARNING: Battery must be removed from
the controller before it is scrapped.
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Disconnection: Type 1Y
Normal Pollution Situation.
The supply cord of this control can be replaced only by
the manufacturer or his accredited service agent.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part
 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio⁄TV technician for help.
Caution: This appliance is not intended for use by
young children or infirm persons without supervision.
Young children should be supervised to ensure
that they do not play with the appliance.
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