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Troubleshooting

No rainfall:
Display shows
dashes
No rainfall:
Display shows
zeroes
Rainfall registering
when there's
no rain
Can the rainfall collector
remain outdoors in
freezing temperatures?
Display screen
not working
If your AcuRite product does not operate properly after trying
the troubleshooting steps, visit www.AcuRite.com or call
(877) 221-1252 for assistance.
Dashes indicate that the display unit and rainfall
collector are not synchronized.
• Relocate the display unit and/or the rainfall collector.
The units must be within 100 ft (30 m) of each other.
 Make sure both units are placed at least 3 feet (0.9 m)
away from electronics that may interfere with the
wireless communication (such as TVs, microwaves,
computers, etc).
• Use standard alkaline batteries. Do not use heavy
duty or rechargeable batteries. NOTE: It may take up
to 20 minutes for display unit and rainfall collector to
synchronize after batteries are replaced.
• Try resetting the units:
1. Bring both the display unit and rainfall collector
indoors and position side by side.
2. Remove the batteries from both units.
3. Reinstall batteries in the rain collector first.
4. Reinstall batteries in the display unit last.
5. Let the units sit within a couple feet of each other
for 20 minutes to gain a strong connection.
Remove rain collector cover. Does the tipping lever flip
back and forth easily? Try tipping it manually to see
if it will register this as rain. If not try the reset steps
listed above.
• Make sure the rain collector is mounted securely so
that it cannot move or sway in the wind. The rain
collector should be mounted on a solid and level
surface in a clear area away from any overhead
obstructions that may block rainfall.
• Make sure you are using standard alkaline batteries
(not heavy duty, max or rechargeable).
No, the rainfall collector should be brought indoors when
there is a possibility of freezing temperatures. Water
expands when it freezes. If any water is left within the
collector during a freeze, it can crack the plastic and
cause permanent damage.
• Check that the batteries are installed correctly.
Batteries may need to be replaced.
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