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Manually Test the WaterHounds (Continued)

open position. Leave the WaterCop

main water line, on a sturdy surface. It is important

that anyone who will be near the valve is aware of

the safety precautions, and does not insert any

object into the valve, or handle the valve during the

test.

2. At one of the locations you have chosen to monitor,

drop the sensor (not the mounted transmitter) into a

cup of water. Hold until you hear the WaterHound

transmit a signal to the WaterCop

seconds). The signal will be a series of short beeps

followed by a long tone. This test simulates a leak,

and ensures that there is no interference between

the WaterHound and the WaterCop

3. Take the sensor out of the water and carefully dry off

the sensor and prongs.

4. Go back to your WaterCop

valve has closed (the red indicator light will be lit).

5. Keeping all objects away from the valve, reset the

WaterCop

by pushing the green circle below the

"Valve Open" text.

6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 until you have tested each

WaterHound directly in the locations you wish to

monitor.

Troubleshooting

• If the WaterHound transmitter does not close the

valve, check that the batteries are good and that

they are installed properly. Repeat test.

• If the batteries are good and the WaterHound

transmitter still does not make the valve close,

remove it from its installed location and place it

close to the valve. Repeat test.

• If the WaterHound operates properly when it is

close to the WaterCop

installed at its remote location, try moving the

transmitter to a different position or try a different

WaterHound.

• If the unit still does not function properly, check the

digital code settings (see instructions for

changing digital codes).

• If the code matches the code on the WaterCop

valve, and it still does not function properly,

replace the WaterHound.

near your

(about 5

and verify that the

valve, but not when it is

WaterHounds Installation

Once testing is complete, finish installation of the

WaterHounds by unwinding the cord and placing the

sensor on the floor at the lowest point (where water

would naturally collect) in the area to be monitored. Be

sure that the sensor is placed FLAT on the floor so

water can be detected as soon as it begins to

accumulate. The sensor may be secured to the floor

with adhesive tape, taking care that the metal probes

are not covered. Verify that the transmitter and wire are

clear of doors, drawers, sharp edges, or other hazards

that may cause damage.

Unplug the WaterCop

complete. The WaterCop

Prior to installation, read all warnings and

precautions carefully.

Installation Procedure

Check the contents of the carton with the products

listed on the carton label. The shipping package should

contain the following:

1 ea. WaterCop

1 ea. Owner's Manual/Installation Guide

Note: The package may contain WaterHounds if

purchased as part of kit.

Read Operating Instructions before any installation is

attempted. All sections of this Installation Guide and

accompanying Owner's Manual should be read and

completely understood.

Review Location and Type of Main Supply Line

The main supply line should enter the house in either

the basement or a crawl space beneath the first floor.

The water main shut-off valve is usually located near

where the line comes through the basement wall or just

after the water line enters the living area from the crawl

space. In apartments, townhouses, and manufactured

housing constructions the water main shut-off valve

can usually be found in close proximity to the water

heater installation. The WaterCop

installed in the main water line just downstream from

the main shut-off valve in your home. The water supply

must be shut off prior to installation of the WaterCop

If your home does not have a main shut-off valve, you

must request that your water be temporarily shut off by

your water supplier. Installing a shut-off valve at the

same time as the WaterCop

Choose a dry location to install the WaterCop

front control panel should be easily visible in order to

see what position the valve is in (open/closed) and

accessible for resetting after a leak has been detected

after the testing is

can now be installed.

with 8 ft. electrical power cord

valve should be

should be considered.

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