Service

Some parts of your CMS are user serviceable, and may require service during normal operation. The following chart details at what time parts may need to be serviced.

Service Schedule

Service Schedule

Service

Hours

Cycles

Clean Light Aperature

50hrs

N/A

Clean the Rain Flow Sensor

100hrs

N/A

Lubricate Light Sensor

150hrs

600 cycles

Replace Rain Flow Sensor

1600hrs (or when failed)

N/A

Clean the Rain Flow Sensor

Refer to the Service Schedule to determine when the rain flow sensor should be inspected.

Follow the next steps to properly clean your Rain Flow Sensor.

Remove the rain sensor grate, make sure the grate is free of debris before reinstalling.

Rainflow Service Cover

Note

If debris falls into the rain sensor, use a pair of tweezers to remove it. Be sure to confirm there are no debris before reinstalling the grate or other components.

Unscrew the two screws covering the circuitry of the Rain Flow Sensor.

Rainflow Service Cover

Next, Unplug and slide the water level sensor out.

Rainflow Water Level Sensor

Perform a visual inspection, check for debris, corrosion or other irregularities, if the sensor visually looks good, reinstall the sensor and screw the cover back on.

Acceptable Corrosion Level

Warning

Rainflow Service Cover Gasket

When reinstalling the service cover, be sure to not loose the small gasket found between the two parts.