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Monday, November 26th 2012, 7:30pm

by mrfixit

If you figure your outlet has power like Boots suggested, make sure the faceplate is plugged in all the way.
Could also be the transformer.
Is the back up battery dead? Do you get a display if you install a new battery?
Maybe take out the battery, unplug it, wait a couple minutes and plug it back in. See what happens.

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Monday, November 26th 2012, 6:19pm

by Wet_Boots

Never assume. Make certain the controller is plugged into a live outlet. If the controller is hard-wired, you need a multimeter to confirm input voltage.

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Monday, November 26th 2012, 6:02pm

by rockypoint

Hunter Pro C

Can someone help me? my hunter pro c timer control does not indicate any information on the face. My house has electiricty so i dont understand what else could be the problem?

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