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Make sure that the water supply and the adjustable valve on the sprinkler are both on.

This is typically caused by a blockage due to sand, dirt or calcium build up. To remove blockage, remove the spray head from the ¼” tubing and flush with fresh water. If fresh water does not work, soak the sprayer in vinegar. Sometimes the blockage could be removed by readjusting the valve on the sprinkler head.

This is usually caused by the sprayer not being fully screwed on to the tubing. To fix, screw the sprayer on tighter. If this does not work then remove and reconnect the sprinkler head to fix the problem.

This could be caused by the sprayer not being fully screwed on to the tubing or excessive pressure. Remove and reconnect sprinkler head and check pressure. The Raindrip system should not have an operating pressure of more than 35 psi.

This is usually caused by excessive pressure. Check pressure, all Raindrip systems should not have an operating pressure of more than 35 psi.

-   Sprinkler has a crack or split due to UV rays damage. Sprinklers with UV ray damage will have a faded color and will appear brittle.
-   Sprinkler has been damaged by a rodent.
-   Sprinkler has missing components.


To replace a sprinkler head you will need to unscrew the sprinkler head from the riser.