Champion Sprinkler Valve Manual

Champion Sprinkler Valve Operators Manual
Champion Sprinkler Valve Manual
Champion Sprinkler Valve Manual
Champion Sprinkler Valve Repair Manual

This covers the following Champion Power Equipment models: All standard open-frame generators, including open-frame inverters, and stand alone engines.

Read instructions carefully and completely before performing service.

To reduce the risk of injury, user must read and understand the operator’s manual before using this product.
DO NOT make any adjustments to the generator without first stopping the engine and disconnecting the spark plug wire.
Burns from hot parts — let the engine cool completely before touching hot parts.
Injury from moving parts
To reduce the possibility of fire or explosion, be careful when working around gasoline. Keep cigarettes, sparks and flames away from all fuel‐related parts.

The valve adjustment on these engines will extend the useful life by keeping the clearance between the rocker arm and valve stem at the correct measurement. Too loose of a clearance and the chance of valve collar failure increases along with excessive noise from the rocker arm hitting the end of the valve stem like a hammer. Too tight a clearance and hard starting or significant loss of compression will take power away from the engine.

Please perform this procedure when the engine is cold.

Champion Sprinkler Valve Operators Manual

Use a valve box (not included) to protect the sprinkler valve system 3. Once a location is selected, dig a hole in the ground deep enough so the top of the valve box will be flat and level with the surface. Tip: Orbit ® recommends using an Orbit valve box base to create a stable platform for your valve system.
CHAMPION C-6 & C-9 CONTROLLERS Each program can be assigned one or up to four start times. The valves assigned to the program (s) will water in sequencial order at each start time. For example, if Program A has an 8 AM start time, the first valve assigned to Program A will begin to water at 8 AM.

Remove the OHV cover from the top of the engine. Usually a 10mm socket with extension and ratchet.
Pull the recoil assembly until intake rocker arm is all the way in the down position, compressing the valve spring.
When the intake is in the down position, we are going to adjust the exhaust rocker arm to 0.008 in.
Pull the recoil assembly until the exhaust rocker arm is all the way in the down position, compressing the vale spring.
Now we are going to adjust the intake rocker arm to 0.006 in.
Re-install the valve cover and gasket. Be sure the breather tube is connected from the valve cover to the air filter backing plate.
Start and confirm the engine's running sounds. The engine should sound normal at this point.

Product Manuals To download a copy of a product’s manual please enter the exact model number for your Champion Power Equipment product. Your product’s model number. (zones), and sprinklers. The controller tells the valves when, and how long to supply water to the sprinklers. Each valve controls a group of sprinklers known as a zone. Each valve is connected to a numbered terminal in the controller marked 1, 23, etc. For the zone number. The valves operate in numerical order within each program, which is.

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This covers the following Champion Power Equipment models: All standard open-frame generators, including open-frame inverters, and stand alone engines.

Read instructions carefully and completely before performing service.

To reduce the risk of injury, user must read and understand the operator’s manual before using this product.
DO NOT make any adjustments to the generator without first stopping the engine and disconnecting the spark plug wire.
Burns from hot parts — let the engine cool completely before touching hot parts.
Injury from moving parts
To reduce the possibility of fire or explosion, be careful when working around gasoline. Keep cigarettes, sparks and flames away from all fuel‐related parts.