Rotate clockwise to reduce water volume, counterclockwise to expand coverage; adjust the screw and wrench for precise control of the spray range, and combine with the diffuser and deflector shield to adjust the distance and curvature; the 360-degree mode allows you to easily and efficiently water your lawn.

01.Adjust the nozzle

1.Turn on the sprinkler and see what adjustments need to be made. Make sure the water supply is set to the level you would actually use when watering. Before making any adjustments, observe how much coverage your sprinkler provides.

• Give the sprinkler a few minutes until you are sure you can see how it covers the lawn.

2.Adjust the arc clockwise to reduce the amount of water applied. Grasp the edge of the nozzle with your thumb and forefinger and rotate it to the right to reduce the arc of the water. Perform this adjustment on a specific area of ​​the lawn.

• Rotating the spray nozzle clockwise reduces its spray radius, allowing it to focus spraying on a smaller area of ​​the lawn.

3.Rotate the nozzle counter-clockwise in an arc to increase water coverage. If you want your sprinkler to cover both sides of the lawn, rotate the nozzle to the left. Place your thumb and forefinger on the nozzle and rotate until a complete fan-shaped arc is formed.

• The width of the spray is measured by the arc.

4.Turn the screw on the nozzle head clockwise to reduce the radius. To adjust it, use a flathead screwdriver and insert it into the screw in the center of the nozzle. Turn the screw clockwise to shorten the spray distance.

• By shortening the spray distance, you can more thoroughly water the lawn directly in front of your sprinkler.

5.Turn the screw counterclockwise to increase the radius. The more times you turn the screwdriver, the farther the spray will go.

• When you can no longer turn the screwdriver, you have reached the radius limit of the water spray device.

02.Repair rotor head

1.Insert the wrench into the raised arrow to adjust the spray. Your rotary nozzle should come with a double-sided adjusting wrench. One side of the Allen wrench is used to adjust the spray radius. Locate the raised arrow on the top of the nozzle and insert the Allen wrench into it. Turn the wrench clockwise to decrease the spray radius.

• There is a hole next to the arrow; that’s where you insert Allen’s wrench.

2.Turn the wrench counterclockwise to increase the spray volume. To increase spray coverage, insert the Allen wrench into the hole indicated by the top arrow and turn it to the left for a longer spray distance. Make this adjustment when you need to water plants several feet away from the sprinkler head.

3.Insert the other end of the wrench into the nozzle head to adjust the curvature. The other end of the wrench is called the plastic T-head. It inserts into another hole at the top of the nozzle head. There is a plus or minus sign next to this hole. When you insert the plastic T-head, rotate it slightly so that it sits flat in the hole. Rotate the wrench to the plus side to increase the spray coverage.

• To reduce the coverage area of ​​the nozzle, turn the wrench to the negative side.

03.Test impact nozzle

01.Adjust the water flow to affect the spray distance. Turn the water source knob to the right to increase the water flow. Turn it to the left to decrease the water flow.

02.Adjust the diffuser screw to shorten the spray distance. To turn it, hold the nozzle head with your non-dominant hand and turn the diffuser screw to the right to reduce the spray distance.

• To increase the spray distance, turn the screw to the left.

03.Use the deflector shield to adjust the curvature of the water. The deflector shield is a flat metal plate located above the diffuser screw. To increase the water’s travel distance, raise the deflector shield as high as possible. To shorten the travel distance, push the deflector shield down a few teeth.

• The lower you pull the deflector shield, the lower the water distance.

04.Turn the limit switch to the top to get the full 360-degree spray pattern. It is thinner at the top and curved in the middle. To create a 360-degree spray pattern, flip it upwards and lock it in place.

• The 360-degree spray mode allows you to relax while the sprinkler waters your plants.