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Wednesday, July 20th 2005, 4:19am

by bobw

Before you replace it... open up the top and take out the guts of the head. Check carefully for sand and dirt. Also check the bottom of the body for the same. I've found 3500's are very finnicky to getting gummed up by sand. If you find any, rinse thoroughly and put it back together and try it out. My experience has been about 50% will start to work again after this process. If this doesn't work, it is time to replace.

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Tuesday, July 19th 2005, 8:16pm

by RidgeRun05

The internal parts of the sprinkler head are probably shot. Replace it with a new sprinkler head.

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Tuesday, July 19th 2005, 4:11pm

by AK Regan

Rainbird 3500

One of our sprinklers does not rotate. Any thoughts?

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