Pop-up sprinklers are one way to keep your lawn watered during the hot summer months. Sometimes it is necessary to adjust the distance on a pop-up sprinkler head, especially if two heads are watering the same section of your property. Most manufacturers have a screw that interrupts the water stream coming from the pop-up head. It is necessary for the sprinkler to be in operation while making your adjustments. Once you've done that, check your yard in one week to ensure all areas are watered appropriately.
- Allen wrench
- Phillips-head screwdriver
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Instructions
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Turn on the water to the sprinkler system. This helps to determine how much adjustment is necessary.
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Find the adjustment screw on the top of the sprinkler head. The adjustment screw is either a hex-head or Phillips-head screw over the top of the pop-up spray nozzle.
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Turn the screw counterclockwise with either an Allen wrench or Phillips-head screwdriver in small increments to decrease the distance.
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Rotate the screw clockwise to increase the spray distance.