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13. Interpreting the results with the surge protector:
a. If both the power and loop indicator lights are on and the receiver collar is activating at different distances on the test loop wire, the
problem is in the containment boundary wire. Perform the wire break location test.
b. If the loop indicator light is off with an alarm on the fence transmitter, there is a problem with the surge protector. Contact the Customer
Care Center.
14. When the testing is complete, reconnect and verify that the boundary wire is plugged into the loop terminals on the surge protector and the
transmitter is connected to the surge protector.
15. Return the boundary control switch and the boundary width control knob setting to the position noted earlier.
16. Repeat the boundary width testing from step 7 until you achieve the desired boundary width between 12 to 20 ft.
Wire Break Location Test
The following lists identify the common locations where wire breaks occur. Please inspect these areas for signs of damage.
Wire breaks in the twisted pair are commonly found:
1. At the wire exit point of the house
2. Where the twisted pair of wire enters the ground from the house, usually caused by string trimmers
3. Where the wires cross sidewalks or driveways due to edging and string trimmers
4. Around landscaping and flower beds due to digging, or working up the soil
Wire breaks in the boundary wire are commonly found:
1. In aerated lawns
2. Where the wires cross sidewalks or driveways due to edging and string trimmers
3. Around landscaping and flower beds due to digging, or working up the soil
4. At wire splices where gel-filled capsules have not been installed
5. At wire splices without reinforcement knots (14A)
14A
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