If the TTP106W does not operate as expected during installation or everyday use, the information below outlines common conditions and practical solutions.
These situations are usually related to Wi-Fi connection, power supply, water supply, tubing installation, or app settings.
Condition 1: Wi-Fi cannot connect
Possible Causes
- Not using 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.
- Pump is too far from router.
- Incorrect pairing mode.
What to Do
- Confirm the router uses 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.
- Move the pump closer to the router.
- Remove USB cable and batteries.
- Wait 10 seconds.
- Reconnect USB power.
- Press and hold Wi-Fi button until indicator flashes quickly.
- Start pairing again.
Condition 2: Remote control does not work
Possible Causes
- USB cable is disconnected.
- Pump is running on battery mode.
- Wi-Fi connection is lost.
What to Do
- Connect USB power.
- Check Wi-Fi status.
- Reconnect device in App if necessary.
Condition 3: Uneven water flow
Possible Causes
- Pump is too far from plants.
- Tubing is too long.
What to Do
- Shorten tubing.
- Move plants closer.
- Support main tubing branches with clamps.
- Check tubing connections.
Condition 4: Watering schedule does not run
Possible Causes
- No water at inlet.
- Auto Run is not enabled in App.
- Device lost power and schedule was cleared.
What to Do
- Check water level.
- Confirm Auto Run is enabled.
- Reset watering schedule if necessary.
Condition 5: Tubing is difficult to install
Possible Cause
Tubing material is designed for durability.
What to Do
- Soak tubing end in hot water for 10 seconds.
- Apply vegetable oil.
- Reconnect tubing.
Condition 6: Device goes offline
Possible Causes
- USB disconnected.
- Wi-Fi interruption.
- Router issue.
What to Do
- Restore USB power.
- Check router.
- Reconnect Wi-Fi.
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