This article is for you if your transmitter is beeping and the display is flashing. The transmitter is the unit that is connected to the buried wire fence. Please listen to the audio provided and follow the instructions for the sound that matches the sound your unit is making.
Wire Break Alarm
Make certain that each boundary wire is connected properly to the terminal connections on the transmitter.
Walk the perimeter of the boundary wire to look for visible damage, breaks, or anything that may have damaged the wire.
Unplug the transmitter from the outlet.
Contact Us for Service
Call or text us to schedule a service call visit. If you found an area of the fence that you think was damaged, let us know. That can sometimes help us located the break faster.
At Pet Stop, we use specialized equipment to trace and locate both partial and full wire breaks. It’s important that we handle all wire repairs, as non-Pet Stop repairs can often be done incorrectly, leading to issues later on. If a repair begins to fail, it can be difficult and costly to locate the problem. To ensure a lasting fix, we use wire specifically designed for underground burial and waterproof splices, providing a durable and reliable solution for your system.
Lightning/Surge Alarm
Make certain that each boundary wire is connected properly to the terminal connections on the transmitter.
Walk the perimeter of the boundary wire to look for visible damage, breaks, or anything that may have damaged the wire.
Unplug the transmitter from the outlet.
Contact Us for Service
Scheduling a service call to replace the transmitter is the best way to resolve the issue. If the system is still alarming after the transmitter is replaced, it’s possible that the wire is also damaged. We won’t know for sure until the new transmitter is installed. The quickest way to get your system back up and running is through a service call, as our technician will arrive with everything needed to restore your fence to full functionality.