The Toro TCM 212 (likely TMC-212) fails to maintain accurate time and has no discoverable battery backup. The microprocessor is degrading.
Once the microprocessor fails to keep time, the controller is not repairable. Invest in a reliable, long-lasting replacement:
Older Toro modular controllers lack replaceable circuit boards. The cost and effort of sourcing parts exceed a new controller's price. Modern units offer better features, surge protection, and compatibility with existing wiring.
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