One screw adjusts spray height. The other (arc adjustment) won't turn. The sprinkler doesn't oscillate at all.
Once an oscillating sprinkler's drive mechanism fails (gear train, cam, or arm), it rarely returns to reliable operation. Corrosion, mineral buildup, and worn plastic parts make repair impractical.
Quality oscillators (Melnor, Nelson, Dramm) cost $15-30. Look for:
Don't waste time forcing the stuck screw—it may snap the internal mechanism.
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