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I have a circa 80's richdel system with R204 valves. I have one zone that came on by itself. System timer was not programmed to come on. The only way to turn this off is to shut off the water at the main valve at the street. I have replaced the diaphram and the solenoid but it still will not shut off. Any suggestions as to what I am doing wrong?
If it always comes on at the same time, it should be the timer. I had a similar problem that the sprinkers started working at the midnight even though I didn't program that way. It turned out it was programmed to start at midnight, though I wasn't sure how it got programmed.. If it comes on totally random, I'd suspect the timer is getting some glitch and randomly sending the signal. How about the cutting off the power to the timer and also removing the battery if it has one ?
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