The lerts fixed themselves, Ray. Must have been small debris that has been blown out. I'll have to wait until the disease appears again before I go hunting down the cause. Right now, just following the, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" prinicple. Thanks for your advice and taking the time to post it. Kevin D <BLOCKQUOTE id=quote><font size=1 face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote> Hey, If they manaualally operate then its the controller. Try a Hunter Contr...
I resort to taking the valves apart if manual cycling doesn't free them up, Ray. That's what's really bugging me on this one. Each of three different times, I've cleared them through manual cycling and ensured I could cycle through all zones at least twice. Each time, the next morning I awake only to find multiple zones running again. This doesn't act like debris in the valves to me. Any other thoughts? Thanks for responding. Kevin If you valves arent shutting off and some are operating at the s...
This ones driving me nuts! For the last week I've woke to find that the zone cycling has messed up, and multiple zones are operating simultaneuously. After work, I've freed them up by cycling thru in manual mode. Yet, the problem persists. I've checked the controller information for start times, zone times, etc. Doesn't appear that the controller (Rain Bird ESP- is fried. I replaced it last year, bought it through this site, and it has been operating well until now. I've watched the pump start r...
