Question
I see "short on station #7. All other station functioning. I see 7 solenoids in the in ground plumbing. How do I determine which solenoid might be shorting?

Answer
Hey Bill, so by process of elimination, usually your valves will have a manual way to turn the valve on without the controller. Usually you will see a bleed screw that you can unscrew to turn the valve on, or you can turn the solenoid, or a switch in front of the solenoid that will turn the valve on. Anyway, by being able to turn the valves on manually, you will know which section each valve turns on. On the controller, turn on valves #1 to #6, and that way whichever section is not coming on, is #7. By turning the valves on manually, you can see what valve does what section. Once you find the valve that turns on #7, then you can replace that solenoid. Good luck and have a great day.