A Hardie irrigation system activates all sprinklers immediately when water supply is turned on, running continuously without cycling. The controller appears to have no control over the valves.
Most common cause: debris in valve seat, torn diaphragm, or solenoid plunger stuck up. Since all zones run, either multiple valves failed simultaneously (unlikely) or there's a master valve issue. Check master valve first if present.
Controller outputs constant voltage to valves. Requires controller repair or replacement. Hardie controllers are now manufactured by Irritrol as "Rain Dial" series.
Step-by-step valve rebuilding guides at irrigationtutorials.com cover diaphragm replacement, solenoid cleaning, and seat inspection for all major brands.
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