The devices below your controller are a hydraulic conversion kit – allowing an electric controller to operate old hydraulic valves via tubing. One zone stuck on usually indicates a valve problem, not the conversion kit.
Replace hydraulic valves with modern electric solenoid valves. Rewire directly to controller. Benefits: parts availability, rebuildable valves, no tubing leaks. Hydraulic systems are 40+ years old; conversion kits are obsolete technology.
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