"4 Err" indicates a short circuit on Zone 4. The controller's internal breaker trips to prevent damage. The alarm light may stay on from a prior rain sensor event.
Removing the solenoid isolates the valve from the circuit. If the controller still sees a short, the fault is in the wires (nicked, crossed, water in splice). If the short disappears, the solenoid coil is internally shorted — a common failure.
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