The timer shows zones 2 and 5 running, but no water comes out. The owner asks how to replace the valves.
Since two zones failed simultaneously, a wiring issue is more likely than two valves failing at once. Check the field wires from the controller to the valves for cuts, disconnections, or corrosion.
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