The controller displays "PR off" (power off) and has blown through five 1-amp fuses in quick succession. Each replacement fuse fails immediately upon power-up.
"PR off" indicates the controller has no power due to the blown fuse. The system is protecting itself from a short circuit somewhere in the output circuit.
Use a 1.0 amp, 250-volt fast-blow fuse - which you're already doing correctly. The problem isn't the fuse rating; it's a genuine short circuit.
Systematically test each zone to identify which valve or wiring run causes the short:
Once identified, replace the faulty solenoid or repair the damaged wiring section.
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