If your Hunter EC controller is watering the same zones repeatedly in a single cycle, the issue is likely too many programmed start times. Each program only needs one start time to run all assigned zones sequentially. Here's how to clear extra start times and restore proper operation.
A start time initiates the entire program — all zones with run times in that program will run in order. Adding multiple start times causes the program to repeat, leading to overwatering.
Confirm that all desired zones have run times assigned in the active program. Zones without run times will be skipped, even if the program runs.
After editing, run a manual test cycle to verify the sequence completes correctly without repetition.
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