If your Kwik-Click rain sensor (three blue wires) prevents manual watering intermittently and you can't locate the common wire splice, you can bypass it at the sensor itself.
The three blue wires connect internally to red, black, and blue leads. Only red and black interrupt the common circuit. The third wire is typically a ground or unused.
Some Hardie controllers have a slide switch inside the cabinet (upper right) labeled "Rain Sensor Bypass" — slide to OFF.
System will ignore rain sensor. Remember to re-enable or replace sensor for water conservation compliance.
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