Zone 4 on a Rain Bird ESP-6 stays on indefinitely in manual mode, while zone 3 (on same valve box) operates normally. Shutting off main water is the only way to stop zone 4.
Since zone 3 works, the controller and common wiring are functional. The issue is isolated to zone 4's valve assembly:
Start with solenoid replacement—it's the most common failure and cheapest fix. If unresolved, the bleed assembly (often overlooked) is the next likely culprit.
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