The right fuse (¾ A) protects the controller from excessive input voltage. If it blows instantly, the transformer is likely outputting too high a voltage.
The left fuse protects against field wiring/solenoid shorts; since the right fuse blows, the issue is on the power‑input side.
Kumquat Leaf Wrinkling: Water or Insect Check Needed
Controller Outputs 24V Constantly on One Zone: Workaround or Replace
Rain Bird SST-400i Zone 3 Error and Simultaneous Operation: Wiring Cross-Check
Hardie System "ERROR 1": Zone 1 Solenoid or Wire Short
Troubleshooting a Rain Bird ESP-LX+ Controller: Station 1 Stays On During Other Zones
Hardie 700 Series Valve Leak: Rebuild vs. Replace
Irrigation Controller Blown Up in Thunderstorm: Lightning Strike Confirmed
Anthurium Flower Anomaly: Seed Production, Not Disease
Propagating Butternut (Juglans cinerea) from Seed: Ontario Extension Guide
Clematis Self-Seeding: Species vs. Hybrid Behavior
Getting Oleander to Bloom: Water, Fertilizer, and Drainage
Growing Lilacs Indoors: Why It's Not Practical
Rhynchostylis retusa Not Blooming: Patience for Young Plants
Black Specks on Cut Roses: Insect Frass, Not Current Infestation
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