Hunter Sprinkler System Blowing Fuses: Shorted Solenoid Diagnosis

Fuse Blows Repeatedly; Sprinklers Work Intermittently

A repeatedly blown fuse on a Hunter system almost always means a shorted valve solenoid. The solenoid draws excess current, tripping the fuse.

Solenoid replacement is a quick DIY job.

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