A Hunter EC controller displays a blinking "J4 AC" (interpreted as ERR 4) and the time format unexpectedly switches to military time. The system won't start automatically or manually.
ERR 4 indicates a short circuit in the wiring to valve #4 or a shorted solenoid on that valve. The solenoid should be tested and replaced if necessary.
If the display remains garbled after a full power cycle and reset, the controller may be damaged and require replacement.
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