The 9V backup battery in a Rain Dial controller drains rapidly. The transformer gets hot and then outputs 0 volts.
The transformer is faulty. When it fails, the controller draws power from the backup battery to maintain memory, draining it quickly. The battery only holds memory during power outages; it cannot run the system. Transformer overheating and zero output confirm it's defective.
Replace the transformer. Ensure the new one matches the original specifications (typically 24 VAC, appropriate VA rating). Once the transformer is replaced, install a fresh 9V alkaline battery.
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