A flashing "FUSE" message when zone 5 runs indicates a short circuit in that zone's circuit—most commonly a failed solenoid.
The field wire between the controller and valve may be nicked or shorted to ground. Inspect the wire path for damage (e.g., from digging, rodents, or UV degradation).
Before buying a solenoid, record the valve brand (e.g., Richdel, Irritrol, Toro), model number, and size (¾", 1", etc.). Manufacturers use proprietary solenoids; they are not interchangeable.
irrigationtutorials.com has detailed solenoid replacement guides with photos.
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