If a Rain Bird controller shows "No Pwr" after replacing the transformer (and battery, outlet checked), the main circuit board is likely failing to maintain power regulation or communication.
As the board ages, solder joints crack or components drift, causing intermittent power detection. The controller may work for days, then fail again.
Replace the entire controller. Modern equivalents (Rain Bird ESP-TM2, Hunter Pro-C) offer better reliability, features, and surge protection for $100–$150.
Don't waste money on a second transformer—the controller is the root cause.
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