If a zone on a Toro Greenkeeper 212 won't stop unless you shut off the main water—even with the controller off—the zone valve is stuck open.
Identify valve brand/model/size, then replace the solenoid or rebuild the valve using a kit. irrigationtutorials.com has guides.
Note: Manufacturers use proprietary solenoids; they are not interchangeable.
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