Hunter ICC showing "NO AC" despite 24VAC measured from each yellow transformer wire to ground indicates a controller main board fault—not a power issue.
Measuring yellow-to-ground shows half the winding. Correct test: across both yellow wires = 24VAC. But you have 24V each to ground, so transformer is fine.
The ICC's AC detection circuit on the main board has failed (common after surges). The board "thinks" power is missing.
Don't repair—ICC boards aren't field-serviceable. A new Hunter ICC2 or Rain Bird ESP-LXME is a better investment.
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