When zone 4 runs whenever water is on—controller off or not—the valve is stuck open. Here's how to manually operate Toro valves to diagnose.
Turn on one zone at controller, watch which valve box activates. Or manually bleed each valve until the corresponding heads pop up. Label them.
Zone 4 valve is mechanically stuck—controller isn't the issue.
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