All three zones run with controller off—valves stuck open. Three causes, in order of likelihood.
Black plastic screw on valve top. If water leaks from it, tighten clockwise. Valve closes.
Unscrew solenoid, check plunger moves freely. Clean, lubricate lightly with silicone grease. Reinstall.
Shut off water, remove bonnet (8 screws), inspect diaphragm. Tears = replace. Clean seat.
One of these three fixes it. Start simple.
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