A Hardie TC-9B controller runs Program A through all eight stations, then immediately starts Program A again instead of waiting for the next scheduled start day (even days).
A common mistake is setting a separate start time for each zone. The controller only needs one start time per program. It will automatically run each zone in sequence. If multiple start times are entered, the controller "stacks" them: when the first program finishes, it immediately begins the next start time.
After correcting the start times, the system should run once per scheduled day.
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