On a 9-zone Total Control system, zones 1-5 run normally. When zone 6 starts, zone 1 also activates. Then zone 7 runs with zone 2, zone 8 with zone 3, and so on. The system won't shut off. Reprogramming didn't help.
No standard programming causes this behavior. The controller has an internal electrical short, likely in the output circuitry or relay board. It's sending power to multiple zone terminals simultaneously.
This is a hardware failure, not a programming error. Replacement is the only reliable fix.
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