A homeowner has 7 zones but only found 3 valve boxes. One zone stays on continuously, suggesting a stuck valve. They need to locate the missing valves.
Start probing in a grid pattern near the last known valve. Most residential valves are within 10-20 feet of each other. Once found, expose the box, check the solenoid and diaphragm for debris or damage causing the stuck-open condition.
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