6-zone system. Front yard zone 1 turns on during last cycle and won't shut off until manually turned off. User asks if 100-DV valve is cause, and whether to replace diaphragm (includes solenoid?) or entire controller.
Matt: "Well it sound as if the control valve is the problem. The simplest way is to replace the entire top of the valve which includes the solenoid and diaphragm. The diaphragm is a rubber piece that is just under the top. You will need to replace that separately, since it is not attached to the top part. PS Buy an entire valve, it's cheaper than the 2 parts separately."
The controller isn't the issue if only one zone sticks on. A valve that won't close mechanically (debris, torn diaphragm, stuck plunger) will run regardless of controller state.
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