Individual zones run fine, but during the automatic sequence, pipes shake violently only when transitioning from zone 5 to zone 6. The vibration caused water to leak from an overhead bathroom fan 10 feet away and 10 feet higher.
The sudden valve closure/open transition creates a pressure wave. Zone 5's valve may close before zone 6 opens fully, or the flow change is too abrupt.
The fan leak is likely unrelated to sprinkler pipes. Vibration may have disturbed a loose plumbing joint, HVAC condensate line, or roof flashing above. Inspect the fan housing and surrounding plumbing immediately—water damage escalates quickly.
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