If a new transformer and new controller both fail to power up, the issue is likely a field wiring short that trips the controller’s internal protection.
If the display returns with field wires disconnected, reconnect one valve at a time to locate the faulty circuit. A shorted solenoid or nicked wire insulation are common culprits. If the transformer tests good but the controller stays dead, the controller’s internal fuse or MOV may have sacrificed itself—replace the controller.
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