If all 8 valves buzz but no water reaches heads, first confirm the main irrigation supply valve is fully open. Then adjust each valve’s flow control: open fully, close fully, then reopen halfway. This reseats the diaphragm and ensures proper operation. Low flow/pressure can also prevent valve opening—check supply GPM.
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