A homeowner's 15-year-old Richdel single-station outdoor controller sticks at 4 PM (clock runs). No replacement found at Home Depot, Lowe's, or online.
Parts for controllers this old are virtually unavailable. The mechanism (likely a motor-driven cam) is worn.
The smallest readily available controllers are 3- or 4-station models (e.g., Rain Bird ESP-3, ESP-4). They fit in the same outdoor enclosure, cost little more, and offer future expansion.
Don't waste time hunting for a single-station unit—upgrade and be done.
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