One zone with 7 sprinkler heads shows only one head operating normally. The other six produce insufficient spray coverage, indicating a pressure/flow issue isolated to that zone.
Always turn off the main water supply before disassembling valves. Take photos during disassembly to ensure correct reassembly.
All Irritrol Zones Stuck On: Valve Bleed Screw, Solenoid, or Diaphragm
Sprinkler System Manual Start: Solenoid Buzz, No Pressure, One Head Seeps
Sudden Low Pressure on All Zones: Front and Back Yard
Sprinkler Well Pump Produced Hot Water Then Lost Prime
Sprinkler Pump Suction Side Pressure Explosion: Water Hammer Mystery
Leaky Zone After Two Valve Replacements: Flush Debris from Lowest Valve
Constant Seepage from One Sprinkler Head: Valve or Drainage?
Sprinkler System Dead After Wire Repair: Check Master Valve & Main Shutoffs
Spring Restart: Sprinkler System Won't Pressurize After Drain
Leaking Sprinkler Heads: Valve Diaphragm or Low-Head Drainage?
Low Pressure from a Sprinkler Pump After Long Idle Period
New Timer Installed: One Zone Has Lower Pressure Than Manual Operation
Troubleshooting Low Sprinkler Pressure and Well Performance
Managing High Water Pressure in Sprinkler Systems: Why You Need a Pressure Regulator
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