One of six anti-siphon valves fails to close at its scheduled time, running through subsequent zones and wasting water. Timer programming is verified correct.
The valve's flow control knob (on top of the valve body) is likely misadjusted. Follow this standard procedure:
Proper flow control setting creates the correct pressure differential across the diaphragm for reliable opening and closing. Over-open valves may not generate enough closing force; over-closed valves restrict flow excessively.
If adjustment fails, disassemble the valve to inspect the diaphragm for tears, debris, or mineral buildup. Replace damaged components.
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