10-year-old Toro system, 1" valves. All 6 zones stuck open after winter. Clock unplugged. Valves disassembled—no dirt, no cracks.
Electric valves use water pressure + spring to close the diaphragm. If all valves are open simultaneously, pressure drops too low for any to close.
This restores normal operation. Then investigate why they all opened (controller fault? power surge?).
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