This was my thought as well. Leads might not be getting a great connection to the screws due to corrosion. Take it apart

Jun 18, 2021
10:01:58am

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clean it up, and try again.

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King Boo

6/18/21 9:33am

A barbed connector in pvc? That seems odd. Those are generally reserved for drip systems utilizing drip line.

Pimpin4Paradise

6/18/21 9:37am

If I touch a 9 volt battery to the solenoids

King Boo

6/18/21 9:41am

Pull the leads from the timer, shiny them up

blau56

6/18/21 9:54am

This was my thought as well. Leads might not be getting a great connection to the screws due to corrosion. Take it apart

Pimpin4Paradise

6/18/21 10:01am

P4P, I like you and I like most of your posts. But every time I have to see your

Mr. Rumsfield

6/18/21 9:47am

Can I second this suggestion!!

AFewThoughts

6/18/21 10:00am

Regarding the second part

Heath Squashwell

6/18/21 9:40am

Can't tell without pictures but if you have something like this

AFewThoughts

6/18/21 9:59am

I assume this is what you are talking about (T fitting with barb)..

TheLost

6/18/21 9:59am

If that's what he's talking about, they make a plug for that.

Pimpin4Paradise

6/18/21 10:05am

Thanks for the help. I fixed problem 1.

King Boo

6/18/21 12:16pm

One thought, since I’m running out of time…

King Boo

6/18/21 12:21pm

If running a temporary line works..

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