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Tuesday, July 6th 2010, 9:34am

by Wet_Boots

No - a "weeping valve" will pass only a small amount of water that will exit the lowest head on a zone.

Saturday, July 3rd 2010, 8:12am

by C5 ChemE

Quoted from "Wet_Boots"

If it leaks 24/7 then it is a valve problem - find and repair the valve that feeds that zone
If it's a valve problem, wouldn't ALL of the valves in that zone be leaking? It's only one of them.

Friday, July 2nd 2010, 8:31am

by Wet_Boots

If it leaks 24/7 then it is a valve problem - find and repair the valve that feeds that zone

Friday, July 2nd 2010, 7:09am

by C5 ChemE

Puddle around head while lowered- leaking head?

Alright, first off please forgive my inexperience. I have puddle forming around one of my sprinkler heads when its retracted. It seems to be a slow leak, as I can't hear or see any flow coming from it, but there's definitely water coming from it when it's not supposed to be. Is this a symptom of a bad head or a bad valve? If a valve, does each head have a valve under it or is it one valve per zone? Thanks in advance for the help! :thumbup: