HOW TO FIX A SPRINKLER ZONE THAT WON'T TURN ON w/FIX IT NAT

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Published 2020-05-13

How to easily fix a faulty sprinkler zone by changing the SOLENOID.
Follow this quick and easy tutorial on how to change a solenoid on your faulty sprinkler valve. I wish I would have known it was this easy :)

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What you need for this project:
1. Wire Cutters
2. Wrench (To loosen and tighten solenoid)
3.Wire Nuts
4. Electrical Tape

All Comments (21)

@scrane4575 2 years ago

You made the most clear and simple video on replacing a solenoid. I was able to fix 2 faulty solenoids and have my sprinkler system back in order. Thank you so much! You rock girl!
@asuyat 3 years ago

Awesome! You need to do this full time!! Your plain speak and simple explanations are gold.
@gardeningwithmamabird 7 days ago

Thanks SO much for this video! I am all about fixing things on my own.
@davidgreenwald3415 11 months ago

Just fixed it, thanks to you. I saved about $500 and it was so easy. I wll only watch your video's for anything needing to be fixed!
@kimbentley1801 2 years ago

You are amazing! I love your video with the "girl power" element in it. Thanks to you I fixed my solenoid with ease and confidence. In solidarity with you I also cut the electrical tape with my teeth:) Thanks!!
@dogsbyfire 1 year ago

Love the “can do” attitude! Thank you!
@yvonnezoon7622 3 years ago

OMG women are so much smarter. All these guys with their long dragged out video's with voltage meters LOL. I have been struggling for days trying to trouble shoot it until I stumbled upon your video. This just did the trick. Bought the part and YAS all is working perfectly. You go GIRL!!
@KarynProudhorse 3 months ago

Great directions. Thank you. Clear and simple. Great encouragement.
@michaelgeorge8391 1 month ago

Make sure you understand there are two wires . The common and the active. She talks about it being a ground. There is a difference between a ground and a common.
@kishorays 1 month ago

This is a great video. Thanks for saving time and money.
@SmileySunrise 3 years ago

Thank you for sharing! Going to try to fix it on Monday. I was always nervous about the electricity, so I'm grateful to know that it isn't a concern. :-)
@lindagacsko 3 years ago

excellent! I'm a fit it kinda girl and I enjoyed your video. I"m gonna fix my system today. thanks!
@ElliotShields-lm4xd 1 month ago

Thank you , super simple and very informative
@elizabethalonso2477 3 years ago

Thanks so much for this! Fixed my sprinkler! Would definitely love to see a video on replacing the controller!
@davidgreenwald3415 11 months ago

Thank you so much! You made it so simple and clear. Love it!
@theresekablan4301 3 years ago

You killed it! I just ordered two SOLENOIDS.
@JK-dk7en 1 month ago

Maybe I can do this. Gonna try. Thx for great video! ❤
@banderson5676 1 year ago

I'm just a dude learning from a smart chick. 👋 Great video!
@mlstier 2 years ago

My only addition, is that you should have used water resistant wire nuts. Your irrigation components are underground and exposed to water.
@dannyarevalo4799 3 years ago

Wow! I love a lady that does not mind to get her hands dirty… and a beautiful one at that! Thanks for sharing! I’m gonna use what I just learned from your video to fix mine!