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SUBMERSIBLE WELL PUMP TROUBLESHOOTING C - PUMP STARTS TOO FREQUENTLY |
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CAUSE OF TROUBLE |
HOW TO CHECK |
HOW TO CORRECT |
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1. Pressure switch defective or out of adjustment. |
Check pressure setting switch and examine for defects. |
Reduce pressure setting or replace switch. |
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2. Leak in pressure tank above water level. |
Apply soap solution to entire tank surface check for bubbles indicating air escaping. |
Repair or replace tank. |
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3. Leak in plumbing system. |
Examine service line to house and distribution branches for leaks. |
Repair leaks. |
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4. Discharge line check valve leaking. |
Remove and examine. |
Replace if defective. |
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5. Air volume control plugged. |
Remove and inspect air volume control. |
Clean or replace. |
| 6. Snifter valve plugged. | Remove and inspect snifter valve. | Clean or replace. |
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A-Fuses Blow-startup | B-Little water delivery | C-Frequent Starts | D-Fuses blow-running | E-Pump will not shutoff |
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