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Subject: Re: PSI won't go above 20

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Vey
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Date Posted: 16:35:00 04/26/08 Sat
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In reply to: Pat Warren 's message, "PSI won't go above 20" on 06:33:13 04/26/08 Sat

>We replaced our pump and water tank. Cut in is at 20
>Cut off is at 40 as manufacturer states. We don't know
>how to check if that is correct. The tank was set to
>38psi when we first turned it on and the pump was
>going on and off. Then we set water tank to 18 psi and
>the pump goes on. We have water pressure in the
>faucets when on, but the tank psi won't go above
>20psi. And the pump doesn't shut off. Husband thinks
>the problem is in the well - cracked line or faulty
>foot value. Although instructions say if faulty value
>the pump will go on and off. It doesn't. We have a 86
>gal. tank. Could it be that it is taking too long to
>fill? Could it be air in the line? We have a positive
>well so with nothing on the pipes the water just flows
>out so we know the pump is primed. Help please, my
>husband needs a shower bad!!!!

Tell him to take baths until this is sorted out.

You are bringing us in after the third quarter has started. Why did you replace the pump and tank? What kind of pump and tank did you have and what did you replace them with? Looking for make and model of both old and new.

What type of well do you have? Shallow (26')? or deep (more than 26' feet)? Do you have a submersible pump?

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Re: PSI won't go above 20 Pat Warren 09:22:46 04/27/08 Sun

Re: PSI won't go above 20 -- Vey, 10:23:32 04/27/08 Sun

Re: PSI won't go above 20 -- Pat Warren, 11:07:25 04/27/08 Sun
Re: PSI won't go above 20 -- Vey, 11:37:51 04/27/08 Sun

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>>We replaced our pump and water tank. Cut in is at 20 >>Cut off is at 40 as manufacturer states. We don't know >>how to check if that is correct. The tank was set to >>38psi when we first turned it on and the pump was >>going on and off. Then we set water tank to 18 psi and >>the pump goes on. We have water pressure in the >>faucets when on, but the tank psi won't go above >>20psi. And the pump doesn't shut off. Husband thinks >>the problem is in the well - cracked line or faulty >>foot value. Although instructions say if faulty value >>the pump will go on and off. It doesn't. We have a 86 >>gal. tank. Could it be that it is taking too long to >>fill? Could it be air in the line? We have a positive >>well so with nothing on the pipes the water just flows >>out so we know the pump is primed. Help please, my >>husband needs a shower bad!!!! > >Tell him to take baths until this is sorted out. > >You are bringing us in after the third quarter has >started. Why did you replace the pump and tank? What >kind of pump and tank did you have and what did you >replace them with? Looking for make and model of both >old and new. > >What type of well do you have? Shallow (26')? or deep >(more than 26' feet)? Do you have a submersible pump?

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