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This microcomputer-based pump protection device can interrupt power to the motor whenever the load drops quickly or below a preset level. Model allows you to easily adjust the sensitivity settings. Indicator lights on the cover help provide complete system status. Pumptec controllers like the model shown here include three indicator lights on the front of the unit. If the Pumptc unit detects a fault error condition, malfunction, such as voltage issue or pump running dry , the status lights on the front of the unit help diagnose the condition.
Is a good article but i still with my question because i did not find the answer. My well pump tank make a noise after the tank begins to fill again?.. The pressure control works fine. It might be normal to hear a noise at the pressure tank when the pump is running, as water is flowing into the tank. If you hear air gurgling then there may be a leak in your well line causing the pump to also send air into the tank. It sounds as if the contact switch points may be burned; take a look, or try replacing the switch.
I am guessing in that direction because at the end of a pump cycle even if the pressure sensor of the switch is not working properly I wouldn't expect pressure sense to drop so far as to fall below the cut-in right at the END of the pump cycle. I have a question. We have a pressure control switch lever as shown above that we need to re-gauge if we run two faucets or demand too much water at one time.
The pressure will drop to zero and we need to engage it in order to get the water working again. Any suggestions on what would be causing this?
This also happens if we run the faucet in the tub or the washer. Janice if your water pressure is dropping to zero, the problem sounds like more than just adjusting the pressure control switch. It sounds as if the well pump is not keeping up with the water flow rate demand in the building.
Or your well itself cannot keep up. I've adjusted cut on and off pressures, etc. My problem is that when the pressure drops through the cut in point, the switch "tries" to trip. The contacts close briefly, pump just starts to turn, then everything stops and pressure falls.
I can start it with the manual switch and it will run fine. Hold the contacts down and you can get the tank up to pressure, however as soon you run out of pressure you have to go down with your screwdrivers and get the pressure back up Hmmmm whats going on?
Jim, I realize there could be another problem, such as with the pump itself, but I'd start by replacing the pressure switch.
Also replace or clean out the switch mounting tube so we're sure it's properly sensing water pressure. If the switch thinks that you are above the cut-off pressure it won't turn on the pump. Another possibility is that the switch contacts are burned.
I'd try replacing the switch and making sure the little tube on which it mounts is also unblocked by rust or debris. I have a relatively new Gould. Today I noticed the pressure was not right then it finally had no pressure.
While in the pump house I re-booted the power. The pump came on for about 10 seconds and then shut off again. What is the most likely problem? Pressure control switch - capacitor etc Thanks for your help. Andrew check the actual pressure in your system, then run water.
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