My daughters well pump was replaced a few months ago.. and it still kicks on and off after building up pressure ! Really fast off and on.. Im getting ready too replace the bladder tank. Its older. I did put in a check valve right before the pump. This is a sand point system.. Im hoping new bladder tank will fix.. and other ideals. it also has a whole house filter. Thanks

Replaced the switch. Cleared the quarter inch pipe. 38psi in tank. The water pressure is still dropping on me but not registering under 40psi for the pump to come on

How to release the extra water in the pressure tank

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This system has been great so far.

Tom , I have spoke to you a few times. You been a great help in setting up my well manager. 👍

Great for prepping!

Stop using so much water.

Hey Dan, I got a quote on this and am considering getting it as we have a shallow well that’s low yield in the late spring until winter. Is there somewhere you have a diagram or something posted of that bypass piping with the sediment filter? I’m trying to visualize how I’d plumb that but it’s hard to think of with your example with the copper. Thanks!

The switch started kicking on with just a little water being used . I cleaned out the pipe that leads up to the pressure switch . It was completely clogged up . I cleaned out the switch and the piping .I put it back on and the pressure gauge is now showing that it kicks on at 40 psi and back off at 60 . when the water is turned on the pressure gauge shows the pressure drops down to 40 psi with in a few seconds . what would cause the pressure to drop from 60 to 40 with very little water being used ? It has the same type of tank you are showing .

I just got this system installed on a new home. I’ll find out in about 2 months if it’s money well spent.

Bingo! My well pump is running too frequently, and you've hit the nail on the head.

my shallow well tank is not getting water? my pressure switch is on the pump. it is a 20 gallon water works tank ant a half hp pump. I have good water pressure. tank just not filling? can you help?

I have a new well new pump new bladder tank but I have water hammer, anyone please help

Very informative, thank you!

So it sounds like a filter would fix our line so we aren't buying a pressure switch every 18 -24 mths. Thanks for the succint nature of your video! Much appreciated! Subbed!

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We installed this in Canada in 2009 and we have 1 gallon a min on a good day and sometimes a 1/4 gallon and we can live in our house and do anything. It was the best money spent

What would cause no pressure on the cold water side but normal pressure and temperature on the hot side

Dumbest video ever. Literally only mentioned water logged bladder or clogged screen. Absolutely ridiculous for a trouble shooting video...

I have a 88 gallon pressure tank. bought it new only a couple years ago, still looks new. I bought it for the 88 gallon reserve when the power is out. replaced the pressure switch when I put in the tank. recently we had a power outage and as always before when the power went out I knew I had 88 gallons under pressure even without electricity. then I found out when trying to use the water that we had no water from the pressure tank. I just checked the schrader valve for air pressure and air came out, so there is air in it, no water came out of the valve. any ideas what this problem might be? the only thing I can think of is the water is leaking back into the well since there are no leaks in the visible plumbing anywhere. my well pump, which has been fantastic and never given any problems, is a 3/4 horse water ace submersible. is there a valve or seal in the pump that can go bad and allow the water to back flow into the well again? thanks for any help.

My only issue is we just bought this home. And they changed our electric meter. Since then I’m having trouble keeping water in the tank. I have to manually have to put water in the tank! And I guess what I’m asking is how do I keep the water in the tank without adding more then 20-30 gallons in my tank. I have a tank that was installed in 2016

Very amazing good job sir because of your vlog tutorial I got some knowledge from you about that hoping you visit my house and l buy it

great system, what are the prices for this systems?

The pressure switch might be clogged but what bout the lime i mean line below it?

My well switch is 30-50 psi, the pump bleeds down to 38lbs click on for 2 seconds and the gauge says 50lbs again. I have good water pressure inside the house and no air, sand or grit in the sink, making me think I have a leak. But the pump turns on every 5 minutes and surges the lights in the kitchen. The tank is 7 years old, same brand in your video. Have you seen this issue before?

Thanks for the video. Here in East Texas we use Hydro pneumatic tanks. It's just a tank... no bladder. They are only found in areas where water quality requires them. Water and air are mixed together in a hydro pneumatic tank to reduce the "rotten egg" smell that sulphur bacteria and hydrogen sulphide gas in the water can cause. My question is I know there is a bleeder valve down under that allows water to drain back into the well and shuts when the well restarts. I believe this is so the air in the downpipe is used to recharge the tank and a float valve in the side of the tank controls the amount of air in the tank. I currently have a 40 gal tank and want to replace it with a 120. Is the depth of that bleeder dependent on the size of the tank?

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I have a 30/50 switch, and its turning on at 55, turning off at 65. But if I flush 1 toilet in the home pump kicks on within 5seconds. My plumber told me that's normal?

Nice video. I usually set it 60psi off 30psi on

“It’s a nice well. I spend my days watching the well.”