Hi,
I am not a plumber or an electrician, so I'm kind of flying blind here...
I recently returned to my property that he been vacant over the winter in upstate ny. I replaced the pressure tank because it was leaking when I left, I also replaced the T, switch, and associated valves....so I have it wired correctly based on the directions provided...problem is when the switch is in auto position it does nothing, when I change it to on position I get a visible spark, and my friend said he could hear the pump (submersible) try to run. However the switch will not stay engaged on its own, stays off on auto, and is not building any pressure. Talked to a couple people about it and they are guessing it is simply a frozen line. Does this sound accurate or should I call in a pro?
I am not a plumber or an electrician, so I'm kind of flying blind here...
I recently returned to my property that he been vacant over the winter in upstate ny. I replaced the pressure tank because it was leaking when I left, I also replaced the T, switch, and associated valves....so I have it wired correctly based on the directions provided...problem is when the switch is in auto position it does nothing, when I change it to on position I get a visible spark, and my friend said he could hear the pump (submersible) try to run. However the switch will not stay engaged on its own, stays off on auto, and is not building any pressure. Talked to a couple people about it and they are guessing it is simply a frozen line. Does this sound accurate or should I call in a pro?