Re: no initial water pressure

Posted by Gary Slusser on March 23, 2003 at 19:59:34:
In response to Re: no initial water pressure
: he's on to you. if on a well then pressure tank? : if problem at k faucet only, unscrew arator off faucet spout. : out My guess is that he is on a well and he has a water leak and a lag in the pressure sensing of the pressure switch caused by a block in either the switch, it's nipple or a tubing fitting taking the water from the wet end of the pump to the switch.

Posted by Gary Slusser on March 23, 2003 at 19:59:34:

In response to Re: no initial water pressure

: he's on to you. if on a well then pressure tank?

: if problem at k faucet only, unscrew arator off faucet spout.

: out

My guess is that he is on a well and he has a water leak and a lag in the pressure sensing of the pressure switch caused by a block in either the switch, it's nipple or a tubing fitting taking the water from the wet end of the pump to the switch.

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