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Even though you put a new pressure switch; doesn't mean it's preadjuated properly. Did you adjust it? When you replace it, you should of seen water come out the nipple which would determine what LLigetfa suggested. Like ballvalve said, buy a new psi gauge and see.

Sounds like you have a weeping tile problem. Why put in a second sump; is the one you have there not keeping up with the pumpage?

There are lots of pump manufacturers B16 is likely the ANSI number. 25 is likely the number of stages the pump has. The Franklin control box might show that pump brand name on it; I know that Goulds pumps does put their Goulds sticker on the Franklin control box.

Why would it hurt it? Is the battery dead since then?

Do you have a check valve in the line to prevent back flow? You should if you don't.

You're saying the pump is outside? Do you have a sump hole & pump in the basement? How far is the Grinder pump pumping?

You 2 are drawing water from 2 different aquifers. It's like 2 different underground rivers and yours could be coming from a totally different area where mountains or hills are.

Popping sound is definitely from air bubbles from running dry. If you have a deep well pump, like LLigetfa said, the well is likely running dry. Depending how deep the well is and how many stages the pump has, you could try lowering the pump 10 or 20 feet. If you have a shallow well with a self...