randall loemker New Member Messages 2 Reaction score 0 Points 1 Location 86303 Aug 30, 2020 #1 Worked fine for aboutr 10 years, then stopped delivering water. Any thoughts anyone?
Reach4 Well-Known Member Messages 42,299 Reaction score 5,236 Points 113 Location IL Aug 30, 2020 #2 Hole in the down pipe? Would have to be a big hole if no water. Is it really no water? If you open a spigot, does water come out (beyond drips from residual)? Last edited: Aug 30, 2020
Hole in the down pipe? Would have to be a big hole if no water. Is it really no water? If you open a spigot, does water come out (beyond drips from residual)?
Valveman Cary Austin Staff member Messages 15,831 Reaction score 1,664 Points 113 Location Lubbock, Texas Website cyclestopvalves.com Aug 31, 2020 #3 Yeah 8.6 amps with a Grundfos means it is pumping a lot of water. You either have a hole in the well pipe or the pump is unscrewed from the pipe.
Yeah 8.6 amps with a Grundfos means it is pumping a lot of water. You either have a hole in the well pipe or the pump is unscrewed from the pipe.
randall loemker New Member Messages 2 Reaction score 0 Points 1 Location 86303 Sep 8, 2020 #4 valveman said: Yeah 8.6 amps with a Grundfos means it is pumping a lot of water. You either have a hole in the well pipe or the pump is unscrewed from the pipe. Click to expand... I suspect the latter. I don't think there's a pump safety cable. Odd's of pulling it up by it's wires?
valveman said: Yeah 8.6 amps with a Grundfos means it is pumping a lot of water. You either have a hole in the well pipe or the pump is unscrewed from the pipe. Click to expand... I suspect the latter. I don't think there's a pump safety cable. Odd's of pulling it up by it's wires?
LLigetfa DIYer, not in the trades Messages 7,664 Reaction score 641 Points 113 Location NW Ontario, Canada Sep 8, 2020 #5 If that is the case, then the wires are carrying the weight of the pump now so unless it snags something on the way up, it should lift it to the 50 foot static level. After that it gets heavier.
If that is the case, then the wires are carrying the weight of the pump now so unless it snags something on the way up, it should lift it to the 50 foot static level. After that it gets heavier.
Valveman Cary Austin Staff member Messages 15,831 Reaction score 1,664 Points 113 Location Lubbock, Texas Website cyclestopvalves.com Sep 9, 2020 #6 Pulled lots of pumps by the wire. Just go slow and don't snag it on anything.