Chlorine injection works until I turn the water on.

[Bfgoodmudder]

Central Florida water filtration and purification knowledge base | Pics of my system and psi right before pump kicks on

Pics of my system and psi right before pump kicks on. I would think the 80psi pump would be able to inject while system psi is at 60.

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I was able to drop the water pressure from the well pump where it drops below 80psi for at least a few seconds before the pump kicks on. If I drop it more than that, I get no pressure at the house.

60 psi will be usually more than sufficient pressure for most residential applications.

In reviewing your photos, I see there are other water treatment devices located after the contact tank. Have you attempted to bypass the back washing filter and softener individually to determine if water flow and there for pressure will improve even while the system is at 60 psi? The situation you describe above is common when the softening resin has been chlorine damaged and will require replacement.