CoyoteUgly12020
New Member
Hey.
We have a deepwater submersible pump that delivers 5gpm into a 1000 gal nonpressurized tank. In the basement is this 4' vertical pvc with two of those sensors going into it for high and low.
No Problems for 20 years then one day the water is gushing out the top of that pvc with the sensors. In a panic I called a plumber and have started down an incredibly expensive replacement of all electronics etc etc.
And still, the original sensors that (it seems to me) failed are in the pvc. And we still have to turn the deep pump on by hand.
How can I check to see if those sensors are ok? We have really really hard sulpher water and the sensors have like green crud on them.
I know how to use a multimeter. But i saw something about impedance, or can I just check continuity?
We have a deepwater submersible pump that delivers 5gpm into a 1000 gal nonpressurized tank. In the basement is this 4' vertical pvc with two of those sensors going into it for high and low.
No Problems for 20 years then one day the water is gushing out the top of that pvc with the sensors. In a panic I called a plumber and have started down an incredibly expensive replacement of all electronics etc etc.
And still, the original sensors that (it seems to me) failed are in the pvc. And we still have to turn the deep pump on by hand.
How can I check to see if those sensors are ok? We have really really hard sulpher water and the sensors have like green crud on them.
I know how to use a multimeter. But i saw something about impedance, or can I just check continuity?