DYI13
Member
Hello all, and thanks in advance for your advice!
We've had problems with the well circuit breaker tripping for around 6 months. The first time it was because of a toilet running, and we replaced all of the toilet flappers. We've had a well company come out twice--the first time it was indeed the toilet, the second time (2 weeks ago) the well guy says it was a running toilet but we have no solid proof.
They checked the voltages, pressure tank, gauge and switch and everything is fine.
Well now the breaker tripped 3 times in the last 24 hours. The last time was when we were filling a tub, and we verified that the toilets were not running.
I have a 14 year old goulds 4" submersible pump, an older 40 gal or so pressure tank, a cycle stop valve, a neutralizer and water softener. The well is 150 feet deep, and the pump is down 118 feet.
What are your thoughts? What are my next steps?
Thanks so much.
We've had problems with the well circuit breaker tripping for around 6 months. The first time it was because of a toilet running, and we replaced all of the toilet flappers. We've had a well company come out twice--the first time it was indeed the toilet, the second time (2 weeks ago) the well guy says it was a running toilet but we have no solid proof.
They checked the voltages, pressure tank, gauge and switch and everything is fine.
Well now the breaker tripped 3 times in the last 24 hours. The last time was when we were filling a tub, and we verified that the toilets were not running.
I have a 14 year old goulds 4" submersible pump, an older 40 gal or so pressure tank, a cycle stop valve, a neutralizer and water softener. The well is 150 feet deep, and the pump is down 118 feet.
What are your thoughts? What are my next steps?
Thanks so much.