15
5. Once pump/tank (A) is filled, wrap the
pressure gauge or discharge tee plug, and
vent plug threads with thread tape, and
thread into pump/tank (A). Tighten with
wrench.
NOTE: Before turning on breaker, open several
outlets or faucets to allow water flow during
priming.
6. Turn on breaker to start pump/tank (A).
IMPORTANT:
If pump/tank (A) hums
instead of pumping or turns off repeatedly, shut
pump off immediately. Check voltage. Make
sure your incoming voltage matches pump/tank
(A) wiring voltage. See PUMP ELECTRICAL
CONNECTIONS.
IMPORTANT:
If pump/tank (A) fails to prime
within five minutes:
Turn power off at the breaker box and check all
pipe connections for leaks. All connections must
be water and air tight in order for pump/tank (A)
to operate.
1 in. Discharge Pipe
Discharge to
Home
1-1/4 in.
Suction
Pipe
Foot Valve
Well
20
20
20
20
Breaker Box
Vent Plug
Pressure
Gauge or
Pipe Plug
5
6
7
7. Check suction pipe for any sagging. Support
suction pipe in a straight line to pump/tank (A).
NOTE
: Look for leaks or a milky color in the
discharged water, which indicates an air leak.
Re-prime if necessary, following steps 1 through
6 above. Reset breaker at the breaker box. All
connections must be water and air tight in order for
pump/tank (A) to operate.
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