Our pump is cycling on and off. I checked the pressure gauge and it seems to turn on around 62 and off at 66. Other posts and web searches suggest that these values should be 40 and 60. The pressure switch appears to be in two parts. One is the sensor itself connected in the pipe. A wire leads from the sensor to the electric box with relays attached to the pump.
There is an adjustment screw the sensor part. I presume that sets the limit. But I do not see an adjustment screw for a differential.
The pump is 25 years old. It is an above ground pump. The pressure tank was replaced in 1999 with a Champion tank.
Is there an adjustment for the differential or did older units not have one? I presume the problem is with the pressure switch or could it be something else?
Thanks for your help.
Ken
There is an adjustment screw the sensor part. I presume that sets the limit. But I do not see an adjustment screw for a differential.
The pump is 25 years old. It is an above ground pump. The pressure tank was replaced in 1999 with a Champion tank.
Is there an adjustment for the differential or did older units not have one? I presume the problem is with the pressure switch or could it be something else?
Thanks for your help.
Ken