I have an old soda ash solution ph neutralizer. It is basically a tank filled with a solution of soda ash and water. The tank has a pump on top that kicks on when my well pump kicks on. The solution is pumped from the tank, through a plastic tube, and into my main copper water line before the bladder tank. The level in the tank hasn’t gone down in a while, telling me that something is not working correctly. I can hear the pump running and when I disconnect the tube, it is able to pump the solution all the way through it (holding the tube in the air at a height of 8’). Could it be that the pump on the tank is not producing enough pressure to inject the water into my main water line? Also, there is a small plastic piece connecting the tube from the solution tank, to my copper pipe. What is this piece, and could it be faulty? Are there any special priming procedures that need to be done when hooking the tube back up to this plastic piece? I have just been letting the tube fill and then quickly pushing it on to the plastic piece and tightening. Any help diagnosing the problem would be appreciated. If you need more info, let me know,
Thanks,
Dan
Thanks,
Dan