Hello,

i turned off the water to my house and turned off all the vavles for the
pressure pump and turned off the power to the pump to do some plumbing work
for a washing machine. i turned the water valves back on and turned on
the power switch and the pump is not working. Is there a reset switch that
i dont see or does it need to be primed somehow?

thank you

Bob

On 10/07/2014 06:51 AM, Bob wrote:
Hello,

i turned off the water to my house and turned off all the vavles for the
pressure pump and turned off the power to the pump to do some plumbing work
for a washing machine. i turned the water valves back on and turned on
the power switch and the pump is not working. Is there a reset switch that
i dont see or does it need to be primed somehow?

thank you

Bob


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On Tuesday, October 7, 2014 6:51:15 AM UTC-4, Bob wrote:
Hello,



i turned off the water to my house and turned off all the vavles for the

pressure pump and turned off the power to the pump to do some plumbing work

for a washing machine. i turned the water valves back on and turned on

the power switch and the pump is not working. Is there a reset switch that

i dont see or does it need to be primed somehow?



thank you



Bob

If you didn't drain the whole system, including the line to the well,
no reason it should need to be primed. What kind of pump? Submersible? Jet?
If it's a priming issue, the pump would run but not pump water. Not much
to go on here.

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Hello,

i turned off the water to my house and turned off all the vavles for the
pressure pump and turned off the power to the pump to do some plumbing
work
for a washing machine. i turned the water valves back on and turned on
the power switch and the pump is not working. Is there a reset switch
that
i dont see or does it need to be primed somehow?

What do you mean by not working ?

Is the motor running ? Is this pump/motor above ground or submerged in the
well ?

If the motor is not running, check the pressure switch to see if it is made.
If not, then you have pressure in the line or something stopping up the
switch line to make it think there is. If the switch is made, then the
motor may be bad or there could be a thermal overload switch on the motor
that may need to be reset.
Are you sure you turned on the power. Sometimes there is a breaker in the
panel box at the house and a local disconnect switch at the pump. Check
both of them.



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On Tue, 07 Oct 2014 07:48:51 -0400, Stormin Mormon
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On 07 Oct 2014 10:51:15 GMT, Bob wrote:

Hello,

i turned off the water to my house and turned off all the vavles for the
pressure pump and turned off the power to the pump to do some plumbing work
for a washing machine.

First rule of do-it-yourself work. Never touch anything. It will
probably break it.

i turned the water valves back on and turned on
the power switch and the pump is not working. Is there a reset switch that
i dont see or does it need to be primed somehow?

thank you

Bob