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I have a pressure pump from dam to house, the problem is the pump is running but no water . If you turn power off to pump for a minute then turn back on it works again.
There is a thread on one end that is not a hose thread. Not sure what would attach to it. Perhaps a kitchen faucet with interior threads?
My older timer (which although old has never been used) is "round" and has 2 dials, one for "frequency" and the other for "Run Time". My problem is I have a connection at the top of the timer than is NOT a hose connection but rather some kind of adapter that is metal and looks as though it would thread into a faucet. How can I adapt this for using a hose?
I called the support , the support said that moving the lever counter clock wise should get the lever off. My version doesn't seem to move beyond the 'on' angle.
And there is a crack on the pressure switch. When all the houses are closed water is coming from the pressure switch. I couldnt find the flojet's costumer service number. How and where should I get in touch with them.