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Well water line
My well water went below the pump and is now above to be able to pump water again... but my water line is empty... when I turn on pump and pressure switch clicks on... do I leave open a facet and let the air push through or do I leave all lines closed and let pressure build within the line?
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 Originally Posted by studmuffin1952
Did you prime the pump before turning it on? Did the pump get up to pressure and shut off? You should always open a cold water faucet to bled air out of the line. Back to you, Tom |
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