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Plumbing/ Loss of water pressure
I have a shallow well pump with a pressured tank. My problem is, that when my pump starts to recharge the system, and I am running water, the water stops flowing for a second or two and then continues until the next cycle. Could it be the check value between the well and the pump?
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