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Originally Posted by yukongrant
The valve has been turned on and off several times. It's fully open now.
I will have to check to see if water's getting to the pump in the morning. Some water is because there is some flow. Just not very much and mixed with lots of air.
I've checked to make sure the line from the tank is not crimped. It's a short run and looks good to me. (But my eyes may not work as well as they used to.)
The pump manual talks about a vacuum leak. I don't think that's the problem - no leaks.
It also talks about debris in intake and outlet valves and swollen dry valves. That's getting beyond my pay scale - so may have to take it into the shop in the morning.
We do live in a very cold climate - and I had winterized it. But it has been working several times. So I don't think that's the problem.
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You’re sucking air from somewhere. Between pump and tank. Maybe pump has a bad diaphragm? If you can’t find a really loose fitting I’d try a new pump.
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