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Precharged tanks
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Mike K_6
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I placed a precharged tank in a trailer system with an inground pump. It worked until I replaced the line. I replaced it do to an inground tank had failed, and didnt want to leave it in line.
The lights flicker from the starting and stopping of the pump. I was wondering if that contaminets may have gotten into the new tank and are causing these problems.
I changed the pressure switch and piping out at that time. The pressure switch was connected to a "flowomatic" and changed it out to a Tee. I would appreciate ideas to correct this situation, such as draining tank to check for sediment or possibly air in the tank.
Thanks in advance.
Michael
The lights flicker from the starting and stopping of the pump. I was wondering if that contaminets may have gotten into the new tank and are causing these problems.
I changed the pressure switch and piping out at that time. The pressure switch was connected to a "flowomatic" and changed it out to a Tee. I would appreciate ideas to correct this situation, such as draining tank to check for sediment or possibly air in the tank.
Thanks in advance.
Michael
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