Water Pump Question
As I'm here in Yosemite, my water pump has decided to not stop running when all the taps are closed. If memory serves, there is a check valve on the pump that needs to seal so pressure builds. Whe...
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The check valve is typically part of the diaphragm assembly in the pump head itself; it's not a separate component. That pump head part would be the bit to disassemble and clean if needed, or alternately install a separate check valve in the suction line to the pump.
Before going to heroic lengths, check that you don't have a city water fill valve that's not closed fully. Obviously that doesn't apply if there is no city water fill (and solely a gravity fill).
Before going to heroic lengths, check that you don't have a city water fill valve that's not closed fully. Obviously that doesn't apply if there is no city water fill (and solely a gravity fill).
