In my well pump system where would this go? after the holding tank? before holding tank?
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Hi Nilehorse, This system is for portable use. It screws int a standard hose bib type connector. I put an adapter on the sink. This company also has 'point of use' type with a small tank. The 'point of use' type can go under the kitchen sink. You may be thinking about a whole house filter, which would go after the holding tank.
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This is a portable system that you connect to a water spigot or sink faucet, turn on, collect the water it makes in a bucket or pitcher, then turn it off. If you are looking for something to treat your whole house, give us a call on Monday to talk to one of our water techs. 8-4 central time 785-735-9769. afwfilters
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Just pull out the tank and their is a rubber attach stopper you pull out. Very simple .
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Unlock the vacuum, allowing air to reenter. Then remove hose and pour out of front spout, being sure not to go too fast and get any in the pump section or spill. I refilled my oil containers.
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Hello - not sure exactly of your question, but this system has a bladder inside instead of just simple air compression. I do not expect any change required to your well or well line set-up. I am a do-it-yourself plumber and researched tanks extensively before I bought this one. I am quite impressed so far after 1.5 years of service - no more surges in the shower and much less cycling of the pump due to the larger size of the tank + bladder. Suggest you go to their website to see how these are made for more info. Good luck.
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No it doesn't. If something gets into the water with the pump, it ends up in my tank.
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The line will always have some "fluid" in it when you are done. That's why the valve is at the end, it seals the line between the pump and the valve. Fluid will NOT run back through the pump, so any residual is trapped there. With the portable system, leave the line attached and walk the pump uphill when you finish, then detach and let the fluid drain out. If you can store the system without removing the line, you don't have to worry with it. We've used the permanent Clean Dump for years and wouldn't leave home without it.
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I believe they put oil in it to test run it. After that they usually drain it. Then ship it out. I had to fill mine, however you can still see the residue left. If u had a full tank, they probably forgot to drain, but make sure you check the level.
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&lt;If the pump is running longer then 90 sec. you may have to change the pressure line ( .25 white plastic line to the pressure switch) to a different location. &lt;i bought a the same pump and it ran to long to build up pressure so I put it closer to the tank.
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Its on bottom by drain plug u pull it out and there suppose to be place for oil around bottom
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That will really depend on what you already have. When I bought my tank, I was replacing an existing tank I had. The fitting on the bottom was different than my last tank so I had to purchase additional fittings and some replacement PVC pipe. If you are using this as a replacement, typical fittings and pipe will be required in order to return your well to normal use.
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Standard inch and a half plumbing fittings screw into the pump and tank. Visit your favorite home improvement store and they will have all the fittings you need.
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Turn the nut inside the filter canister (ccw). Mine is tight. The pump can be pulled down and out. Use a rag to plug the hole so you don't lose too much water.
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There is a switch on the pump that allows you to set the degree of flow. I didn't want to bother with pulling the pump back out, so I just stuck some hornwort in front of the output. Voila! Happy neons!
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Good Evening Ana Laura Lewellen. If your well is a shallow well with above ground equipment, Yes the pump will work. Are you using the existing expansion tank?
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if this is like the 1 liter one I have, there should be a little insignia of an oil can right in front of the trigger on the top right before the brass rod that goes down into the cup. From what I have gathered, it is not oil that is needed but every now and then add a little petroleum jelly or other water NON-soluable grease just to keep the o-ring pliable...if it dries out, pump won't work...go to Solo site, this explanation should be there
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Buy one for well system.There is an installation port on the pump.I use two.One at the pump and one at the tank.
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Be sure you have pressure line [ Discharge Line Full of ant-freeze] Also the holding tank