How do you install a pressure tank to this pump
600377
My setup is a T connector added to the outlet side of the pump. One end of the T runs to the pressure tank, while the other end connects to the house main water line. The best part is this pump has a built-in pressure switch, so it turns on and off only when the pressure is low on the tank.
600378
I used to have a picture of my setup up on the page, but it appears to have dissapeared. I attached a T to the outlet and placed a pressure tank on one outlet, and the water line to the other part of the T. I have had no issues. this is the tank i usedWatts DET-5 2.1 G Potable Water Expansion Tank for 50-Gallon Water Heaters
600379
My setup is a T connector added to the outlet side of the pump. One end of the T runs to the pressure tank, while the other end connects to the house main water line.The best part is this pump has a built-in pressure switch, so it turns on and off only when the pressure is low on the tank.
167279
first attach pipe to the tank side before you do any other fitting-- this is key to sucess
1412670
I have white connector and that gets inserted into the pump. This connector comes attached to the pump. Best way is to remove the connector from the pump, insert the return tube to the connector, and then push the connector to the pump to get a tight fit.
176142
Hello. You simply completely remove the bottle cap, place the pump onto the bottle, then screw it on. I hope this helps.
2074085
The pressure rating far exceeds your pump. The connector is standard. At worst you would have to add an adaptor.
2153021
Just pull out the tank and their is a rubber attach stopper you pull out. Very simple .
991617
The regulator on the hose is set for the unit. I just hook it to the tank and turn it on.
435911
It is simple. Just unscrew pump handle while pushing down on it. Then fill with liquid being careful not to fill above the mark for maximum fill. Good luck.
15137
I do not use a pressure tank. I just pump at my 500 gallon tank up 60 feet to another tank at my house. Today
1603879
You'll also have to swap out your pressure tank for an overflow tank. You may need to fabricate a bracket, or just get creative with some elbow brackets. This guy's videos are the best, and very comprehensive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyeQVzlGLAI .
460626
It is more then likely the pressure switch, just cut the red wires to the front of the pump and connect the positive to the red wire going into the pump, if this works go and buy a regular pressure switch at the hardware store, if not it the internal brushes.
1971447
You will need a regulator (I forget the PSI but it's in the installation manual) rigid pipe or code-compliant flex hose and the services of a licensed gas installer.
1751188
I just screwed it right below pressure guage with some Teflon tape. Great pump. Hope this helps
1235981
attach garden hose to pump - plug in pump - submerge in water - pump water out through hose
613679
The American Standard 738109-0070A Flush Valve Assembly is easily installed by using the supplied disc shaped tightening tool - it is driven by a 3/8 inch socket drive. Clean the tank flush hole. Place the unit through the whole rotating it as desired. Tighten the internal nut using the supplied tool while gently pressing downward on the flush valve keeping it vertical. Remove the disc shaped tool. Assemble the flapper valve. Attach the pull chain to the flush handle. Fill the tank and check of it leaking. Mine worked perfectly. Be well.
1404318
Place hose on wanda and the other end to the intake at the skimmer and turn pump on
444501
Yes, You need to purchase a brass T , a pressure gauge, a pressure regulator (for the well pump) ie. on @ 40psi off at 60psi., and a check valve, also a spigot to drain the tank.