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how do i know if my water well pump works?
our well went dry a couple of times and we shut the pump down as soon as we noticed, now i wonder if the pump is still working at all or if we are still dry, any idea how to do that?
all i know is that there's current (the pressure switch is sparking when closed or opened - not sure which one). i have to proove that my well is dry to a golf course nearby that just started pumping like stupid in a very dry season, and my problems started when they started pumping. thx in advance.
Tricky one.
When you close the contacts on the pressure switch, you are energizing the pump. The pump should be fed through a "box", which actually prevents the pump from short cycling or over-cycling. So it is unlikely your pump died. but you never know.
Two tests. First, close the contacts for up to a minute or so and: A. listen for the first slug of water through the piping from the well, and B. look for pressure in the storage tank to begin to rise (you should have a gage that indicates system pressure.
If neither of these seems to happen, you can throw a clamp-on ammeter onto the power leads for the pump. Then close the contacts again and see how much power is drawn. Low amperage indicates a freely spinning pump rotor. High amperage might indicate a locked up pump. At 240 Volts, I think locked rotor amps would be around 4 or 5 amps per leg, but I'm not sure. No current draw could also suggest a croaked pump. But again, pumps are protected so that they don't run themselves to failure in the event of water loss.
You might want to check with your town to find out how deep the wells are at the golf course, If you guys are at the same depth, they definitely could have sucked the aquifer dry. If they are substantially deeper, you may just be a victim of drought conditions, while they are drawing from deeper water pockets that have more longevity in times of drought.
Note, by the way, that most pressure switches kick "on" at about 40 psi, and kick "off" around 60 psi. But when you run dry, the pressure switch will not turn "on" at pressures close to zero. So you need to hold the contacts closed (carefully with insulated tool or override lever on some switches) until you get to around 40 psi. Then, the contacts should hold themselves closed until you hit 60 psi.
Good luck with the well.
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