A homeowner notices their well pump cycling excessively—five or six times just to refill a toilet tank. They are concerned about burning out the pump.
Inspect the entire system for leaks. Check the pressure tank’s air charge (with the pump off and system drained) – it should be 2–3 psi below the pump’s cut-in pressure. If you are not experienced with well systems, contact a licensed well service technician to diagnose and repair the tank or pump.
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