No good deed
goes unpunished. No silver lining
without a touch of gray.
Friday we put
flame to debris and executed a safe, controlled burn which we carefully
extinguished using lots of water.
Yesterday
morning we noticed that our water pressure was diminished. A quick check of the filters told us that the
system was in regeneration. Reinforcing
our belief that the pressure would return to normal after the regeneration
cycle, it did return to normal.
Yesterday
evening the water appeared cloudy. This
happens a few times a year and regenerating the system normally resolves the
problem. I started another cycle about
1800. This seemed to help matters.
This morning
the same pressure drop was evident, perhaps to a greater degree. The system was also in regeneration.
We’re
focusing now on the pressure switch that is intended to control the pump
activity when the system pressure drops below a set point. We’ve replace one pressure switch and a pressure
tank. Tomorrow morning, I’ll call the
well company that we use. Hopefully,
replacing a pressure switch will solve the problem.
We had
several things scheduled for tomorrow.
Water is the highest priority.
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