Jim H. SW-PA said: (quoted from post at 21:15:39 06/28/08) My Bladder tank calls for 30# of air, If you think as I do that it is waterlogged, shut off the pump and open the furtherest spigot, drain the whole system at the tank close all the spigots turn on the pump,let it build max pressure, then starting at the closest spigot, open slowly to release the air, shut that one off and keep going up the line with all the spigots until the last one is bled and you should be good to go
your bladder tank air setting should be two or three psi less than your pressure switch cut in setting bleeding the spigots wont help him he needs to get his air pressure set back where it needs to be. those schrader valves will leak some times. cadet trooper i cant tell from your post what type tank do you have ? is yours a bladder type with a schrader valve on top or a non bladder type?
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