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Step 3 · Check Current Pressure Settings

The pressure switch typically has two sets of numbers indicating the 'cut-in' pressure (when the pump turns on) and the 'cut-out' pressure (when the pump turns off). These are usually marked on the switch itself or visible on a dial. Note these values down. You can also use a pressure gauge if one is installed on the system to confirm the current operating pressure.

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Step 3 · Check Current Pressure Settings

The pressure switch typically has two sets of numbers indicating the 'cut-in' pressure (when the pump turns on) and the 'cut-out' pressure (when the pump turns off). These are usually marked on the switch itself or visible on a dial. Note these values down. You can also use a pressure gauge if one is installed on the system to confirm the current operating pressure.

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Water Pressure Adjustment

Step 3 of 6·55 min left

Safety First: Turn Off Power and Water
5 minutesBeginner
Locate the Pressure Switch and Tank
10 minutesBeginner
3
Check Current Pressure Settings
5 minutesIntermediate
4
Adjusting the Pressure Switch
20 minutesAdvanced
5
Test Water Pressure
15 minutesIntermediate
6
Check Pressure Tank Functionality (Optional but Recommended)
15 minutes
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