Removing Submersible Well Pumps

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Steps in Removing Submersible Well Pumps | whatisgoingonblog.com

There are times that Submersible Well Pumps will have problem in their functionality. So, if this time arrives, you must have an idea on how to remove submersible well pump from its location.

Initially, you must turn off the power source, particularly the breaker. Next is to remove the well cap. In doing this, see to it that you will match the socket set to the socket as well as match the well cap to the bolts holding. In order to remove the bolts, turn it in a counter clockwise direction. Between the bolt cap’s bottoms, slide the screwdriver’s tip. To free the cap, twist the well cap. Pull it away from the pump’s casing. Next is to loosen the adapter pitless. Slide and turn the pump’s three handle removal tool. Wrap it with electrical tape. Pull the tee-handle on the well casing. Using nylon rope, tie about 1/4 inch to secure a knot. Finally, pull the pump from the pump casing.

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