Recently my well pump wouldn't shut off when the pressure rose. The switch is a 30-50 psi switch but it wasn't working. I replaced the switch with another 30-50 but still the pump will not shut off even up to 60 psi. Is there something else I could be checking out? There's a plastic tube that runs from the bottom of the switch to a place on the body of the pump. I cleaned out the fitting on the underside of the switch and cleaned out the tube, but I didn't take off the fitting that goes into the pump for fear that water might shoot out. Could that be the problem? Thanks, Rich

I really hope this is not a pump again. This would be the 4th in 2 years and the 3rd Miller!!! The other night we lost pressure in the house. I thought it was because my daughter took a bath in the garden tub and my son who stays in there 30 minutes took a shower right after and in the mean time the washing achine was running. This has never been a problem before now. I went out to the head and had very little pressure. What really turns my stomach is that I can hear the pump humming. The well is 320' down and the pump is probably 50+ feet below the water line or at least it was 6 months ago. I really would hope that this could be a pressure switch but based on the symptoms Iam seriously doubting it... Any suggestions or advice??? Thanks Wade