Pressure never reaches cut-off
If the gauge does not climb high enough, the pump may keep running because the switch never reaches shut-off pressure.
A pump that keeps running may be trying to build pressure but failing. That can point to a leak, low water, damaged pump, pressure switch problem, tank problem, or restriction in the system.
If the gauge does not climb high enough, the pump may keep running because the switch never reaches shut-off pressure.
A pump running without enough water can be damaged. Shut it off if it appears to run dry.
Weak flow during constant pump operation can point to leaks, well supply, or pump performance problems.