My foreman told me that the WFP was spotting badly. Today I checked the water from the DI tank, and it was at 250, even though the water at the spigot on the side of the house where I had hooked it up was 95!
We have only been using this DI tank for two months. Last year we were able to use a DI tank for a year without it exhausting.
There have been a couple of jobs where my guys were hooked up to well water. I wonder if that is the problem.
So, here's my question... Do you think I could still have some well water in my hose, and that's why the reading is coming out at 250? It has been at least a week since we used the well water, and have used the WFP since then, so it seems like all the older water should have run through by now.
Any ideas would be appreciated here!
We have only been using this DI tank for two months. Last year we were able to use a DI tank for a year without it exhausting.
There have been a couple of jobs where my guys were hooked up to well water. I wonder if that is the problem.
So, here's my question... Do you think I could still have some well water in my hose, and that's why the reading is coming out at 250? It has been at least a week since we used the well water, and have used the WFP since then, so it seems like all the older water should have run through by now.
Any ideas would be appreciated here!
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