In this video, we show you the best way to a pressure switch for 115V and 230V pumps. This method will work for any pump that runs directly off of a pressure switch - including jet pumps, well pumps, lake pumps, cistern pumps, booster pumps, and more!

If you're replacing a pressure switch, all water pressure must be relieved from the system before you remove the old switch. With the power OFF, open the nearest tap (usually a hose bib on the tank tee) until the pressure gauge reads 0 PSI, then close it. Leave the power off until you're ready to test the new switch/check for leaks.
Be safe when working on/around electrical devices. Always turn off the power to the pressure switch before you work on it. If you're not 100% confident in your safety do not do the work yourself, instead call an electrician.

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