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Daniel DeleonSep 8, 2025
What to do if CountyLine CLA202 pressure switch is too far from tank?
- KKevin MeyersSep 8, 2025
Move the switch to within one foot (.3m) of the tank.
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Move the switch to within one foot (.3m) of the tank.
What to do if CountyLine CLA202 bleeder orifice check valve is stuck?
If the valve is stuck, free it. If it's installed backwards, reverse it.
What to do if my CountyLine CLA202 check valve at pump discharge is stuck?
Free the check valve.
General| Brand | CountyLine |
|---|---|
| Model | CLA202 |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Contains essential safety instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance. Alerts user to potential hazards.
Guidance on inspecting the pump for damage and understanding warranty void conditions.
Instructions for safely grounding the pump and motor to reduce electric shock hazards.
Details on meeting electrical codes and using appropriate copper wire for connections.
Provides diagrams for correct hook-up information for 2-wire motors, adhering to electrical codes.
Outlines methods for splicing electrical cable to motor leads using taped or heat-shrink splices.
Guidelines for connecting the power supply cable, ensuring correct voltage and frequency.
Instructions for installing the pump, including pressure tank hookup and safety rope.
Procedure for starting the pump for the first time, especially for developing a well.
Guidance on connecting the pump to the water system, including pressure relief valves and freezing prevention.
Addresses problems like the motor not starting, fuse blows, or overload protector trips.
Covers issues such as the pump starting too frequently, leaks, or tank waterlogging.
Details problems like little or no water delivered and air or milky water discharge.
Outlines the 12-month warranty period, repair/replacement options, and required documentation.
Details conditions not covered by warranty and limitations of remedies.
