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7. That is what I am leaning towards. I just find it odd that if I leave it off for a few hours and try again

Sat Jan 31, 2026, 02:00 PM

Jan 31

It runs for like a second then stops. I would think if it was frozen it would just stop.

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Anyone here a plumber or know about plumbing? [View all] Eko Jan 31 OP

Do you have a crawl space? PCIntern Jan 31 #1

no crawl space Eko Jan 31 #2

The meter could be frozen. Turbineguy Jan 31 #3

Were can I find the meter? Eko Jan 31 #4

Sorry, maybe I was wrong. Turbineguy Jan 31 #9

all good. Thanks for replying! Eko Jan 31 #10

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Isnt it? Eko Jan 31 #12

Leave the valve/tap open but stay close to it. Hutchewon Jan 31 #14

The underground line could be frozen or broken/burst. biophile Jan 31 #6

Thanks see post 7 Eko Jan 31 #8

does your well have a submersible pump? Do you have a well house? UpInArms Jan 31 #13

On that I have no idea as I rent, but Eko Jan 31 #15

So, it is a community well, not a private one? UpInArms Jan 31 #16

Similar Situation Here ProfessorGAC Jan 31 #17