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What should I do if a household self-priming pump has a metallic taste in the water it pumps each time?

2016-05-18View Original

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What should I do if a household self-priming pump has a metallic taste in the water it pumps each time? I hope everyone can offer some suggestions; it’s not necessary to replace the pump – there must be other ways to solve this problem!
Reply #22016-05-18
It’s probably a problem with the water pipeline; replace it more often, or add a filter.
Reply #32016-05-19
If it’s a water source issue, then it must be resolved first! Otherwise, install a filter at the inlet to remove unpleasant odors!
Reply #42016-05-19
Does your pump have a cast iron casing or a copper casing? You need to rule out whether it’s the pump body that’s rusted or the pipes that are rusted
Reply #52016-05-19
The pump body or pipes are rusted. . . .
Reply #62016-05-19
Add some filters to it – for rust removal, and also activate carbon to eliminate odors

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