water regulator

[dlbarr]

Dewinterizing today & leaving for trip on Monday afternoon. Pulled this out of the side compartment to hook up & flush the system....do you think the guage is just bad? Or is there a way to reset the guage? The whole unit is only maybe 3 years old...

[Grumpy]

May have had a little residual water and froze

[Trapper2020]

My guess is also that it froze. Happened to me once so I replaced only the gauge. Works fine now. Safe travels

Enjoy the journey

[Jay2504]

That type of regulator is very prone to freezing. I always put mine in the house for the winter. Jay

[Jagiven]

Probably just the Guage.

[PaulB12]

Originally Posted by dlbarr

Dewinterizing today & leaving for trip on Monday afternoon. Pulled this out of the side compartment to hook up & flush the system....do you think the guage is just bad? Or is there a way to reset the guage? The whole unit is only maybe 3 years old...

If you were happy with the pressure you had set don't worry.
PaulB12

[Witt74]

You can replace the gauge

[Finally Able]

Yup. Looks "pegged". Gauges are usually replaceable. I've had to replace several on well pressure switches -- most well-stocked hardware stores, or orange/blue big box stores, should carry them. You can get them in 1/4" or 3/8" sizes (the diameter at the threads.) Get the brass adaptor if you can't find the right size. I'd agree that the regulator itself should be fine.

[dlbarr]

Yes, the guage. Regulator is fine. I will bring inside during winter months from now on. Thanks to all.