When my solar panel are on I have a large amount of bubbles coming from my return lines. The vacuum breaker is chattering allowing air to enter the system. My filter is clean and indicating 10 psi at 2200 RPM with solar off. With solar on it's indicating 12 psi.
Is there a set PSI that the vacuum breaker should stay closed?
If I select 3100 RPM to prime the panels the bubbles go away. I can't turn my pump below 2800 RPM or the vacuum breaker will start chattering again. I've read on the forum that multiple people are able to run their solar panels at 2000 - 2200 RPM with no issues.
I have 7 panels mounted to my single story home directly above the pump pad.
Is the vacuum breaker going bad or do I just need a higher RPM for it to function properly?
Is there a set PSI that the vacuum breaker should stay closed?
If I select 3100 RPM to prime the panels the bubbles go away. I can't turn my pump below 2800 RPM or the vacuum breaker will start chattering again. I've read on the forum that multiple people are able to run their solar panels at 2000 - 2200 RPM with no issues.
I have 7 panels mounted to my single story home directly above the pump pad.
Is the vacuum breaker going bad or do I just need a higher RPM for it to function properly?