Before embarking on any of the following, ensure you have determined the pump to be at issue, by properly troubleshooting and checking the other components in your well system first, based on the presenting symptoms. No water does not always equal no pump. When in doubt, always consult a professional. Be sure to follow any and all applicable laws and codes. Determine what type of pump you need. Submersible pumps are used in deeper wells and will be beneath the ground in a well casing, while a jet pump is used in shallow wells that are less than 25 feet (7.63 m) deep and will be above ground. Find out the power ratings, the gallons (l) per minute pumped and the well size before you install a new pump. Locate well pumps at a water supply retail store, hardware store or online. When replacing well pumps, be sure to purchase the correct type of pump. A circuit breaker controls the flow of electricity to your house, and the well should be on a separate switch. Pay attention to the voltage assigned to the breaker (110/120,240v) as you will need this information to troubleshoot your pump issues, and correctly set up your new pump. When you install a new pump, you need to drain the water from the pumping system.
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One-sentence summary -- Make sure you know that the pump is actually your problem. Obtain a new pump. Turn off the power to your pump at the main circuit breaker. Turn on a hose or faucet to release all the pressure from holding tanks or pressure tanks by letting the water drain out.

Q: Select a destination with access to the beach and water so your baby can crawl around on the sand and dip their toes in the water. With a little preparation, a tropical location can be a relaxing backdrop for a vacation with your baby. Going on a tropical vacation is a good idea if you'd like to escape cold winter weather where you live. You'll also get a break from bundling up your baby in winter gear. Traveling across multiple time zones becomes more challenging as your baby starts eating and sleeping on a regular schedule. Choose a foreign vacation if your baby is still pretty young and sleeps easily throughout most of the day. Planning a big foreign vacation may not be possible for a long time once your baby starts growing, so this might be one of your last chances for a while. Find an all-inclusive package so you don't need to worry about planning meals, excursions, or lodging. Some resorts or cruises offer child-drop off times so you can get a break while your baby plays. Cruises or resorts usually have baby supplies, such as cribs or playpens, which means you won't have to pack as much for the trip and can easily get things you may have forgotten. Staying in the area is a fun way to practice vacationing with a baby since you don't have to go far and you can always return home if need be. To make the vacation fun, book a hotel, cabin, or beach house and look for new things to do in the area. You can stay in town and play tourist or choose a vacation spot within a short drive from home. If you have family or friends that you've been meaning to see, ask if you can bring the baby for a visit. They may already have baby supplies at their place and they can spend some quality time with the baby as you enjoy the trip. Your family might even volunteer to watch the baby, so you can enjoy a date or night out.
A: Head to a tropical locale if you'd like to enjoy the sunshine with your baby. Travel abroad if your baby doesn't have a schedule yet. Choose a resort or cruise if you're looking for convenience. Select a local destination if you're anxious about traveling far with an infant. Stay with family if you want help with the baby.

Article: The perineum is the area between your vagina and your anus. During childbirth, this area can suffer some injury, so it is important to make sure that it is clean and does not become infected. If it becomes infected, the infection may move up into your body and change the color of your discharge. Cleaning your perineum will also help to make passing your discharge as comfortable as possible. To clean: Wash your perineum with unscented, gentle soap and warm water. Scented soaps can contain chemicals that can lead to infection. Use clean wipes, like baby wipes, to wash, rather than a washcloth (this is simply for cleaning purposesif you don't have baby wipes, you will just have to wash the washcloth after you use it). Clean the labia first. Using separate wipes, wipe the area from least contaminated (pubis/vagina) to the most contaminated (anus). This is to prevent transmission of microorganisms from one area to the other. If you plan on breastfeeding your child, start doing so as soon as possible. When you breastfeed your baby, your body is prompted to release oxytocin, a natural chemical that helps your uterus to contract fully. Oxytocin is also used to control the intensity of your discharge. If you do not plan to breastfeed your child, you can get oxytocin supplements (this is covered in Step 1 of Method 4). As discussed in the step about cleaning your perineum, you should avoid scented soaps while you are still producing discharge. Scented soaps can contain chemicals that can alter the pH levels in your vagina, making you more susceptible to infection. The same goes for douching. It is best to avoid putting anything in your vagina, be it a douche or a tampon, while you are dealing with discharge. Putting anything foreign in your vagina can introduce bacteria that could lead to an infection. After you deliver your baby, your bladder becomes less sensitive for a period of time after childbirth. You might not notice that the bladder is full, which makes it harder for your bladder to contract. When you bladder is full, your uterus also has a harder time contracting, meaning that your discharge could be heavier than it should be. To make sure that your bladder remains as empty as possible, go to the bathroom and urinate as frequently as you can. You have just given birth to a living, breathing human beingyou should take some time to rest. Resting helps your body to recover and repair itself from the crazy thing it has just gone through. When you avoid overworking yourself, your uterus also has an easier time contracting, which will make your discharge lighter and easier to manage. Try to drink as much water as you need to stay hydrated; doctors generally recommend between 8 and 12 glasses a day. Water helps to flush out substances like discharge. Being hydrated also helps your body combat any infections that might be trying to take root in your body. If you get tired of water, add some fruit juice to it to give it some flavor. When you wear tight underwear that does not let your skin breathe, you increase the chances that you will develop an infection. This is particularly true when you are dealing with discharge. Because of this, it is important to wear loose underwear that let's your skin breathe. Cotton is a good fabric to go with when looking for breathable underwear. The fabric is light and does not stick to your skin. It also absorbs sweat, which reduces the chances that you will develop a fungal infection.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Clean your perineum often. Begin breastfeeding as soon as possible to increase your oxytocin levels. Avoid using scented soaps or douching. Do not 'hold' your urinego to the bathroom frequently. Rest as much as possible to help your body recover. Stay hydrated. Wear loose, light underwear.