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I considered that, too. I’ll report back with what I find.

Well, folks, I followed the group’s instructions: hooked up to city water opened the tap and shower. Here’s what I found. Sure looks like a cracked manifold to me - can anyone confirm? If so, what type of manifold is it so I can replace it?

Okay! I’ll try it and see what happens. Thanks for taking the time to write all of that down.

Ok, I’ll try it!

I’ll give it a try!

In order, and thank you for asking these questions, they’re super helpful! Which one is the drain back the tank valve? I only have two valves I can open/ close - the one to the tank is open and the drain valve is closed. Nope, no water or air come out of the faucet with the pump on. Valve...

Nope, just opened the drain valve at the back, parked on a hill, and let gravity do her thing. I also ran the pump to force water out of the lines so nothing froze. I also removed the water strainer to keep it from cracking.

The tank is full to capacity. Tried with the tap open and closed before turning the pump on and nothing changes. Would hooking the hose up to the city water connection help blow open anything that is blocked?

Nope, it’s closed.

Yes, valves are in correct positions and water is present in the filter attached to the pump. Tell me more about priming the pump, please.

I filled the water tank, turned on the pump (it seems to be running normally) , but the system won’t pressurize. Opening the tap does not yield any escaping air for hot or cold, so my guess is there’s a stuck check valve or blockage somewhere. I sure would be grateful for some insight. BTW this...