[Jack A. Trades]

Alright this sucks.
I am on a well here, and there was a lighting strike in my backyard, and now my well doesn't work.
I reset all of the breakers, including the well disconnect.
The well disconnect has those old glass fuses, and I verified power coming in before the fuses, and leaving after the fuses.
The wires then go to some little switch type thing and I have power there too. Then the wires go down in to the casing to the pump.
My pressure gauge is saying 0 psi.
I don't know what else to check, and I am worried that my pump got cooked somehow.

 

[Plumber101]

Measure the voltage between the two fuses. Should be 240 vac.

If you have voltage then you may have smoked the pump. Another thing to check is if there is a control box in the well then the capacitor(s) may have taken the brunt of the spike. If you cannot find any capacitors then more than likey the pump is smoked.

 

[DUDE!]

not much help but my brother in laws pump got smoked from lightning, and his pump was down 125'

 

[al's sewer]

My well got hit by lightning also. It blew the capacitor in it. Git it replaced and have them install a lightning protector or surge protector on your system. There is also a chance that your well pump was fried also.

 

[Gary Slusser]

You need to troubleshoot the pump motor and power cable before you do anything like a new pump!!

All you need is an amp/ohm meter and instructions, and some common sense to work with 240vac.

http://www.franklin-electric.com/business/WaterSystems/service/AIM/page-43.aspx