A well pump that keeps tripping the breaker is drawing too much current — which usually means the motor is failing, the pump is running dry, there\'s a short in the wiring, or the pump is seized. Don\'t keep resetting the breaker; call a plumber. Repeated resets can burn out the motor completely. Common causes include: worn motor windings, a waterlogged pressure tank causing constant cycling, a dry well, or a wiring fault. We diagnose the root cause before recommending any repair.