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13/8/2006 at 9:33pm
 Location: Northern Ireland
 Outfit: Swift Challenger 570 & Santa Fe
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Quote: Originally posted by decho on 31/7/2006

Sorry, I should have pointed out that the Swift 540 doesn't have an on-board tank. Anyone else have this arrangement with an onboard pump with accumulator feeding direct to the taps and hot tank only?

Decho


Hi Decho- Yes, I've got the same problem with my 540 - might try the sponge sometime. Incidentally, I removed the spray nozzles from both taps for a much better flow - spray was too high pressured!



29/8/2012 at 7:42pm
 Location: Maldon
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Hi
I have a Bailey wyoming and the pumps are noisy, i made a piece of plywood and mounted the pump on this, it made a big difference also check that the rubber mounting pads are in good condition.
Yes they do occasionally kick in during the night just to maintain the correct water pressure this is quite normal    



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