I have 2004 coachman amara and can't stop the water pump running I have replaced the pressure switch to no avail Does any one know thw the correct wiring for it? Also I can't find the water filter It is not in the obvious places I thought maybe the filter could be the problem.
It is a big hassle as I am in Spain for the winter
check outside for leaks as pressure is not being made.or a hole in the pipe. is the non return valve the right way round? screw the pressure switch all the way in and open a tap nearby,screw out slowly until water is running and the pressure switch is clicking loud,close tap.one of the micro switches could be stuck in the on position if you have them fitted.
Post last edited on 10/01/2011 18:11:04
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check your tap switches ,turn off the power to the pump operate switches and listen for a slight clicking sound it s not a bad place to start if you havnt looked already
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This may seem silly but I had a similar problem with a previous van it turned out to be the battery charger was not keeping the 12v system charged and it resulted in the pump constantly running due to low voltage, sorted charger and pump was ok, you never know may be worth checking, good luck.
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i had same problem last season and it was due to too many ppl conected to ehu and using alot of power (ie heaters etc) although my battery was showing fully charged it wasnt and quick external charge done the trick
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