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Subject Topic: Ressetting the Water pressure in A Lunar
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24/5/2013 at 10:26pm
 Location: PRESTON
 Outfit: Bailey Ranger 550 6
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Hi,

I have been advised by my Service engineer that the Pressure needs adjusting on my Van as the Pump runs continuosly when I open any of the Taps, He couldnt get out to show me how to do it before the Bank Holiday Weekend, I am away in The Morning,

I know its a late call,but just finished a long week of shifts,I am new to all this,could anybody point me in the right direction??

My System is A Truma.

Hope what I have written makes sense to One of you Guys??

Cheers In Advance

Stu



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24/5/2013 at 10:40pm
 Location: Lichfield
 Outfit: Coachman Amara 450
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The pump will run continously when you open the taps because if it didn't then you wouldn't get any water pumped through. Are you sure he didn't say that the pump runs continously when the taps were turned off ? If that's the case then yes the switch would need adjustment.


24/5/2013 at 10:54pm
 Location: PRESTON
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Sorry,

The pump keeps running when the Taps are closed!!!!!

Thanks for the Spot

Cheers

Stu



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24/5/2013 at 11:24pm
 Location: south yorkshire
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hi. I pinched this post (by Michael) from another thread about 2 pages down
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fill to full as normal all the caravan systems if the switch lets you.turn off pump.close all taps after filling without air in the taps or hot tank.turn switch knob clockwise all the way to the bottom with care,gently.switch on pump,open nearest cold tap to you,there may not be any water evident at this time.very genty in half turns undo the knob/nut upwards JUST until you have a clicking noise and water starts to flow.STOP.close tap and after a few seconds pressure should be reached and the pump light will go off.the pump light should only come on when you lift a tap handle.if it comes on at other times a rest or leak repair may be required.
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hope this helps
stu

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24/5/2013 at 11:29pm
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G Winger
That is absolutely brilliant, that's something I could do I am sure!!!
I will give it a go tomorrow when I am setting the van up!!
Fingers crossed this will sort my problem out!!!

Thanks again

Stu

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