water pump

Hi all just picked up my Broadway FB yesterday all ok on handover ..gone to it this morning and water pump on constantly all taps working fine but having to turn pump off at control unit ....... anybody know where the pressure regulator is ???????? looked all over cant see one.

If you don't know what it's like it's like this...

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Paulmold wrote:If you don't know what it's like it's like this...

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Hi pal yep I know what it's like ....but be buggered if I can find it lol

Should be easy to find now Paul has posted a photo. Near the heater or just listen for the pump and the pressure regulator should be near, I don't know the layout of your van.

once found, just use small turning of the knob until the pump stops, you may have to adjust it again depending if on EHU or battery.

Happy hunting.
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Richard

Thanks guys I know how to adjust lol ..... just can't find it at all ..... was fine on ehu on handover but on leisure it's running constantly...... I WILL FIND YOU ...... LOL

come on guys .......... someone must know .....even emailed Autosleeper lol ..........

Don't know layout of your van. But the regulator will (obviously!) in a hose line out of the pump Assuming you can find the pump, then follow the pipes.... On mine, the regulator is  under a bench seat which is in front of the wardrobe, but it's high on the wardrobe bulkhead  and not easily visible because the lifted bench cushion obscures it unless you really bend down and look upwards - it's a few feet away from the pump which is on the floor under that bench. Not obvious!

Cym

On our Bourton this switch is particularly well hidden. I think it was installed from a security perspective, where it could never be stolen as the thief would never be able to find it.
There are two white inspection plastic discs located under the seating area, nearest the wardrobe and heating unit. Looking into either of them will reveal nothing, as you’ll never see the switch. Slide your hand into the hole furthest away from you, and nearest the wall, and you’ll find it tucked away in there. 
Obviously this relates to our Bourton, but you may have something similar on yours ?

shortstock wrote:come on guys .......... someone must know .....even emailed Autosleeper lol ..........

I didn't really want to have to go through that every time the battery had a different voltage so first alteration on our Wircester was to remove the whale submersible and pressure switch and replace it with a Whalemaster pump - pleased with it so far.

David

Yessssssssss found it ...... guess where ...... in the pan compartment of the cooker ....really .... all done now

rventhusiast wrote:

shortstock wrote:come on guys .......... someone must know .....even emailed Autosleeper lol ..........

I didn't really want to have to go through that every time the battery had a different voltage so first alteration on our Wircester was to remove the whale submersible and pressure switch and replace it with a Whalemaster pump - pleased with it so far.

David

how did you do this ?

shortstock wrote:

rventhusiast wrote:

shortstock wrote:come on guys .......... someone must know .....even emailed Autosleeper lol ..........

I didn't really want to have to go through that every time the battery had a different voltage so first alteration on our Wircester was to remove the whale submersible and pressure switch and replace it with a Whalemaster pump - pleased with it so far.

David

how did you do this ?

Errrr, well I confess that when I say 'I' I really mean Leisuretech NE! As I wanted the 3M filter fitting I took the opportunity to have the pump changed too. The work involved dropping the tank, removing the submersible pump then the pressure switch (inside a kitchen cupboard, fitting the new pump where the pressure switch had been located and connecting it all to the existing pipe work.

It probably is well within the capabilities of any good DIY person although the hardest bit would be dropping the tank. I do know that others on the Autosleeper forum have left the submersible in situ, but disconnected electrically, and the new pump has had sufficient power to draw water through the impeller.

Leisuretech did try a Shurflo 20psi initially but it just didn't have enough power to supply a good flow through the (very fine) 3M filter so used the Whalemaster 30psi on advice from the technical department at Pozzani who are the UK agents fir the filter.

David

rventhusiast wrote:

shortstock wrote:

rventhusiast wrote:
I didn't really want to have to go through that every time the battery had a different voltage so first alteration on our Wircester was to remove the whale submersible and pressure switch and replace it with a Whalemaster pump - pleased with it so far.

David

how did you do this ?

Errrr, well I confess that when I say 'I' I really mean Leisuretech NE! As I wanted the 3M filter fitting I took the opportunity to have the pump changed too. The work involved dropping the tank, removing the submersible pump then the pressure switch (inside a kitchen cupboard, fitting the new pump where the pressure switch had been located and connecting it all to the existing pipe work.

It probably is well within the capabilities of any good DIY person although the hardest bit would be dropping the tank. I do know that others on the Autosleeper forum have left the submersible in situ, but disconnected electrically, and the new pump has had sufficient power to draw water through the impeller.

Leisuretech did try a Shurflo 20psi initially but it just didn't have enough power to supply a good flow through the (very fine) 3M filter so used the Whalemaster 30psi on advice from the technical department at Pozzani who are the UK agents fir the filter.

David

Iam going too look into this and just replace pressure switch with pump first and see how it goes

There is a factsheet on replacing submersible pump with a Shurflo (or whalemaster or flojet) in the factsheet section.

Love you people. Our water pump wasn't shutting off. It had me worried. I have just primed the water system and must have tightened down the pressure controller by mistake when closing the vents to the boiler.  One search on here and problem solved.

I have a 1999 Peugeot Boxer with an Autos-Sleeper Symphony conversion. Does anyone know where I can find the water pump? I have checked all the cupboards without success.  It was replaced last year, before I owned the van, with a Sureflo pump.   Could it be in the tank?

Shurflo are not submersible, they were standard on the Symphony and are located under false floor in cupboard under cooker.

Johndoe wrote:I have a 1999 Peugeot Boxer with an Autos-Sleeper Symphony conversion. Does anyone know where I can find the water pump? I have checked all the cupboards without success.  It was replaced last year, before I owned the van, with a Sureflo pump.   Could it be in the tank?

Obviously so desperate for an answer that he hasn't visited the forum since posting the question. Sometimes I wonder why I bother.

Agreed Paul, just like the person I spent ages on with photos for fitting a spare wheel to the back of the Harmony............................