brianp38dse
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If you have had a bad connection on the rear pipe and its been leaking then there is a good chance your pump is tired, for what it costs for a pump refurb kit do it and hen its a known item, you can check output from pump by undoing the blue pipe from pump and holding your finger over it, if you can pump gone. P39spares on fleebay is a known good supplier of kits.
Datatek
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Back always raises first.
It's not likely to be valves in the valve block but as you had a leak, the pump is probably knackered
There is the thermal cut out in the pump?
Unless the tank is full of air?
A faulty pressure switch?
When the pump stops, is it very hot after the short time it runs?
Unless the tank is full of air?
A faulty pressure switch?
When the pump stops, is it very hot after the short time it runs?
Pumps got very hot when it failed but it’s not running long enough now to get hot. Can the thermal cut out get stuck is there a way of resetting it? I don’t think the tank is full it’s like the power is being cut from the pump it starts when I turn it on with the software but then fades out like it’s lost power and slowing down rather stopping while it’s running
Datatek
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The rear bearing has been known to fail and seize.
Jon Dor
Well-Known Member
Unlikely, but always a possibility. That's why warranties are given...to cover out-of-norm occurrences.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
New or reconditioned?
Has it been feeding a leak?
6 months of that would kill it.
