Water Pump Issue

wa8yxm wrote:
That is not a water pump problem it is a city inlet propblem

Several solutions
one replacing the city inlet is not all that hard
Two try removing the inlet screen washer and inside you will see a plastic "Button" with the pump on (NOTE YOU WILL GET WET) try pressing and releasing this button a couple times with something like a pencil eraser.

Some folks will holler 'You will break it' I do not know if that's true but since it's already broke.... what you got to lose?

Or you can get a quarter turn hose end valve and screw it into the port closed. Might just work (or not)

But Replacing the inlet is fairly easy.

Best to do W/O water supply ON and system pressure relieved (open a faucet)
Doing so WITH system Pressurized can dislodge the O-ring and making replacement necessary
Doing W/O system Pressurized could free up a stuck plunger and 'fix' it

That is not a water pump problem it is a city inlet propblem

Several solutions
one replacing the city inlet is not all that hard
Two try removing the inlet screen washer and inside you will see a plastic "Button" with the pump on (NOTE YOU WILL GET WET) try pressing and releasing this button a couple times with something like a pencil eraser.

Some folks will holler 'You will break it' I do not know if that's true but since it's already broke.... what you got to lose?

Or you can get a quarter turn hose end valve and screw it into the port closed. Might just work (or not)

But Replacing the inlet is fairly easy.

Good advice above. Main thing to note is there's nothing wrong with your water pump.

StarkNaked wrote:
Your check valve has failed, or is stuck. It could be as simple as re-seating the check valve.

Here are the instructions to fix.

https://www.sunlineclub.com/forums/f71/fresh-water-inlet-valve-repair-11736.html

Helpful hint: Never push the check valve in when the systems is pressurized, even just a little bit of water pressure.

If you can't fix right away, all you need is a male garden hose plug. Just screw it in where you would put your hose and it will seal the pressure.

That is your problem and resolution
If the O-ring on the check valve plunger has become dislodged...replacement needed to fix it
OR install a brass garden hose shut off and forget about it
**Closed when using pump----Opened when connecting to city water via hose

If you have a valve that needs to be turned to select city water, internal water or winterize, this valve may have failed or be turned to the wrong setting.

Your check valve has failed, or is stuck. It could be as simple as re-seating the check valve.

Here are the instructions to fix.

https://www.sunlineclub.com/forums/f71/fresh-water-inlet-valve-repair-11736.html

Helpful hint: Never push the check valve in when the systems is pressurized, even just a little bit of water pressure.

If you can't fix right away, all you need is a male garden hose plug. Just screw it in where you would put your hose and it will seal the pressure.