On Board Water Pump Question?
I've read posts about this before, but when searching can't land on any of them now. I'm looking for answers, if anyone else experienced this, what was YOUR cause. Ever since we've owned our Outba...
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It might be the TPR valve on the water heater
As the water heats, it expands, pressure increases and the TPR drips a bit to release that excess pressure.
Then the water cools a bit, and the pump kicks in cause now the pressure is down a bit.
Possible solution.
Drain and flush the water hater, re-establishing the full air cusion
Solution 2, New TPR
Solution 3: reduce pressure on pump if it is adjustable, Just a couple of PSI.
As the water heats, it expands, pressure increases and the TPR drips a bit to release that excess pressure.
Then the water cools a bit, and the pump kicks in cause now the pressure is down a bit.
Possible solution.
Drain and flush the water hater, re-establishing the full air cusion
Solution 2, New TPR
Solution 3: reduce pressure on pump if it is adjustable, Just a couple of PSI.
