12V pump on idle??
Hey, went camping for the first this year, noticed this problem when we got the trailer last year, but though I figured it out...well I didn't. The Situation went like this...the pump did not get to p...
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WOW RJsfishin is good!
Did not ask the OP what make\model the pump is and knows that their is an adjustment thats NOT for the in and out pressure!
MontanaCamper
Could you let us know the make/model of that pump? I'm courious about this allen screw adjustment RJsfishin spoke of.
I have a Shureflow pump in my 93 Pace arrow. I believe it's original. It has a screen on the intake side that should be cleaned ocasionally. I did have to replace a coule parts but it's still going strong.
The backside of the citywater connection has a check valve and could possibly start leaking. It's nice to have a male plug that can be screwed on that city water connector to keep it from leaking.
If your pump keeps running it's either;
Bad vales on pump.
Bad check-valve on city water connector.
Hot water heater by-pass valve.
Water line leak.
Keep a close eye on that water system. Leak could get interior wet!
Keep us posted on your findings.
Oh, I'm NOT one of those "Know it All's" LOL
Did not ask the OP what make\model the pump is and knows that their is an adjustment thats NOT for the in and out pressure!
MontanaCamper
Could you let us know the make/model of that pump? I'm courious about this allen screw adjustment RJsfishin spoke of.
I have a Shureflow pump in my 93 Pace arrow. I believe it's original. It has a screen on the intake side that should be cleaned ocasionally. I did have to replace a coule parts but it's still going strong.
The backside of the citywater connection has a check valve and could possibly start leaking. It's nice to have a male plug that can be screwed on that city water connector to keep it from leaking.
If your pump keeps running it's either;
Bad vales on pump.
Bad check-valve on city water connector.
Hot water heater by-pass valve.
Water line leak.
Keep a close eye on that water system. Leak could get interior wet!
Keep us posted on your findings.
Oh, I'm NOT one of those "Know it All's" LOL
