Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Richard 01903 on June 28, 2011, 02:26:40 pm
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Hi I think I may have an air lock ,yellow hose burst 3 times today as pressure just seems to keep going ? Same yesterday .Any ideas how to get rid of it ???
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an air lock will be no water.
more like a faulty pressure switch, are you using a flow controller.
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You need to turn the pressure cut off setting down. Either on the pump or on your electronic controller.
with this hot weather, everything expands more- mainly hoses. This allows much more pressure to build up as the expansion absorbs it to a degree. ;)
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Iam using Veristream digital and shurflo pump!
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what actually burst the pipe or a connector.
when it first got hot a 2 months ago i had a hozelock keep bursting off, as i used a piece of cheap garden hose which when hot is very soft.
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Iam using Veristream digital and shurflo pump!
You need to lower the pressure cut off value to compensate for the heat.
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pole hose keeps bursting, I use microbore hose on reel and gardeners yellow pole hose with a trigger, pressure just keeps building pump wont stop unless I do it manually.
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How do I lower that ???
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How do I lower that ???
turn unit on-
Press AND HOLD both up & down buttons together for a few seconds until a figure is displayed- (this is the cut of value/number)
Press & hold these two buttons again & the above value will start to flash.
While the values are flashing, this is when you can change the setting with the up/down buttons.
select a value & then YOU MUST turn the unit off & then back off again to "store" this new setting.
NOTE------- the values go from low to high 123456789ABCDEF.
You might have to play a bit to get it just right. I use 8mm hose so my settings will be lower than with 6mm hose but as a guide mine are- 7 in winter, 6 in summer & 5 with heated water.
Hope that helps. ;)
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It may be that air is creeping in before the pump, make sure all connections are tight.
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Thanks for that advice guys plus ive just read instructions ::)