Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Majestic on August 02, 2007, 11:34:00 am
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I have just had a new pump and varistream fitted in my van.
I came to use it and water is leaking from the bottom of the pump ( the black plastic bit )
I have tightened up the screws but its still leaking water. Both are new, has anyone had this problem .
Just had another look and its leaking from the black bit with 3 screws underneath the inlet / outlet fitting
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:'(
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Thanks Jase, your home early today
water still leaking out of my pump . Good job my van has protectacote.
Im sure Alex will know
We should have a ask Alex section
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John sounds like the seal isn't seated properly between the pump case and the pump head.
Sounds like you will have to send it back.
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Great :(
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Sounds like either a split diaphragm or as Jeff1 said an incorrectly assembled pump. My guess would be a split diaphragm. Either way it will need to go back.
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After having another look at it , the water seems to be coming from the black bit of plastic with 3 screws underneath the inlet / outlet fittings
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You need to take off the pressure switch and re-seat the spring,there is a little round peice of black plastic that goes on top of the spring,when fitted properly this round black button like peice of plastic should move up and down smoothly.
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Where will I find this
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You need to undo the 3 screws on the pressure switch 3x cross head screws,pull the bottom off and then put back together making sure it`s assembled with everything in place.If somethings loose it will leek.
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Make sure you disconnect the pressure switch with the varistream,it`s not required that`s why i love it.
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I have just had a new pump and varistream fitted in my van.
I came to use it and water is leaking from the bottom of the pump ( the black plastic bit )
I have tightened up the screws but its still leaking water. Both are new, has anyone had this problem .
Just had another look and its leaking from the black bit with 3 screws underneath the inlet / outlet fitting
John, you shouldn't have to worry about it, let the supplier worry about it while the new pump is on it's way to you.
Peter