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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: d s windowcleaning on April 02, 2009, 03:29:11 pm
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is there a way a pressure switch can be checked to see if its still working it on a shurflo pump ?
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Not sure how you can test it but the switch itself can be replaced for £1.50 from Maplins.
Only took 10 minutes to replace, just be careful when you take it apart cos the springs popout.
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have you got a link or product/part number? think i need one. but i'm not sure, worth a try for a coulpe of quid. dont fancy paying 25quid delivered for shurflo one
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I had that the spring pop out on my flojet and i think something else did too never did find the bits so now i have a pump i can't use >:(
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I took the top off a pump and it all went pinging everywhere.
So I threw it in the air and bought another one. ;D
I've got a few bust pumps in my van which probably all perfectly fixable.
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is there a way a pressure switch can be checked to see if its still working it on a shurflo pump ?
Shut the flow off on the outlet from the pump and the pump should stop when the pressure builds up, if it's don't it's knackered
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is there a way a pressure switch can be checked to see if its still working it on a shurflo pump ?
Shut the flow off on the outlet from the pump and the pump should stop when the pressure builds up, if it's don't it's knackered
would the pump still work even if the pressure switch is no good ?
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is there a way a pressure switch can be checked to see if its still working it on a shurflo pump ?
Shut the flow off on the outlet from the pump and the pump should stop when the pressure builds up, if it's don't it's knackered
would the pump still work even if the pressure switch is no good ?
Yes, all it does is stop the pump once the cut off pressure is reached, if it don't cut off then it will probably blow all your connectors
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what if the pump cut off in mid flow of a clean, and then did a squirt every few seconds, then after maybe a minute it started again, but sometimes have to turn flow controller off and on to restart it. ? could that be the pressure switch also ???
or something else
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is there a way a pressure switch can be checked to see if its still working it on a shurflo pump ?
Shut the flow off on the outlet from the pump and the pump should stop when the pressure builds up, if it's don't it's knackered
would the pump still work even if the pressure switch is no good ?
Yes, all it does is stop the pump once the cut off pressure is reached, if it don't cut off then it will probably blow all your connectors
im getting nothing at all from my pump checked all the wires , fuse ect and theres nothing at all so have you any idea what the problem could be ?
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what if the pump cut off in mid flow of a clean, and then did a squirt every few seconds, then after maybe a minute it started again, but sometimes have to turn flow controller off and on to restart it. ? could that be the pressure switch also ???
or something else
This sounds like your battery needs charging.
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Could try just connecting the pump straight to the battery. If it works then the pressure switch is faulty
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what if the pump cut off in mid flow of a clean, and then did a squirt every few seconds, then after maybe a minute it started again, but sometimes have to turn flow controller off and on to restart it. ? could that be the pressure switch also ???
or something else
Are you using the digital Varistream? I had a similar problem caused by setting the pressure too low.
Selecting A will not work on my system without giving the problem you described.
Selecting B with a flowrate of 5 works perfect on my system.
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Has anyone found the pressure switch at maplins ? As i have had a look and can't find it.
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Has anyone found the pressure switch at maplins ? As i have had a look and can't find it.
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=6453
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Thanks John
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I have had a look at these switches and which one do i get? I have a 100 psi pump. Also is it very hard to put one of these switches in.
Thanks for any advice.
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what if the pump cut off in mid flow of a clean, and then did a squirt every few seconds, then after maybe a minute it started again, but sometimes have to turn flow controller off and on to restart it. ? could that be the pressure switch also ???
or something else
Are you using the digital Varistream? I had a similar problem caused by setting the pressure too low.
Selecting A will not work on my system without giving the problem you described.
Selecting B with a flowrate of 5 works perfect on my system.
i'm using an ecoflow, much like the variflo but blue. it acts very strangely like its a mind of its own. sometimes well nearly a couple of times everyday, it'll go full pelt. not normal full like when getting rid of airlocks, this is like a turbo. it goes mad! then when its turned down it doesn't slow down till you get past half way, then it kind of switches on and off really quickly while still throwing loads of water out. i'm thinkin i need to replace it wth a digital like yours dai