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Subject Topic: Pennine Pullman Water pump problem Post Reply Post New Topic
24/11/2007 at 9:44pm
 Location: Dorset
 Outfit: Pennine Pullman
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Hi All.

Have just bought a used 1998 Pullman. It's been very well looked after and all is well, except the water pump.

I filled up a water container and plugged on the Whale pump to the connection on the outside of the camper. The pump came on straight away and wouldn't stop. Pressing the pump rubber button inside the camper had no effect whatsoever.

Do I need to get under the camper and check out the switch, or is it something more basic/user error?



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25/11/2007 at 2:03pm
 Location: Royal Forest of Dean
 Outfit:  Swift Major 4SB
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I'd check the switch first. Have you got a friendly camper/caravanner nearby with the same type of pump set up who would let you try their pump on your Pennine? That way you could see if it was the pump or the switch.

 

Good luck, sometimes these things are easy to trace and rectify and sometimes they take all winter!



25/11/2007 at 4:47pm
 Location:  south yorkshire
 Outfit: Bailey phoenix
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Hi if it the switch on the floor , pull of the rubber dome and you can see the switch, it is basicaly a bit of spring steel that when touching makes the contact for pump to run and when up contact is broken so pump stops , just check that contacts are not touching all the time ,spring might be a bit tired and need pulling up to clear , hope this helps ,it is easier than it sounds ,when you have the rubber dome of you will see what i mean

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26/11/2007 at 3:27pm
 Location: North Shields
 Outfit: Pennine Pullman 1991
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I have the other side of the problem.  I cannot get the water to work!  I have an 1992 Pennine Pulman and when I bought it they said the water was hit and miss.  Well its a miss now.  They pump works and I have replaced the whale foot unit so guess its off to find a friendly electrician who doesn't mind getting under the unit to check the connections!  Any other ideas gratefully appreciated


26/11/2007 at 7:15pm
 Location:  south yorkshire
 Outfit: Bailey phoenix
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there is only one other component electrical wise to stop it working ,as you have changed footswitch and pump it can only be the whale connecter on the side of the unit where the pump clips in , assuming you have checked the fuses etc

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27/11/2007 at 2:43pm
 Location: Upper Swansea Valley
 Outfit: pennine pullman
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Quote: Originally posted by john&lynn on 25/11/2007
Hi if it the switch on the floor , pull of the rubber dome and you can see the switch, it is basicaly a bit of spring steel that when touching makes the contact for pump to run and when up contact is broken so pump stops , just check that contacts are not touching all the time ,spring might be a bit tired and need pulling up to clear , hope this helps ,it is easier than it sounds ,when you have the rubber dome of you will see what i mean
i have the same problem and was wondering how to fix it,so i'll try your tip over the winter with a few bits and bobs i have to do for the coming season cheers dude


27/11/2007 at 11:48pm
 Location: Paisley Scotland
 Outfit: Hymer Motorhome
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Clean the contacts on the units socket


01/12/2007 at 5:27pm
 Location: staffs
 Outfit: raclet
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hi,changing subject...we have a pennine pulman,about the same year(we have disconnected our water pump)what is the weight of your unit,is it 750k? we cannot read it on our chassis no  plate. thx


28/8/2008 at 12:50am
 Location: Upper Swansea Valley
 Outfit: pennine pullman
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Quote: Originally posted by roywin51 on 27/11/2007
Clean the contacts on the units socket

unfortunately for me i have broke the bliming unit socket, are these easy to buy?it must have been damaged and me being heavy handed pulling off the foot rubber it all came away from the floor



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