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Personrwig555
06/1/2020 at 10:13am
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Hello and a Happy New Year to All, I have just bought a 2008 Pennine Pullman which is fine apart from an issue with the water, the unit has a Truma heater fitted which gets hot but does this contain a pump or is the external Whale pump I clip into the side the only pump on the unit? I have tested the Whale pump and it works, I have tried a voltage tester on the inside Whale inlet socket and tap 12v outlet and seems to be power so can only presume it could be something to do with the Truma heater. Any guidance would be much appreciated here and thank you.


Personmarg6
06/1/2020 at 12:56pm
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the only pump on it is the one you put in your barrel of water outside, so you turn on the water heater and wait about 15 mins or so, then when you turn a tap on this provides power to the pump which will pump up cold water into the heater forcing the hotwater along the pipe work and out of the tap, simple as that! don't forget tho you need to make sure esp at this time of year that you have drained the water out completely when not in use as the ice will burst pipes


Personrwig555
06/1/2020 at 6:47pm
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thanks Marg6 I will give it another go, maybe the tap is faulty or a fuse somewhere. I know the Whale pump is working as I have tried this on my old Conway unit. Now I know there is no secondary pump that eliminates that issue so thank you.


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06/1/2020 at 6:52pm
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what exactly is or isn't happening? its not clear from your first post as to what you are trying to fix


Personrwig555
06/1/2020 at 6:55pm
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The Truma heater fitted to my Pennine Pullman has two valves coming off it that can be screwed in or out, anybody know what there purpose is?


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Personmarg6
06/1/2020 at 7:27pm
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do you mean like this one? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CARAVAN-MOTORHOME-CAMPERVAN-TRUMA-ULTRASTORE-WATER-HEATER/293406451553?hash=item4450632761:g:pGsAAOSwxcteD09r I think if thwe answer is yes its the same as that then its pretty self explanatory


Personrwig555
06/1/2020 at 9:01pm
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Hello Marg6, I am just not getting any pumping action when I turn on the tap, the heater is not the problem I am guessing so could be a fuse or the micro switch on the tap. the truma heater fitted has two valves or taps which I now presume are to drain it down? Do these need to be closed off to prime the system?    I will take another look at the weekend and see if I can rectify and thanks for taking the time to reply.


Personkpnuts81
06/1/2020 at 9:31pm
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You need to close the 2 drain taps insert your whale pump into a barrel of water , open the hot tap, turn on the pump and that in turn should force out the air, which may take a couple of minutes, when the hot water runs freely without any coughing and spluttering do the same with the cold tap, always do this before turning on the water heater, if the drain down taps are open all that will be happening is the water will be running out the drain off and not reaching the kitchen tap


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via mobile 07/1/2020 at 4:59am
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Thanks kpnuts I will try at the weekend and appreciate your reply.


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From memory you will have to close the two drain down taps/valves. The tank wont fill if these are left open.


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Personrwig555
via mobile 09/1/2020 at 8:25pm
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Thanks to all for your input on this I am hopefully going to resolve the issue at the weekend, watch this space!


Personrwig555
11/1/2020 at 11:34am
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Just an update on my issue with the water on my Pennine Pullman, got the water coming through the tap and also the hot water resolved. Problem is the pump housing on the external unit where the pump slots in has two clips one top and one bottom that rotate to lock the pump in place, however the bottom one is missing so not getting a good connection, I guess I will have to buy the whole external housing which looks easy to replace. I have had a quick search on E-Bay and they all seem to be the newer version where mine is a bit different but I will get one no doubt. Anyway thanks to all for your advice and it was all appreciated.


PersonRob and Tina
11/1/2020 at 12:05pm
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Have a look at the Leisureshopdirect website, they sell loads of little bits like this. If you can't see what you want it's worth giving them a call, they are very helpful.

Rob


Personrwig555
11/1/2020 at 1:17pm
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cheers Rob I will take a look, it is the old Truma Crystal Mk2 compact housing which has these fiddly clips that rotate. You can get a Truma Ultraflow conversion kit that contains a new compact housing and pistol grip on E-Bay for £40 which looks easy to convert so i will probably go with this. Just need to sell my old Conway Countryman now to free up some space so here's hoping.


Personrwig555
26/1/2020 at 2:36pm
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Anybody got a set of Pennine Pullman 2008 model in brown, bed skirts for sale?



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