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Topic: The Bailey noisy pump cured by Whale
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29/5/2007 at 8:19pm
Location: Wirral Outfit: Bailey Unicorn Seville
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We went to the CC national meet and, after registration, went straight to the Whale stand and told them of our very noisy pump. Within a couple of hours two very nice Irish gentlemen arrived at my van saying that it would be the way I primed the system and maybe a slight adjustment here and there. Two and half hours later they accepted that my pump was faulty and indeed that the problem was inherent in the way the thing had been assembled as apparently two of four diaphragms were smaller than the other two. This, after a slow, section by section dismantleling of the complete unit. Eventually they replaced the main, upper part of the pump, changed the inlet hose for one with a smaller bore and replaced the left hand tap which controls the water flow to the on-board tank. They were meticulous in the way they carried out the job and said that although they had heard of the complaints about noise mine was the first pump that they had actually had brought to them for examination and repair. By the time they had finished the noise from the pump was just a murmur and, with seat down and cushions in place was almost
inaudible. Fantastic! So, the noise was not normal, quite the opposite, and it was not the case of a caravanner being used to an external pump refusing to get used to change. Now it may not be the same fault with all those noisy pumps out there but get it checked out just in case. Oh, and by the way, the new series 6 has the water flow options controlled by electronics rather than those silly handles and they have installed an automatic cut-off in the on board tank when it is full.
------------- I feel like I'm diagonally parked in a parallel universe.
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25/2/2008 at 2:25pm
Location: UK Outfit: Whale Manufacturer
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Just to update everyone, Whale Pumps is just our brand name our name is Munster Simms Engineering Ltd.
The £25 is not just for a modified pump, It is a complete upgrade of the watersystem. Bailey will fit this free of charge, just give us a call and we will send you out a form to fill in and all relevant information, then you send it back and the process begins.
If you were to urgrade this system without this it would cost approx £200, so £25 is not a bad price for a complete new water system.
Thanks
Whale Pumps UK
------------- Regards Marty @ Whalepumps
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