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Quote: Originally posted by Al+Mel on 22/5/2011

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Pump switch/breaker/fuse or battery low voltage?

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pressure switch / screw fully in or down.with all connected as normal open one tap fully.very slowly screw out the screw until it just starts clicking and you have a flow of water.close tap.the green or red light will come on when the tap is opened and should go off a few seconds after the tap is closed.if the pump is running and the green light is on with no water present at the taps there is an air lock.remove the pump completely and add to the water first and then fit it into the socket of the van.some think there is a fault when no water comes immediately as it does take a few minutes for water to arrive

Quote: Originally posted by Tentz on 22/5/2011

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Could be tap microswitch. Under sink can you see 2 thin
wires going up to tap? Turn on tap & touch wires
together. If tap works then you either need to dismantle
tap & fit new microswitch or get a new tap.

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Quote: Originally posted by michael on 22/5/2011

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pressure switch / screw fully in or down.with all connected as normal open one tap fully.very slowly screw out the screw until it just starts clicking and you have a flow of water.

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Quote: some think there is a fault when no water comes immediately as it does take a few minutes for water to arrive

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you will not have both systems,if there are wires to the taps you have micro switches,if no wires it is a pressurized system.if you have more than one tap its unlikely that all micro switches have failed.do you have a fuse anywhere that has failed.as said battery needs to be good. see also

Slow water flow

nice van by the way.

thanks do you mind if use for others from time to time?