Like the red hair. We live in town but we have hard water. Lime builds up around the faucets and sometimes we get calcium grit in the faucet screens themselves. You're getting her done. 😃😃💖💖👋👋
Very good info Anson. I would have never thought of the trash from construction being in the pump. As far as the screws I have seen several places on both the trailers that we have owned that they just used what ever screw they had in their hand.
Nice work getting it fixed up my friend. Shavings could be from when they built rv and drilled holes for fittings. They never make something easy to fix or repair in campers
While I’m struggling to figure out what is going on with my RV water system, I have to celebrate that reaching the pump on mine is so simple compared to what you have to deal with!!
Umm...yeah our pump cycles too...no leaks...it doesn't cycle often but I just flip the switch to the pump off when we go to bed. Maybe I should do the same to our pump but afraid if I take it apart that it won't work at all when I put it back in! 😱😜🤣
Yeah it worked like a dream after I cleaned it to but should have double checked other screws before it decided to eat itself...ugh. Thanks for watching.
Ohh our pump is intermittent turning on and driving me crazy! All lines no air and not on but all night long the pump turns on about every 15 minutes or less! So need to take it apart and check this bladder thingy! Afraid it won't work at all when I put it back together! 😜🤣😱💦
@@ShepherdsChapelonYT I was told it was because the bladder inside the pump (the yellow flap part) was dirty. I ended up cleaning and saving the old pump as a backup.
Like the red hair. We live in town but we have hard water. Lime builds up around the faucets and sometimes we get calcium grit in the faucet screens themselves. You're getting her done. 😃😃💖💖👋👋
Thank you very mucho.....yeah calcium is not fun either...been there done that.
I really enjoy watching your family journey. Jeff from Bobblehead sent me over.
Very good info Anson. I would have never thought of the trash from construction being in the pump. As far as the screws I have seen several places on both the trailers that we have owned that they just used what ever screw they had in their hand.
Thanks brother...yeah not a fan of the builders to this RV...lol
Nice work getting it fixed up my friend. Shavings could be from when they built rv and drilled holes for fittings. They never make something easy to fix or repair in campers
Not easy for us fat kids anyway....hahaha
While I’m struggling to figure out what is going on with my RV water system, I have to celebrate that reaching the pump on mine is so simple compared to what you have to deal with!!
Ummm....thanks...lol. Hope you figure out what's wrong soonest....we STILL gotta get a new pump installed at some point.
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Really good information. Thanks for sharing this.
Need to adjust the by pass screw, bottom screw on your pump.
Thank you... If I still had the pump. It did not survive...😬👍🏼
Great video and info
Thank you brother
Umm...yeah our pump cycles too...no leaks...it doesn't cycle often but I just flip the switch to the pump off when we go to bed. Maybe I should do the same to our pump but afraid if I take it apart that it won't work at all when I put it back in! 😱😜🤣
Yeah it worked like a dream after I cleaned it to but should have double checked other screws before it decided to eat itself...ugh. Thanks for watching.
Like your security system.
She's a bit needy but does the job well...😉😝🤣😂🤣😂
Ohh our pump is intermittent turning on and driving me crazy! All lines no air and not on but all night long the pump turns on about every 15 minutes or less! So need to take it apart and check this bladder thingy! Afraid it won't work at all when I put it back together! 😜🤣😱💦
Yeah ours stopped but for other reasons...lol. So yeah... Good luck...😬😁👍
Did you figure out why it was running intermittently I have the same issue how about every 40 minutes it turns on for a second. Can't find any leaks.
@@ShepherdsChapelonYT I was told it was because the bladder inside the pump (the yellow flap part) was dirty. I ended up cleaning and saving the old pump as a backup.
Thanks for getting back.I guess I'll try cleaning it. Any tips on cleaning it or do you just rub the parts until they look clean.
@ShepherdsChapelonYT I had never taken one apart before but was easy and I just cleaned the bladder with rubbing alcohol.
How long inbetween each cycle of the pump before you cleaned it?
I only cleaned it once but our issue was not from being dirty... The pump overheated and melted screws holding the diaphragm