Crazy.... Our Cow-pod just started doing doing this. Thanks for the tips. Ill try to take it apart and see if there is crud in it like yours. Thanks Kevin.
The check valved should hold the pressure but if it is cycling ever couple of hours you probably have a slow leak from shower or sink. if is a check valve leaking it will usually do it sooner than that. Also if check is leaking when you have it connected up to city water it will bleed through and fill up your fresh water tank. th-cam.com/video/dOKadl_iZxc/w-d-xo.html I hope this helped answer your question. Thanks for watching!
I found two more leaks and have fix them. I can't find any more leaks. Instead of every 2 hours now the pump is cycling every 40 minutes. Could it be that since the other leaks are fixed it's putting back pressure on a leaky diaphragm. Do you think cleaning the diaphragm might help
@@ShepherdsChapelonYT yes you could take apart your pump and check. Mine had a lot of stuff in the line as you see in my video that caused it to bleed.
Crazy.... Our Cow-pod just started doing doing this. Thanks for the tips. Ill try to take it apart and see if there is crud in it like yours. Thanks Kevin.
Yeah I hope it works out for ya. Thanks for watching!
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Glad to help
How often would it cycle if it's a bad check valve. Mine is cycling every couple hours
The check valved should hold the pressure but if it is cycling ever couple of hours you probably have a slow leak from shower or sink. if is a check valve leaking it will usually do it sooner than that. Also if check is leaking when you have it connected up to city water it will bleed through and fill up your fresh water tank. th-cam.com/video/dOKadl_iZxc/w-d-xo.html
I hope this helped answer your question. Thanks for watching!
I found two more leaks and have fix them. I can't find any more leaks. Instead of every 2 hours now the pump is cycling every 40 minutes. Could it be that since the other leaks are fixed it's putting back pressure on a leaky diaphragm. Do you think cleaning the diaphragm might help
@@ShepherdsChapelonYT yes you could take apart your pump and check. Mine had a lot of stuff in the line as you see in my video that caused it to bleed.