On Board Water Pump

[Dustydog]

Sir Roger
I have a Shurflo and as Chrisn says it will run on for a few seconds after taps are closed and the system re pressurises. Also every so often it will pulse as pressure is maintained.
I think you may have cracked it.

 

[chrisn7]

It shouldn't really need to pulse from time to time, unless there is a very small leak, perhaps a tap dripping, or a joint just starting to weep. Perhaps the only advantage of an audible pump is that it does give warning in this way

 

[ProfJohnL]

The pump may pulse once in a while if you have the water heater on, and either used no hot water or just a small amount, and the turned the heater off. as it cools the wtyet will contract reducing the pressure, so the pump may just pulse to rebuild the pressure

 

[SirRogerFFS]

Thank you all for your suggestions which obviously most of them I have tried to get where it is now. To be fare I will now more in 11 days time when we go off again. . Its been a bit of a task but hey its a bit more knowledge that I can share with others. Thanks again everybody .
Regards Sir Roger .

 

[Gagakev]

Thank you all for your suggestions which obviously most of them I have tried to get where it is now. To be fare I will now more in 11 days time when we go off again. . Its been a bit of a task but hey its a bit more knowledge that I can share with others. Thanks again everybody .
Regards Sir Roger .

You've now got 10 days to fix it before you go, :lol:
Come on Sir Roger you can fix it....there's a good lad