Hi, we had our first weekend in our newly bought 2019 Swift Elegance 580 (we're used to a motorhome).
We’ve never used a Truma caravan system before where you have a portable external barrel: We have a strange situation where we're pumping the water in from the external barrel to the internal tank, the touch display shows 'full' and stops pumping, all good. We were then finding the internal tank was empty without using any water. I checked the configuration of the valves, all correct as per the Swift manual instructions. This happened three times, confused the hell out of us wondering where the water was going, until I lifted the pump out of the barrel and saw the steady flow going back in to the barrel. So we were pumping it in, and it was falling straight back out again!
Does anyone know, is the caravan's system meant to have a NRV between the internal tank and the socket on the side for the external barrel, or, is there meant to be a NRV in the Truma Ultraflow external pump? The pump came with the van, I’m wondering if its faulty. Any light shed on this much appreciated!
We’ve never used a Truma caravan system before where you have a portable external barrel: We have a strange situation where we're pumping the water in from the external barrel to the internal tank, the touch display shows 'full' and stops pumping, all good. We were then finding the internal tank was empty without using any water. I checked the configuration of the valves, all correct as per the Swift manual instructions. This happened three times, confused the hell out of us wondering where the water was going, until I lifted the pump out of the barrel and saw the steady flow going back in to the barrel. So we were pumping it in, and it was falling straight back out again!
Does anyone know, is the caravan's system meant to have a NRV between the internal tank and the socket on the side for the external barrel, or, is there meant to be a NRV in the Truma Ultraflow external pump? The pump came with the van, I’m wondering if its faulty. Any light shed on this much appreciated!