[DASERVICES]

Need some help but it is not for me, a fellow w/c has water coming out of his switch and the pump will not switch off. How can this be fixed.

Another question I would like other peoples input is how long has your pump lasted for and what is your flow line. Reason being this is the second time this w/c's pump has gone within a year.

His set up is tank, di, pump, microbore, pole.
Mine has lasted over a year and is still going strong, tank ( pure water ), pump ( varistream), microbore,pole.

Reason I am asking this is to find out does having the di in line or after the pump effect the pump in it is too much pressure for it.

Thanks

[JM123]

we normally set our systems up with the di before the pump, if there is water coming out from the switch then try tightening the 3 screws which hold the switch in place, checking that the piston and seal haven't been damaged.

I find that pumps tend to last around about 2-3 years although that is with pretty heavy use, many find that they can get longer from their pumps.