[wayne99]

using my second 75psi pump now in 3 weeks, keeps burning the switches out, was told to put a return on the tank and still its gone pear shaped, what the hell am i doing wrong? can someone tell me, the return is set to keep the pump working full time as i was told that these pumps are not designed to start and stop all the time, but still it keeps burning the switch out, anyone have an explanation for me coz i'm beginning to think this was not a good investment, my customers are going to go mental this time, put them all back 2 weeks when it happened last time, i am going to go mad and smash the thing up, please please please help me

[Pureandclean]

Go for the 100psi pumps, they have an automatic shut off valve, turns off after about 30 seconds after you turn your water valve off.
www.andwat.co.uk
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I run mine 6 days a week maybe 6 hours a day and they last me abot 6 months.

 : Blessings :

Graeme

[Roy Harding]

I have had the same problem with three shurflow 60 psi pumps. Stream cleaning supplies say the have had real problems. Have since bought a flow jet 100 psi pump and it has run faultles for six months

Roy

[wayne99]

stream just round the corner for me, hope it lasts a while yet mate. maybe i'll look at those later

[Roy Harding]

Just found a web site Williamson pumps ltd, they explain the problem and say they are producing something to stop this burn out of pumps. Take a look! 

[Roy Harding]

http://www.williamsonpumps.co.uk/WATERFEDPOLE.html

[Roy Harding]

I rang Williams pumps today, and they told me they are releasing a contoler to regulate the speed of the pump about the 1st of march aprox price £50 + vat, it will be on show at the Nec in march. It has manual and automaic settings.