Our water pump pulses when a tap is turned on. Shower seems fine and when I turned on the tap in an attempt to flush the waste tank. The pump pulsed till I turned on another tap and the pulsing immediately stoped. Any thoughts on what is going on.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Possible air leak somewhere, I had the same symptom and it gradually got worse until the switch failed. I replaced the pump, it’s a simple job.
Both taps pulse if used separately. ?If its just the one tap causing it have a look at the end of the tap spout for a knurled ring.
If its there unscrew it and give it a scrub with a toothbrush.
It's a kind of filter, like in a kettle spout, and gets clogged with limescale over time restricting the flow and makes the pump switch on and off rapidly.
Turning on a second tap reduces the pressure build up and allows the pump to work normally.
My water pump pulsates when only cold water is being drawn and I don’t like the idea of so much current being switched on-and-off repeatedly. I’m assuming that an accumulator placed on the cold line will overcome that. Has anyone done so with good effect?
[/quote
Not sure if this is relevant?
It may be the pump pressure cut off switch needs slight adjustment then.Both taps pulse if used separately. ?