We solved the waterworks problem!

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For the last year, every time we drain down the water we have had problems getting the pump to work again. As we had drained down over the past couple of cold nights and could not get it to work again, it was annoying to say the least.

We thought it was a problem with the switch but Barrie came up with another idea today.

He attached a hose to the sink tap and blew up it very hard.

Hey Presto! We have running water again.

Hope this helps someone else with the same conundrum :)

(Barrie reckons it could work for men with dicky tickers too :) )
 

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We had a problem last night with no water coming through but the solutionwas somple today, hadn't put enough water in. Filled it up some more today and water running fine.
 

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OMG I can see brass instruments coming into the band.

Or what about Didgeridoo work shops ! :xrofl:

Glad you have sorted your problem. :xThumb:
:xgrin: Bob and Janie.
 
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Sorry hiccups must be drinking too fast.
Happy New Year.
:xgrin: Bob and Janie.

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For the last year, every time we drain down the water we have had problems getting the pump to work again. As we had drained down over the past couple of cold nights and could not get it to work again, it was annoying to say the least.
We thought it was a problem with the switch but Barrie came up with another idea today.
He attached a hose to the sink tap and blew up it very hard.
Hey Presto! We have running water again.
Hope this helps someone else with the same conundrum :)
(Barrie reckons it could work for men with dicky tickers too :) )

I rushed on to this thread thinking my (many) nocturnal stumblings to the cold, tiled toilet were going to be solved..............................................my disappointment is total!:cry:
 
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I rushed on to this thread thinking my (many) nocturnal stumblings to the cold, tiled toilet were going to be solved..............................................my disappointment is total!:cry:

A long length of hose might work. :xThumb:

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Sleeping in the toilet might be better for the old geezer. :xThumb:

Knee your suggestion noted:mad: and if Mrs BB has her way (not that way obviously) I shall be banished to the icy realms of the bog!:cry::xrofl:
 

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