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02-11-2008, 02:48
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Water pump
Greg
Thanks for the info on the water valve plumbing loop. If I have to replace or rebiuld that the sporlan valve I know where mine is. Unfortunately it is in my curbside bedroom closet behind my chassis heater. It is hard to see let alone get to. I that because Randy replaced one a few years ago in an SP. Don 89 SP 36' Butler, PA Zephyrhills, FL On Feb 10, 2008 10:57 PM, Gregory OConnor > > > > > > Sporlan is a name brand for the electric valve that fills the > potable water Tank. On many other campers, there are two hook up > points for water. one point fills the tank and the other is for > connecting city water to pressurize your plumbing loop. Wanderlodge > has only one hookup point. > > The one hookup point is passivly connected to the loop so by hooking > in and presurizing the connection hose, you are only pressurizing > the plumbing loop. while hooked up you can fill the tank by activly > energizing the electric Sporlan valve. when the valve opens it dumps > water into the tank. > > The problem with Sporlan valves are that if the valve fails and > stays open you have a opening in your plumbing loop. when the 12v > pump comes on it takes water from the potable tank and pushes it > into the loop but the open sporlan is dumping most of that water > back into the tank. I wish BB put a backflow valve on the city water > input line after the input flow passes the sporlan tankfill tee > branch. the backflow valve is all the way at the female hosebib > hookup at the bus. > > The sporlan in my 94 tankfill is a diaphram valve like a lawn > automatic sprinkler valve. (some sporlans differ) On a lawn system > there is always pressure up against the valve waiting for it to get > a signal to open. the diaphram valve needs pressure on the input > side to stay closed. In the bus the pressure is often turned 'off > and on' which allow the valve to float open and slime builds on the > seals making them hard to reseat once there is pressure to close > the valve. > > GregoryO'Connor > 94ptRomolandCa > > |
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