Evening, I'll try not to waffle too much. My shower pump has finally died ( lots of lovely clunking grinding noises when its on ) i thought not a problem I'll just order a new one from screwfix. My pump is currently in the loft but ive just read lots about not putting them in the loft, they need 600mm etc. The dead pump is a newteam varispeed 50, my hot water tank is on the landing and cold tank is on a raised stand in the loft but more like 300mm not 600mm. Anyone know of a pump that'll do the job or am i resigned to moving the new pump into the airing cupboard with the hot water tank?
replacing a shower pump in the loft
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You just need to buy a negative head pump.
This is what you will need :
http://www.screwfix.com/p/stuart-turner-44426-positive-negative-head-2bar/95061
Andy
http://www.screwfix.com/p/stuart-turner-44426-positive-negative-head-2bar/95061
Andy
Although a negative head pump, the unit itself requires a minimum of 500mm head of gravity to operate correctly.
http://www.free-instruction-manuals.com/pdf/pa_1001828.pdf
You could always suck it and see, it will probably be fine
http://www.free-instruction-manuals.com/pdf/pa_1001828.pdf
You could always suck it and see, it will probably be fine
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Just don't buy anything off Stuart/Turner. Their pumps are carp.
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