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 E 769. External pump - Where's the switch?
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Remus Subscriber 19/05/2013 


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Hi all, today I tried to use the external pump but couldn't find out how to get it to work. We've only had the 769 (2007 model) for a couple of months so I'm still finding my way around it. The socket for the pump is just forward of the freshwater inlet cover. I plugged in the pump and immersed it in a full aquaroll. I couldn't discover a switch to start the thing. I rang the dealer and he said there should be a rocker switch somewhere. I tracked the wiring from where it entered the 769. It entered into the space below one of the seats by the door, from there it went up through a conduit into the top locker and then into the space behind the control panel. At no point did I see anything resembling a switch. I tried using the control panel but that only seems to work the onboard pump. I also looked around various lockers and other places like the hot water/heating pipework. Zilch.
Any advice would be appreciated.
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Hi

I had a 2007 Kontiki 669 and at that time, these motorhomes did not have a pump to transfer water from a barrel to the motorhome tank. I suspect yours has been retro fitted.

I know the above is not a lot of use, indeed if any use at all, but it might explain the lack of information in the manual etc

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Hi,

I'm sure it is switched using the Control Panel (EC200?) via one of the digital options?

I know the main water pump is on a button of its own, but I think the external pump is accessed using the up and down cursors (the ones that scroll through battery life, water remaining etc).

Good Luck.
 
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If it is an EC200 then the pump switch on the panel can operate either the internal, external or both pumps by selecting using the scroll buttons. See section 4.3 on page 7 in the link.

http://www.sargentltd.co.uk/EC200_System_Instructions.PDF
 
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Hi, thanks for your replies. The control panel is a NE 183 which I believe is made by NORDELETTRONICA. The 769 manual makes no mention of an external pump in the Control Panel section - or anywhere else as far as I can see. I'll try the digital options on the panel again but I've already tried this (maybe I missed something). If it's a retro-fit I'll get onto the dealer. Thanks again for your help.
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