Things You'll Need:
- Water Pump Supply Service Kits
- Insulation
- Screwdriver Sets
- Insulation
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Step 1
Purchase a supply service kit from your pump manufacturer or RV dealer.
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Step 2
Set up a clean work area away from the vehicle.
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Step 3
Turn off the vehicle - no electricity should be going through the system. Turn off the water supply as well - no water should be going through the system.
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Step 4
Mark the wires plugged in to the water pump so that you know where they go after the repairs are finished.
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Step 5
Disconnect the wires.
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Step 6
Remove the water pump after taking off the mounting bolts and vibration pads.
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Step 7
Take the pump to the clean work area for the overhaul.
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Step 8
Remove the diaphragm-retaining screws and then the diaphragm, checking for cracks and defects.
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Step 9
Check all surrounding valves to make sure they are unobstructed, and then check and clean or replace the filter screen.
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Step 10
Replace the diaphragm.
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Step 11
Reassemble the water pump, and remount it in your RV. Reconnect the in and out water tubes.
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Step 12
Refill the water tank, and turn on the pump. Check for leaks.
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Step 13
Run the water pump until no air is left in the water system.








Comments
Carols said
on 10/3/2008 Have my rv travel trailer in storage. Anyone know rv mechanic that can come out to site to repair a water pump?
Carols said
on 10/3/2008 MY WATER PUMP IS NOT PUMPING WATER FROM THE FRESH WATER TANK. PUMP COMES ON BUT NOT PUMPING AND WATER. WHAT SHOULD I DO?
Carols said
on 10/3/2008 Hi,
My water pump is not pumping water from the fresh water tank to the hot water heater. Pump is on and working but not pumping water. What should I do?
LaDean said
on 9/29/2007 Hi, all I need to know is how to take off the filter and clean the debris off. Also where the fuse for the water pump is if it needs to be changed..