John Canfield
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There's no 'controller', just the pressure switch on the pump itself (unless it's the Shurflo Smart Series, it can vary the pump speed but it's is still on the pump itself.)
House water pump stopped.
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Gary RV_Wizard
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Sorry I raised the question about a pump switching controller or relay. Doesn't seem to be applicable here.
Daffy: Since you have three pump switches, I can all but guarantee yours has a pump switch controller (relay). The wiring needed to make three switches work any other way is quite complex, whereas using a control module is simple and inexpensive. But RV builders have made a liar of me before...
Daffy: Since you have three pump switches, I can all but guarantee yours has a pump switch controller (relay). The wiring needed to make three switches work any other way is quite complex, whereas using a control module is simple and inexpensive. But RV builders have made a liar of me before...
Daffy
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Gary RV Roamer said:
That makes total sense.
John Hilley
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Gary RV Roamer said:
My 99 Brave has three switches and no controller.
Gary RV_Wizard
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OK, I yield. Winnebagos apparently don't use pump controllers. I thought the folks at Winnie were smarter than that, but I am too often surprised.
3 or more switches for a single device requires at least one specialized switch (called a 4-way) and extra wiring between them. Here is one diagram:
http://users.wfu.edu/matthews/courses/p230/switches/SwitchesTut.html
3 or more switches for a single device requires at least one specialized switch (called a 4-way) and extra wiring between them. Here is one diagram:
http://users.wfu.edu/matthews/courses/p230/switches/SwitchesTut.html
