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If it does crap out il chuck it BL. Reason being it will be difficult to get into the other half of the pump where I assume the starter and contacts are, so I'm hoping that the problem is that Cap. Time will tell, not a genius in this field, I'm only persevering with this coz it's been a great...

Pretty much the same down under Jadnashua, 20mm female connections to WH for residential properties. Cheers P15

Ok DL, my new 6kw Geny was not the cause of the pumps collapse and we believe the problem stemmed from my old Geny whose voltage output was fluctuating. A retailer I spoke to said that was the likely cause of the problem. I've located a new Cap and will give this a go. Thanks again for yr help...

Thanks for input DonL, it's a brand new Geny, however the pump is a early model , I'm sure the voltage is fine, il replace Capacitor an see how it goes.

Hi reach4, Yea m8, something similar to that, no pressure switch or ACU (auto control unit) attached. Thank you for yr help and suggestions, I shall follow up asap!

I'm not familiar with this make of heater, however it is most likely to be of one piece construction, like many other makes, insulated with an outer casing and pipe connections attached thereto.

Yea Ted, 3" ok provided there's sufficient fall to ST and the tank is located not to far from fixtures. Terry covers your other concerns adequately. Cheers

Hi Lellylel I believe Jadnashua is right and it is highly unlikely one could repair this heater. Not economically viable, better to replace. I'm at a loss to understand, how the heater became empty of water? I'd be looking to rectify that to avoid a repeat!!

Hi all Got a Dynaflo transfer pump 0.4kw ,Motor type 354. Older model that's been going well until I upgraded to a larger 6kw Generator from a 2.8kw one. Switched on pump and nothing, no sound, no water! Took the cover off and noticed the end of the Capacitor where the wires are attached has...