PCB Board

eoinola

Hi

So the plumber came at the weekend to drain the boiler and fix an issue with boiler itself. When he completed the job he turned the power switch back on for the pump but hey presto the pump wouldn't run - dead as a door nail. He had no idea why. Any ideas why it might be dead?

So I opened the pump up and checked the motor by bridging the N&M slots - the motor worked when i switched the power on. I then checked the sensors but nothing (i assume when bridging you leave the wires in which are already in place) - i assume it is safe to say that the pcb board is gone (it was only replaced a few months ago!)


So i need a board - does anyone know where i can get a PCB board for a Stuart Turner Monsoon Universal N1.5 bar Twin pump. Showerdocter only sells it as part of installation and modern plant dont have any - any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

roy rodgers

I bought one online from the uk recently and was here in 3 days from the time I ordered it..

eoinola

can you tell me where you got it? thanks

eoinola

would you be able to let me know where?

also a last question what size fuse amp should be put in the switched fuse spur? I am trying to find out if the plumber made a mistake.

Thanks

sky6

There is a chap on adverts he seems to have a stock of them.

K.Flyer

P.M. sent.

eoinola

Thanks for that Brian

I got a board from a guy in Balbriggan - i was wondering if you had any idea with a problem i am having. I fitted the pcb board and the everything going fine except there is no water flowing from the cold taps. Any ideas?

Thanks

Eoin

K.Flyer

Check if all the wiring is correct.
One of the flow switches goes to the two most central terminal connections.
The next flow switch cable splits and goes to the connections on each side of the middle ones.
And the pressure switch cable splits and goes to the connections each side again.
If you have this correct, then swap around the cables from the flow switches and see does the problem swap over as well.
If it does, then its a problem with the sensor or the float, but if it doesn't change anything, then it may be the pcb or a water valve is closed somewhere.
See how you get on with that.

yipeeeee

Madness the advice been openly and carelessly dished out here.

K.Flyer

yipeeeee wrote: »

Madness the advice been openly and carelessly dished out here.

What do you mean?

yipeeeee

K.Flyer wrote: »

What do you mean?

You know what I mean regards rgis only been allowed work on boilers and how it against the law.

K.Flyer

yipeeeee wrote: »

You know what I mean regards rgis only been allowed work on boilers and how it against the law.

Yes, you are quite correct, I, an RGI myself, should never give advise on how to carry out repairs on any Gas Appliances.

However.....

In this case we are talking about the repairs to a Stuart Turner water pressure boosting pump that increases the pressure in your taps and showers.

In future read through the thread before jumping in with inaccurate assumptions.

yipeeeee

K.Flyer wrote: »

Yes, you are quite correct, I, an RGI myself, should never give advise on how to carry out repairs on any Gas Appliances.

However.....

In this case we are talking about the repairs to a Stuart Turner water pressure boosting pump that increases the pressure in your taps and showers.

In future read through the thread before jumping in with inaccurate assumptions.

Fair enough, my mistake.

Apologies.