Pressure pump repair

yourdeadwright

Hey folks
Looks like my pressure pump is slighlty leaking , does anyone know if you can get them repaired or would i need to get a new one fitted,
If so what price would you be looling at
Its a moonsoon pressure pump

Sleeper12

There are plenty of g pump repair companies in Dublin. They call to you or you can br your pump to them. Repaird in 30 minutes or less. They also sell recommended pumps if yours is not worth repairing.
They are easy to find with a google search

anthonyos

Domestic pumps in ballymount are good to deal with

Sleeper12

anthonyos wrote:

Domestic pumps in ballymount are good to deal with

I couldn't remember their name earlier. There is ST Pumps North Dublin too

yourdeadwright

Is removing the pump easy ?
or would have to get them to do it and reinstall it ?

yourdeadwright

One more quick question got quote 250 to get a part to fix the existing pump or 500 - 800 for a new one ,
Would them prices seem about right ?

Are they straight forward to disconnect and connect yourself ?

Wearb

yourdeadwright wrote: »

One more quick question got quote 250 to get a part to fix the existing pump or 500 - 800 for a new one ,
Would them prices seem about right ?

Are they straight forward to disconnect and connect yourself ?

MOD NOTE I am going to delete the other thread. It’s not appropriate to ask the same question on two different threads

Sleeper12

yourdeadwright wrote: »

One more quick question got quote 250 to get a part to fix the existing pump or 500 - 800 for a new one ,
Would them prices seem about right ?

Are they straight forward to disconnect and connect yourself ?

What monsoon have you got? How many bar? positive or negative head? If you don't know maybe a photo of the pump & the plate on the pump with the pump details

yourdeadwright

Sleeper12 wrote: »

What monsoon have you got? How many bar? positive or negative head? If you don't know maybe a photo of the pump & the plate on the pump with the pump details

Moonsoon 1.5 twin bar

GreeBo

500-800 seems very expensive, but if you have/need a negative head they can be more expensive.

I got a 3bar Stuart turner (2 valve) for £250 up north, but the lads down here wont touch it for warranty if it came from the UK so you are on your own if it breaks (which has happened to you anyway, so no real loss imo)

Sleeper12

yourdeadwright wrote: »

Moonsoon 1.5 twin bar

https://www.ie.screwfix.com/stuart-turner-44423-positive-head-2bar.html


https://www.ie.screwfix.com/stuart-turner-monsoon-s-positive-head-twin-shower-pump-1-5bar.html




Technically these are UK pumps coming from Screwfix. Stuart Turner say they will honor the 5 year warranty so long as they aren't modified. The flexis are UK size & most plumbers will swap them for Irish size. Believe it or not this is modifying the pump & voids the warranty. If you leave the UK flexis on & get the plumber to fit a UK to Irish fitting this doesn't void the warranty. This information comes courtesy of Kflyer who took the time out to contact Stuart Turner UK & the agents here in Ireland


Now you need to get a price from your plumber for the few fittings & labor.

yourdeadwright

Wearb wrote: »

MOD NOTE I am going to delete the other thread. It’s not appropriate to ask the same question on two different threads

No problem .

GreeBo

Save you a few quid.
https://www.anchorpumps.com/manufacturers/stuart-turner-pumps/showermate-pumps