If you pump water into your home from a rainwater tank, then you rely on the pumping system to give you water when you need it. If your pump stops working normally, then it might need a repair. Or, you might need to replace it.
Before you decide what to do, try to work out what has gone wrong. Why do these water tank pumps stop working?
1. Leaks
If you feed your rainwater into your toilets or washing machine, then internal leaks in your general plumbing system can affect how well your water pump works. Read More»
It might not be too hard for you to figure out that there is something wrong with your water heater; your water heater might not be working at all, it might have noticeable leaking or it might be making a lot of noise. Even though you might know that there is something wrong with your water heater, you might not know what is wrong with it or what might have caused it to start malfunctioning in the first place. Read More»
While Australia’s tropical climate is the envy of many countries, this fine weather does pose a problem that some people do not take into consideration — a lack of rainfall. Over the years, Australia’s arid weather has steadily led to a scarcity of water and this has a range of ramifications. One consequence of this is the inability to grow a lush yard without the help of an artificial water supply. Read More»
Repairing an overflowing sewer system may cost you an arm and a leg. It also disrupts your daily routines. Wastewater poses many health risks to you and your family. Most sewer issues result from neglected blocked drains. If you ignore a blockage, it will escalate over time into a regrettable situation. For that reason, you ought to act quickly when you see signs of a clogged drain.
If you are a do-it-yourself enthusiast, you can easily fall for the temptation of fixing the blockage yourself. Read More»
When your water tank pump breaks down, it can be difficult to know what to do. Use the following tips to help you determine a course of action, based on what kind of fault your pump has developed.
1. When the Pump Won’t Start
The simplest cause of a water tank pump refusing to start is a problem with the electrical supply. The issue could be as straightforward as a power surge tripping a circuit breaker, in which case you can resolve this problem by resetting it. Read More»
