Problem with controller / one shot

[Alex Gardiner]

@Alex Gardiner would you say its best to have di before pump??

In my experience I have found that it is better to have the DI pre-pump as this also means that it is not having to be pressurized all of the time as well as balancing the strain on the pump.

 

[Jake]

Well, all done and it is much better now. There is still quite a bit that comes out but it is 100 times better than before.
Thanks again for all the help & advice guys, got there in the end!

It's right what you all said about doing your own system as opposed to buying one complete - you certainly get to learn how it all works!

Good stuff Jamie :thumbsup:

 

[Larry Glennon]

Jamiesmack I see you are running the flow control at 60 , I had the same problem as you starting out but I found that the problem was the calibration setting's , is your Calibration set at 30 ? if not ten try same it should work ok then .

 

[jamiesmack]

Well I used it properly yesterday on my first ever conservatory clean and it was great :thumbsup: worked right around the back of the house too @Jake

 

[Jake]

Nice one :thumbsup:

 

[bright n klear]

I must have spoken too soon my flow has suddenly decided to play up it flows for about 20 seconds then stops then starts again after 3 or 4 seconds and then 20 seconds starts and repeats the process it doesn't seem to be the one touch but it's definitely something else but it's got me baffled any help would be much appreciated

 

[Jake]

I must have spoken too soon my flow has suddenly decided to play up it flows for about 20 seconds then stops then starts again after 3 or 4 seconds and then 20 seconds starts and repeats the process it doesn't seem to be the one touch but it's definitely something else but it's got me baffled any help would be much appreciated

Probably calibration...

Try re-cal again maybe? But make sure pole is fully extended and vertical so as to mimic cleaning your highest windows...

 

[bright n klear]

Probably calibration...
Try re-cal again maybe? But make sure pole is fully extended and vertical so as to mimic cleaning your highest windows...

I've tried re calibrating from 28 up to 40 still same even disconnected hose to see if air locked but still no joy

 

[steve garwood]

People keep saying set you calibration at 30, but different set ups requires different calibration (length of hose etc). Attach pole, get it running, then do the automatic set up. This will set the calibration to your specific set up

 

[steve garwood]

I must have spoken too soon my flow has suddenly decided to play up it flows for about 20 seconds then stops then starts again after 3 or 4 seconds and then 20 seconds starts and repeats the process it doesn't seem to be the one touch but it's definitely something else but it's got me baffled any help would be much appreciated

That sounds like something to do with the battery

 

[bright n klear]

People keep saying set you calibration at 30, but different set ups requires different calibration (length of hose etc). Attach pole, get it running, then do the automatic set up. This will set the calibration to your specific set up

How do I do an automatic set up? Battery was new last week I've also checked to make sure that's fine too. I've now done all the checks I can think of and its still playing up.... Slightly annoying!!!

 

[bright n klear]

Finally got it sorted somehow a piece of paper/tissue had got into the pole hose an was restricting flow so shutting off the pump. All sorted now and up and running fine