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  1. Thanks very much for the suggestions, I've attached a photo of the stove and the whole chimney. Unfortunately a straight chimney wouldn't work as the stove can't be moved that far forward. Will definitely look into getting a fabricated chimney. In the mean time, does anyone have any suggestions on cementing together?
  2. Sorry, just to clarify, sounds like one of the valves in the pump isn't workin?
  3. Hi all, thanks for the (partly) useful help. No the chimney isn't being used atm, that would be a very bad idea indeed. The flue has been used for years without any problems, unfortunately it took a big knock and the 4 sections came apart. Obviously 1 piece would be preferential but right now I'm looking for ways to seal it back together, my first attempt failed and I was wondering if anyone has any experience sealing it back together and could share some wisdom as to why the cement didn't work. thanks, R Here you go
  4. So I've takn the pump apart and cleaned it (incidentally it's a gulper 220) and inspected the seal which seems fine and free from cracks, but still the water will not pump. Strangely I can see the water moving up and down inside the shower in time with the pump but isn't leaving the shower itself. What are your thoughts? Time for a new pump or is the problem somewhere else in the system?
  5. I'm trying to fix my stove chimney and need some advice. The chimney was out of action when I moved onto the boat and I was told I needed to cerement the 4 different sections back together. I did this with 1200c silicon cement but on all 4 sections the cement simply cracked off. I've attached some pics of this. What would you recommend? Am I using the wrong sealant? Previously it was sealed with gasket sealant. Finally, the glass is also coming away, can I seal this with silicon too? Thanks for any help you can give. sorry for the blue- copied from a Facebook message.
  6. Hi all, follwed the advice and managed to find it behind one of the wall panels. Next step is to try clean it. Already been some advice given on this front, but just to make sure, I'm guessing I need to disconnect both blue hoses going into the pump first. Do I need to shut off the water pump for the whole boat first? thanks again for your help.
  7. Sorry, just to make sure I completely understand, by upstream do you mean towards the pump outlet or towards the shower?
  8. Thanks for the really helpful advice, will do a bit more exploring and see what I can find. Hi, yes the shower is to the right.
  9. Hi all, my shower pump is playing up and only pumps water at a very slow rate (too slow to run the shower without it filling up). I'm looking to replace it but not actually sure where it's located. I've looked under the carpet and it's not easy to identify where it might be and haven't replaced one before so not sure where they are typically located. attatched is photo of what I can see without pulling up the floorboards (not an east thing to do with how they're laid out). Is the pump likely to be beneath the shower itself or where the hose goes into the wall? Can the pump be accessed via the plug? thanks for any help you can give, robbie n.b i checked to see if this q had been asked before, but couldn't find an answer. Feel free to direct me to previous threads.
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