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Old 10-03-2016, 09:37 PM   #1
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Comfortaire bed

I have a dual mattress/dual control Comfortaire RV 750 king size bed installed in my 2009 Dutch Star. Both mattresses deflate the moment I lose 110VAC, but they hold air without leaking as long as the pump is powered by 110 volts.

I called Comfortaire support. They do not carry any pump parts. However they will be more than happy to sell me a brand new pump for $359, which is their "discounted" price.

I can't believe there isn't some sort of check valve in the pump that keeps the mattresses from deflating when the pump loses power. So, I am looking for repair ideas without having to buy a new $359 air pump.

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Welcome to the forum.
This link shows check valves for what you need from Comfortaire and others.
All the links below in my signature have information for your Newmar also.
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