Originall Posted By 56Nomad
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Ours went south and WW sent out a replacement. Looking
at the placement of the (4) mounting screws, it appeared that
it was installed at the factory prior to the placement of the
sink and counter top. It was very hard to access those (4)
screws and then reset them </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
It's a bad placement, for sure,of a fixture that will,as you found, occassionally need service. I was considering moving the pump to the emty cabinet just inside the door next to the furnace. The piping could easily be run through the steps to under the sink. It would then also provide easy access to winterize when needed.
Sandjunkie, it does sound like you have air in the system somewhere. Particuarly since it's ok at the kitchen sink, directly above the pump.
You might try this. Bleed the system starting at the drain hoses below the basement, then the outside shower. Be sure to have at least 1/4 tank of water. Turn on the pump to pressureize then open the drain valves and then the outside shower. See if any air comes out. As a side note:if you ever need to winterize do not forget to drain the outside shower hose. That cheapo plastic faucet will destruct with the slightest frost. Happy Trails!!
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