I am finding this post both interesting and mesmerising at the same time . I have similar problems and whilst they appear to be trivial, when the back or knees play up, and get wet and smelly it is very annoying
No! The problem is the rise in the expanding pipe from the tank. Its higher than the outlet where it sits. You have to faff on lowering it for it all to drain. It will come out as is when full but not as quick and it will stop at some point. Thats why I was looking for a way of securing it with a quick release so I can just chuck it on the floor and now its morphed into a new set up with Flux Capacitors, remote controls and stuff like that.
It needs 240v to work it so I have to plug it in but there's no problem with accidentally dumping all our drinking water if a 12v switch gets accidentally switched on
It's got a 13a plug that's easily accessible but tucked out of the way, I just plug it into a nearby 13a socket in the kitchen area and turn on the inverter. Wait until the trickling stops and unplug, turn off.
The synchronous motor takes about 10W and not worth worrying about (although I'm sure Barry would give it a decent go), a few minutes and the tank is drained. Hardest job is now shunting the van around on the drive so the outlet is downhill.
Just ChatGPT. Have you not used it? Its brilliant. Its not always right but you basically sit and have a conversation with it. When I Was trying to get Autoroute sorted I couldn't remember all the steps you need to do to make it work but it knew them all. Best if you sign in then it remembers all your chats down the left hand side.
Did you not read what I posted in the Autoroute thread? I used yours and said you have come to the rescue! Now everyone wants your link! Kev saves the day! Cheers.
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