DIY wrote: I have a similar pump, the bit with the wires on the end is a micro switch that is closed making the pump run until it pressurises and switches off the motor. When you open up the nozzle on the hose the pressure drops and the pump kicks in again. I suspect when you are connecting it, it is trying to run and sparks because of that. Just connect it with the fuse out, refit the fuse and give it a go. |
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