Water pressure

Whoops - I, inadvertently, seemed to have stirred up a hornet's nest - for which I apologise.  I think I was getting mixed up and I think DD is correct - what he says, certainly seems logical.  Descaling the water system / boiler requires just vinegar - no bicarb - so a mild acidic solution.  I think I used 5 litres in our Truma Combi 6 system - but the quantities are in the Truma instruction booklet.

Where the bicarb comes in - is using the mixture as a cleaning agent for other things and I recently used it for cleaning our Thetford toilet cassette. There is a video on You Tube giving the quantities to use and procedure to follow.  It certainly does work and it's the fizzing effect which seems to do the trick.

 Apologies again  Should have waited until I was properly awake!!

If you waited that long, R&R,  the Hornets might have vacated their nest !!

But never mind, just look at the fun some scribes have had  

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Update on water pressure after looking for kinks, leaks, filters I decided to swap over the wires on the pistol grip connections 

Low and behold water pressure now thundering through the taps. The pump was running the opposite way and just delivering enough pressure.

I now have enough pressure to run the shower. Pump wires were back to front.

 

 Well done Baymare - good to know you solved the problem - but who would have thought of that.  I certainly wouldn't have.