How to prime the Dual flow RC Pump
1993141
If you are having trouble getting it to pick up prime after pumping ,check to make sure there is no leaks in the suction hose if it has even a pin hole it will not pick up prime .
1993142
Didn't need to prime mine, just kept pumping it til I pulled the water thru
1993143
Sorry,I sold my rv and sent the part to the new owner, not sure how they made out.
175517
Sometimes you have to really prime it - meaning pump it fast several times.
660439
This is an above ground pool pump. It is not self priming. Pump head must be below the water level for it to pump.
2214149
It has a red wire and black wire - Red goes to the POSITIVE terminal (+) Black goes to the NEGATIVE Terminal TERMINAL (-). Make sure the hoses are clamped properly, and run the pump until water comes out (meaning it is primed) then turn the valve off and the pump will stop. Every time you open the value you get water and the pump starts. That's how mine works (on a battery).Rich
1745501
Pump is not self priming.You will have to prime your self by putting a garden hose into the intake hose and turning on both garden hose and machine while having your intake hose submerged into the water to be removed. Once the machine primes you can shut off your priming garden hose. Works really good but suction hose needs a column of water to get going.
938372
What I do is fill the entire canister with water from my tank. Then I prime a couple of times. Then I wait for the suction to build up in the canister ( about 2 mins.) when I see the water trying to move in the tubing I start priming. It will take about 10-15 pushes on the prime button before it starts working on its own. Also make sure the lever between the two inlets is in the right position.
1734614
There is a flow control on the pump itself. You have to take the pump out and you will see it.
1173641
Pump has to be primed, sometimes multiple times depending on length of intake hose. Air in the intake line will "unprime" it and you will need to prime it until all air is out, then should pump fine.
2038916
The pump is a self priming one. Just drop it in your well, or wherever you need it, and it will do what it needs to do.
2067058
Pump has bare two wire (5v,Ground) length you must solder your own power connector to.
684867
No you have to prime the pump first. It wont suck the liquid out if there is air in the line
825661
Best way to do it is to fill the filter up with water before you put the pump assembly on the top. Then connect your hoses and close the output side valve. Then pump the primer button until you feel pressure on the primer. At that time your input hose should be full of water and ready to start pumping when plugged in. After it starts running and circulating water, tilt the canister assembly back and forth to help get the remaining air out of the system. Hope this helps.
1310179
You must supply a pump to create flow, or tap into another pump with a t joint
1601982
The normal way to control this pump is to apply and remove power to/from it by an external timer. The pump will remember all the speed program that you've given it. It will start in prime mode and then cycle through the V1/V2/V3 per previous programming.
1880081
If you fill the canister with water first it will primer faster make sure the handle between the 2 hoses is in the open position which is pushed down pump should be plugged in when priming you can find a how to video on YouTube
1525768
I am not using the pump in that type of configuration. Suggest you look at the specs to figure this out.
2214148
It has a red wire and black wire - Red goes to the POSITIVE terminal (+) Black goes to the NEGATIVE Terminal TERMINAL (-). Make sure the hoses are clamped properly, and run the pump until water comes out (meaning it is primed) then turn the valve off and the pump will stop. Every time you open the value you get water and the pump starts. That's how mine works (on a battery). Rich