Replacing a Freshwater Pump

[Marineduster]

I have a 1989 Carver 3067 Santego. I believe my freahwater pump that supplies the faucets is burnt out. It no longer runs and may be due to a number of reasons. Prior to the failure, it would not stop running even though it seemed pressurized. Recently, my batteries drained and I've heard that can hurt the pump.

Anyway, does anyone know what type of pump was originally on a 3067 Santego. Could it have been a Raritan Galley Flow system?

Does anyone have any suggestions for what type of pump I should replace it with? Essentially, it supplies three fixtures and a hot water heater. Is it a hard installation - the pump seems visible and easy to get at.

Any help is truley appreciated

 

[gcboat]

Re: Replacing a Freshwater Pump

No idea on specific brand name but I would think a replacement should at least be the same capacity as the older one. Can you see a nameplate or anything else on the pump? Here's a small diagram I found, might help as a replacement giude:http://books.google.com/books?id=6d...X&oi=book_result&resnum=4&ct=result#PPA154,M1

 

[Marineduster]

Re: Replacing a Freshwater Pump

Thanks for the diagram it helps as the pump and tank arrangement is similar to the raritan Galley Flow system. I'll have to pull the punmp itself to tell if there is a manufacturer label on it.