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Noisy submersible pump

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  • 16-12-2023 12:38pm
    #1
    alinois
    Registered Users Posts: 43 ✭


    Hi everyone,

    My house was originally fitted with a Stuart Turner MBI 500s v1 water tank in the attic with a submersible pump (for cold water). The submersible pump worked just fine, fairly quiet, but we were notified by Stuart Turner that they've detected there is a high rate of failure in this pump and they would want to offer a replacement. I accepted and they've fitted a Stuart Turner MBI 500s v2 pump.

    This new pump is extremely noisy and we're all having a hard time dealing with it in my family. I've contact Stuart Turner, who told me they'd contact me back, but they still haven't reached out. In anticipation to a negative reply, I just wanted to know if there are any solutions or alternatives in the market that are fairly quiet and work properly?

    Anyone with this kind of experience?

    Thanks in advance



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    #2
    carldefaoite
    Registered Users Posts: 1 ✭carldefaoite


    Similar but different experience, did you get it resolved? You are far from alone with this. I have an iTank 320c which I assume has the same pump v1. Pump has become extremely loud (you can hear it across the road loud). It’s the standard way these ‘fail’, know of 4 others with the same issue.

    But to your point, it should be quiet, mine once was, it has just failed.

    I’m having a lot of trouble with Stuart Turner getting them to replace the pump. They want me to pay €700 for the privilege.

    Very interested if you have communication from them stating the very high failure rate and voluntary replacements.



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