How to clean the filter of a Davies Pumps Jimmy 90 Water Booster Pump.
16/02/2021
The Davies Pumps Jimmy 90 Booster Pump (JM90) is a mini booster pump designed to boost water pressure in a single line for domestic applications such as a shower.
The pump motor is an efficient close-coupled design with wet rotor for long and trouble-free service life. It is activated by an inline switch when the flow rate exceeds 1.5lpm.
One of the key features is the easy-to-clean inline filter which we show as follows;
Step #1
Remove the stainless steel filter pin located in the side of the filter housing.Â
The pump motor is an efficient close-coupled design with wet rotor for long and trouble-free service life. It is activated by an inline switch when the flow rate exceeds 1.5lpm.
One of the key features is the easy-to-clean inline filter which we show as follows;
Step #1
Remove the stainless steel filter pin located in the side of the filter housing.Â
Step #2
Gently separate the clear plastic section from the white plastic section.Â
Gently separate the clear plastic section from the white plastic section.Â
Step #3
Remove and clean the stainless steel gauze thoroughly.Â
Remove and clean the stainless steel gauze thoroughly.Â
Step #4
Reassemble, ensuring the stainless steel filter pin is firmly in place.Â
Reassemble, ensuring the stainless steel filter pin is firmly in place.Â
Any further questions, please contact the friendly team at Argon.Â
How to clean the filter of a Davies Pumps Jimmy 90 Water Booster Pump.
16/02/2021
The Davies Pumps Jimmy 90 Booster Pump (JM90) is a mini booster pump designed to boost water pressure in a single line for domestic applications such as a shower.
The pump motor is an efficient close-coupled design with wet rotor for long and trouble-free service life. It is activated by an inline switch when the flow rate exceeds 1.5lpm.
One of the key features is the easy-to-clean inline filter which we show as follows;
Step #1
Remove the stainless steel filter pin located in the side of the filter housing.Â
The pump motor is an efficient close-coupled design with wet rotor for long and trouble-free service life. It is activated by an inline switch when the flow rate exceeds 1.5lpm.
One of the key features is the easy-to-clean inline filter which we show as follows;
Step #1
Remove the stainless steel filter pin located in the side of the filter housing.Â
Step #2
Gently separate the clear plastic section from the white plastic section.Â
Gently separate the clear plastic section from the white plastic section.Â
Step #3
Remove and clean the stainless steel gauze thoroughly.Â
Remove and clean the stainless steel gauze thoroughly.Â
Step #4
Reassemble, ensuring the stainless steel filter pin is firmly in place.Â
Reassemble, ensuring the stainless steel filter pin is firmly in place.Â
Any further questions, please contact the friendly team at Argon.Â