Changes in a list can lag the actual production change. Best thing to do is open the basement wall near the UDC and look at the pump to see what you actually have.
I guess anything is possible, but if it was new it should have worked when I installed it rather than requiring significant adjustment. Either Heartland cheeped out or Shurflo ships stuff that does not work out of the box.
I hate to beat a dead horse, but how does water pressure adjustment "depend on the water lines and use"--- ?? The preset factory adjustment should work for any water as long as it can with stand the pressure. I still think Heartland sent me a warranty return that some one else sent to them. I wonder what they will do with the pump I sent back to them. Mine worked, but it kept cycling every few minutes when the water faucets were off and I had no leaks. The new pump proved no problem with my lines. I still think Heartland cheeped out by not sending a new pump as a warranty replacement. I sure that many on this forum will defend Heartland to no end-- ever to a point of irrationality
You wouldn't believe what owners do to their units by not paying attention like installing too large a pump or too small for their unit and use. If you are on full hook-ups using the ground facility for showers and laundry the pump can be set too high, if you are on hook-ups using everything the draw would be too low over working the pump so its set for a general use so to speak. No one can know how you use your pump so they go with the most often use based on customer feedback. As you even said "as long as it can withstand the pressure" and that is another problem as some campers don't use a regulator and all campgrounds never have the same water pressure. As long as the replacement works its also under warranty, good thing that got solved.I hate to beat a dead horse, but how does water pressure adjustment "depend on the water lines and use"--- ?? The preset factory adjustment should work for any water as long as it can with stand the pressure. I still think Heartland sent me a warranty return that some one else sent to them. I wonder what they will do with the pump I sent back to them. Mine worked, but it kept cycling every few minutes when the water faucets were off and I had no leaks. The new pump proved no problem with my lines. I still think Heartland cheeped out by not sending a new pump as a warranty replacement. I sure that many on this forum will defend Heartland to no end-- ever to a point of irrationality
True Jim though I will ask first if I'm getting a new or reconditioned replacement, sometimes its just a person took it out of the box, discarded the box then realized it isn't going to work. That has to have the "reconditioned" label as per consumer guidelines. If its cheaper just because someone threw away the box I'll take that over one in a box where I may have to pay the difference or shipping.
