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Cabrinha pump defect - repair guide

Created by kociejsko kociejsko  > 9 months ago, 7 Aug 2015
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kociejsko
kociejsko

3 posts

7 Aug 2015 6:32am
Here i got my guide "how to repair cabrinha pump"

If your pump doesn't generate preassure and it seems that air goes back through defleate hole, it is something for you.

drive.google.com/file/d/0B9K4X5Z6VYwJU1pPdzA1aDdSdDg/view?usp=sharing
joelz87
joelz87

VIC

118 posts

7 Aug 2015 9:25am
Link isnt working, but i definitely need this guide!
Rails
Rails

QLD

1371 posts

7 Aug 2015 11:52am
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kociejsko said..
Here i got my guide "how to repair cabrinha pump"

If your pump doesn't generate preassure and it seems that air goes back through defleate hole, it is something for you.

drive.google.com/file/d/0B9K4X5Z6VYwJU1pPdzA1aDdSdDg/view?usp=sharing


my defleate hole is sore, will your guide help?
kociejsko
kociejsko

3 posts

7 Aug 2015 2:40pm
Ok. Then i will place everything here :

Problem manifested by the fact that the pump does not create a pressure.
It looks as if pumped air escapes through a deflate hole.
Inside aluminium pipe is second inner ( smaller plastic ) pipe.

The main problem is pelled away upper side of this smaller plastic pipe.

If the glue is pell off then this smaller pipe goes deeper ( goes up ) into aluminium pipe (ca. 0,5 cm ) up to mechanically stop.

If this happens then lower end of plastic pipe is too short and connection isn't tight and air is moving between aluminium and plastic pipe.

During the production or design something went wrong :

a ) inner plastic pipe is too srhort ca. 0.5 cm
or
b ) thread on the aluminium tube is too short ( or aluminum pipe is too long )


To repair it :



1. extract the piston from tube
2. Take it and hold with legs like on picture DSC_0364
3. use rag to unscrew the piston ( need to force becouse it's glued ) ( DSC_0361 )
If inner pipe is at the same level or deeper than outer aluminium pipe then we can be sure that we found this problem.
4. Take pliers and cearfully pull out this inner pipe. DSC_0363.
5. Take the metal saw and cut off 0,5 cm thread from aluminium pipe, and 0,5 cm from plastic piston DSC_0362
6. Get some glue and smear internal side of plastic pipe at both ends.
7. Get plastic pipe ( side without flattening ) and push it into aluminium pipe to the end.
8. Get some glue and smear thread of aluminium pipe.
9. Tighten the piston to the end on the aluminium pipe in the same way like in point 2. 3. ( it should go deeper than originally )

10. Leave it until glue harden

11. Assembly it back and enjoy.











kociejsko
kociejsko

3 posts

7 Aug 2015 2:41pm
I think not :)

It is only when pump doesn't generate preassure.
Rails
Rails

QLD

1371 posts

7 Aug 2015 4:44pm
all good mate - thought you were spamming
flyingcab
flyingcab

VIC

942 posts

7 Aug 2015 5:43pm
I am lost, how do I cutted something?
Peahi
Peahi

VIC

1482 posts

7 Aug 2015 9:30pm
... or you can just get another pump but that would be too easy.

I think this thread is getting in the way of hydrofoils for beginners so can you please take your pump bush mechanics repair conversation offline
Ricardo1709
Ricardo1709

NSW

1302 posts

7 Aug 2015 10:18pm
New pump at Big W $15 and had it for 3 years,Im all for recycling and repair but **** that looks like race tuning a Porsche
Spitfire
Spitfire

WA

398 posts

9 Aug 2015 4:19am
Throw it in the bin and buy a new one! Or take it back to Cabrinha... Hope they make/outsource there kites better than there pumps.
Gfly
Gfly

165 posts

9 Aug 2015 11:27am
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Ricardo1709 said..
New pump at Big W $15 and had it for 3 years,Im all for recycling and repair but **** that looks like race tuning a Porsche


Air mattress pumps work? they seem so flimsy and the seals dont feel like they can handle pumping a kite up to 9 psi.


Most pumps fail because the shaft and inner tube are not lubed enough. Ive always used grease but dude on the internet said to use synth engine oil. So much better. Grease gets tacky and more readily pushed away.
Loftywinds
Loftywinds

QLD

2060 posts

9 Aug 2015 2:37pm
Geesus... for $20 get another one. End of problem
harry potter
harry potter

VIC

2777 posts

9 Aug 2015 9:05pm
Amen
kernal
kernal

WA

541 posts

11 Aug 2015 6:33am
what are you polish? just buy a new one :P
Just2807
Just2807

181 posts

14 Aug 2015 11:44pm
I had same thing, like more than 50% air got out true deflation hole, took me 10-15 mins to get 12 pumped up.

I solved problem with cheap doubleaction pump and keeping cabrinha pump in case of new pump failing, costed me about 9$ at local shop, 12m gets pressurised in about 2-3 mins? xD
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