John, Do you have a hand pump mounted on your sink in the galley? That is usually how Pearson installed their icebox pumps. Also, check to see where the icebox drain hose leads. It is usually forward of the icebox and under the floor. Good luck and good sailing, Ron
NY Sail, check the hose from the base of your pump under the sink. It is routed under the floor to the icebox drain. It could be clogged with debris or the hose may be crimped. The orignal pump from Pearson was a cheap plastic pump that I replaced with a quality stainless steel piston pump and installed a clear in-line filter to catch any debris from the icebox before it enters the pump. Also check your connection under the access lid where your starboard water tank is mounted. Look in the bottom corner towards the centerline. If you have a borescope, you can see the hose connection that connects to the drain in your ice box from the access hole cut for the hoses. Good luck and good sailing, Ron
NY Sail, if I remember correctly, it was a Swedish pump. I will look in my equipment file next time I go to the boat and let you know. Best, Ron
NY Sail, I have checked my files and the pump I bought in 1999 was a Fynspray WS-60 pump made in New Zealand, not Sweden(not even close). Today it is available in brass or chrome. It is a excellent quality piston pump that has performed flawlessly since its installation. Today, as then, it is sold by Imtra which you can access on the web. I would highly recommend it and it is fully repairable and the parts are readily available. Good luck and good sailing, Ron
