Existing Flange for shower pump ok?

[Serval]

Im im fitting an ST 3 bar shower pump in place of an aqualisa that was previously fitted
Just wanted to check if the existing flange is positioned in an acceptable position?

The instructions recommend side entry and this sems a bit high (not sure what is considered side entry). Didn't have any issues with the previous pump but wanted to double check before final fitting

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Yep aslong as it’s got a dip tube

 

[Serval]

Yep aslong as it’s got a dip tube

Not sure about that as it was here when i moved here.
If i want to check is it just a case of undoing the nut and lifting the pipe out or are there any other things I need to do/be aware of to not cause damage to the flange or the tank?

cheers

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Yes but be warned you don’t want to disturb the flange

chances are there’s no dip tube but it’s been working fine with the old pump so upto you

 

[Serval]

Cheers. Might just leave it as is rather that disturb it if i didnt have any problems on the old one then