Water Pump Problem

Hi
New to the site and having read through the forum and chats it looks like a great place to be !
Currently in Galway with the wind and rain so water shouldn’t really be a problem ... however my Shurflo pump isn’t working this morning , think the tank ran dry overnight . Check the only fuse I can find and looks ok ?
Can any offer any advice or recommendations for someone to fix it in the Galway area .
Many thanks

Many thanks
Sadly I don’t have any pump running at all . Everything else electrical is working
It worked yesterday so just thought the Low water level might have caused a problem .

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https://www.Anchorpointmotorhomes.com/

The Shurflo pump is a diaphram type pump and can run dry without damage, so you can discount lack of water as an issue.
Being a diaphram pump it's self-priming and will clear any airlocks.
Shureflo pumps are very robust and generally give little trouble, I would put an electrical issue at the top of the queue.
Why not try getting a supply to the unit direct from the battery bypassing the original circuit and see if the pump runs. If it doesn't run it has an integrated circuit breaker which may have tripped out, 'though it's for overload protection which is unlikely to have occurred.
Finally, the Shureflo pump has its own internal pressure sensing switch which activates the pump when there is no back pressure in the water system, the pump should run automatically when a tap is opened or a drain valve opens and will continue running until it has emptied the storage tank and continue running indefinitely (while power is available) or until the water tank is refilled and the tap or drain valve is closed to restore the back pressure

If the power to the valve goes it will also open and the water will be dumped, perhaps a too low voltage would also have the same effect.
I don't know about it stopping the pump from working, mine will pump merrily away until the tank is empty and continue on ad infinitum. I know this from experience.