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⑿
In determining seals ring and locator installed in the correct position, the piston rod will be
components from the suction casing from the bottom to bottom-up equipment, and rubber
hammer to knock plunger rod gently into the suction components, until the plunger rod into the
correct position.
Note
: plunger rod and all components required in the load applied to a small lubricants.
⒀
fixed nut screwed tightly with the wrench
⒁
Will be installed suction components embedded in the top of the bottom of the crankshaft
connecting rod T-type Card notch .
⒂
Will be installed suction components pushed up until the suction equipment and
components shell casing not seamless.
⒃
the bottom shell of suction Components will be fitted with screws and screwed tightly.
⒄
Will be installed under the block components together with the ball valve and cylinder
components installed to suction screwed tightly onto the shell.
⒅
Suction pipe will be installed under the block and back with a fixed clasp.
⒆
Will be return tube back to the installation of suction screwed tightly onto the components.
⒇
According to the "operation steps" to activate the equipment and inspection equipment
availability drip.
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According to the "operation steps" to activate the equipment and inspection equipment
availability drip.
Note
: Even if there is a seal ring damage, but also the need to replace the entire
maintenance package Accessories Group.
7.Frequently asked questions and troubleshooting
equipment Frequently Asked Questions
1. Power circuit or not to poor contact
1. Check circuit
2. Set too low pressure
2. Set too low pressure
3 electrical Brush damaged or bad contact.
3.electrialBrushreplacement
or
inspection.
4. Motor burn
4. Replacement motor
5. Switch damage
5. Replacement switch
Motor
does
not
operate
6.Equipment overload, power switch up
6. pressed to the power switch
！！
warning
！！
Refrain in the installation, use ball valve plunger rod or tube
clamp-vices, this will cause the piston-cylinder damage caused
by the leaking of phenomenon.
