To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if BEKA Lubrication systems pump operates but does not deliver?
If your BEKA Lubrication system pump operates but doesn't deliver lubricant, it might be due to a low lubricant level. Refill the reservoir. Alternatively, the pump may need to be ventilated or the pump element exchanged.
Why does my BEKA Lubrication systems pump show a level error?
If your BEKA Lubrication system pump shows a level error, it could be due to the lubricant level being too low. In this case, refill the reservoir. Alternatively, the level switch or cable may need to be replaced.
Why is the speed of my BEKA Lubrication systems pump reduced?
If your BEKA Lubrication system pump speed is reduced, it could be due to high system pressure. Check the system and bearing points. It could also be due to a low supply voltage, so check the voltage.
Why is lubricant coming out of the safety valve on my BEKA Lubrication systems?
If lubricant is coming out of the safety valve of your BEKA Lubrication system, it could be because the system pressure is too high. In this case, check the system. Other potential solutions include replacing the distributor, repairing blocked or stuck bearing points, or exchanging the safety valve.
How to fix no grease at one lubrication point in BEKA Lubrication systems?
If there is no grease at one lubrication point in your BEKA Lubrication system, the lubrication time (pump runtime) might be too low. Adjust the lubrication time (PLC). Alternatively, the main line may need to be renewed, or the distributor exchanged.
General| Brand | BEKA |
|---|---|
| Model | FKGGM-EP |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Specifies the allowed applications for the central lubrication system.
Provides essential safety notes, warnings, and hazard information.
Details the responsibilities of the operator and owner for safe operation.
Covers reservoir capacity, operating ranges, sound levels, and installation position.
Describes the operation of FKGGM-EP and FKGGM-EPR pumps.
Details the function and types of pump elements used in the system.
Provides dimensional drawings for various FKGGM-EP pump reservoir sizes.
Provides dimensional drawings for various FKGGM-EPR pump reservoir sizes.
Explains the connection and function of level monitoring sensors and switches.
Describes general control unit functions, types, and collective fault signals.
Specifies correct installation positions for FKGGM-EP and FKGGM-EPR pumps.
Highlights essential checks before pump start-up and sense of rotation.
Details electrical connection methods for various pump and control unit configurations.
Instructions on how to initially fill the pump reservoir with lubricant.
Outlines checks for wear parts, lubricant levels, and exchange procedures.
Provides solutions for when the central lubrication pump does not operate.
Details procedures for exchanging distributors, pump elements, and handling errors.
Lists common faults, their possible causes, and elimination methods.
