To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my BUSCH Water Pump run too hot?
If your BUSCH Water Pump runs too hot, it could be due to several reasons. First, remove any dust and dirt from the machine to ensure sufficient cooling. Also, make sure that the ambient temperature is within the permitted range. Check the oil level and top up if it's too low. Finally, if the exhaust filters are partially clogged, replace them.
What to do if my BUSCH R 5 RA 0160 D Water Pump does not reach the usual pressure?
If your BUSCH Water Pump is not reaching its usual pressure, the oil level might be too low, so top it up. Also, the inlet screen could be partially clogged; clean it. If you have an optional inlet filter cartridge, it might be clogged and needs replacement. If none of these resolve the issue, the internal parts may be worn or aged, and you should contact Busch for repair.
Why is my BUSCH R 5 RA 0160 D Water Pump fuming or expelling oil?
If your BUSCH Water Pump is fuming or expelling oil droplets through the gas discharge, the exhaust filters may be partially clogged, so replace them. Also, ensure the correct position of the exhaust filters and the O-rings. Check the float valve and the oil pipe for any clogging, and remove any blockages found.
How to fix a BUSCH Water Pump that does not start?
If your BUSCH Water Pump does not start, check the power supply to ensure the motor is getting power. If the motor is defective, replace it. Also, inspect the coupling; if it's defective, replace it as well.
Why is my BUSCH R 5 RA 0160 D Water Pump running very noisily?
If your BUSCH Water Pump runs very noisily, the coupling might be defective and needs replacement. Alternatively, the vanes could be stuck, or the bearings might be defective. In the latter two cases, contact Busch for repair.
General| Brand | BUSCH |
|---|---|
| Model | R 5 RA 0160 D |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Manual for R 5 Oxygen oil-lubricated rotary vane vacuum pump, including model numbers and certifications.
Essential rules for safe operation: read manual, trained personnel, accident prevention.
Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, NOTE keywords used for hazard identification.
Diagram labeling key parts of the R 5 Oxygen vacuum pump for reference.
Explains the rotary vane principle, pump use for specific gases, and operational limitations.
Critical warnings for suspended loads, oil handling, and safe lifting practices during transport.
Guidelines for pre-storage checks, sealing, and storing the pump in suitable indoor environments.
Crucial safety for oxygen handling, fire risk, and non-explosive installation area requirements.
Instructions for suction/discharge connections, optional cooling water connection, and pipe sizing.
Wiring diagrams for motor, rotation check, and monitoring devices (temperature, pressure, level sensors).
Safety protocols for oxygen handling and essential operational checks during pump startup.
Guidelines for processing water vapour and other condensable substances in the gas flow.
Critical safety warnings for maintenance tasks and the recommended maintenance schedule.
Procedures and safety notes for changing oil and oil filter, with visual guides.
Steps and illustrations for replacing the exhaust filters (EF) on the vacuum pump.
Warnings on assembly risks and recommendation for Busch involvement in complex dismantling or service.
Procedures for safe dismantling, disposal, and importance of using genuine Busch spare parts.
Danger warning for live wires; troubleshooting must only be performed by qualified personnel.
Guide to identifying and resolving common problems like start-up failures, low pressure, and noise.
Key specifications: pumping speed, pressure limits, motor ratings, and operating temperatures.
Details on approved lubricant (YLC 250 B), part numbers, and oil temperature settings.
Manufacturer declaration of conformity with European Directives and relevant safety and EMC standards.
List of Busch offices and websites globally for service and technical support.
