Lincoln 83513 - User Manual

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Questions and Answers

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Leslie FrancoJul 25, 2025
What to do if my Lincoln 83513 runs continuously?
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  Brenda WilliamsJul 25, 2025
  If your Lincoln Water Pump continues to run even when the outlet is closed, it could be due to several reasons. The material container might be empty, leading to continuous acceleration of pump cycles. Alternatively, the material supply line could be broken or leaking. Another potential cause is damaged inlet check valves in the pump tube inlet. To resolve this, first, shut off the pump and refill or change the material container. If that doesn't work, shut off the pump and check and tighten the material line. Lastly, shut off the pump, perform the pressure relief procedure, and inspect the check valve, replacing it if damaged.
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sandra16Aug 5, 2025
What to do if Lincoln 83513 loses pressure?
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  Karina PowellAug 5, 2025
  If your Lincoln Water Pump is losing pressure and volume and doesn't stop operating after the material outlet is closed, it may be due to worn priming check seats in the lower part of the pump tube or check seats in the plunger. Another possibility is damaged or worn plunger rod and packing in the lower part of the pump tube. To address this, shut off the pump, perform the pressure relief procedure, disassemble the pump tube, and replace the worn check parts. Additionally, shut off the pump, perform the pressure relief procedure, disassemble the pump tube and check the plunger rod and packing, replacing them if damaged.
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Danielle BrownAug 9, 2025
Why is my Lincoln 83513 running erratically?
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  jriveraAug 9, 2025
  If your Lincoln Water Pump is operating erratically or accelerating with unchanged material output, it could be due to several factors. The material might be too heavy, or the pump cycles might be too fast for material intake. An increase in the material's viscosity, possibly due to a temperature drop, could also be the cause. Additionally, there might be an insufficient material supply, causing the pump to suck air. To resolve this, try reducing the air pressure to the pump. You can also heat the material to decrease its viscosity. If the material supply is low, shut off the pump and refill or change the material container.
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gthomasAug 14, 2025
How to fix air seepage in Lincoln Water Pump?
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  Cynthia GutierrezAug 15, 2025
  If you notice air seeping from the air exhaust of your Lincoln Water Pump when it's not operating, it could be due to a damaged valve slide and seat or gasket of the air motor. Another potential cause is damaged sealing. It can also be caused by seepage between the air cylinder and air motor head. To fix this, shut off the pump, perform the pressure relief procedure, remove the parts for inspection, and replace them if damaged. Also, shut off the pump, perform the pressure relief procedure, disassemble the air motor, and replace any faulty parts.
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Raymond LewisAug 20, 2025
What to do if Lincoln Water Pump leaks material?
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  Jesse RussoAug 20, 2025
  If material is leaking from the weep hole at the bottom of the Outlet Casting of your Lincoln Water Pump, it's likely that the seals of the gland in the outlet casting are worn. To address this, shut off the pump, perform the pressure relief procedure, and disassemble the pump. Check if the gland nut is tight. Remove the gland nut and its parts, then replace the O-ring, U-cup packing, packing, and gasket. Also, inspect the piston rod and replace it if it's worn.
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bwhiteOct 29, 2025
Why my Lincoln Water Pump airmotor does not start?
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  jacksonloganOct 29, 2025
  If your Lincoln Water Pump is not operating and the air motor isn't starting, there are several potential causes. The air supply might be shut off or inadequate (air pressure too low). A trip rod or toggle plate could be broken. There might be a foreign object clogging the pump tube, or the material output could be obstructed. To troubleshoot, first check if the main air supply is shut off. If not, inspect the air connecting line to the pump for breaks or disconnections and clear any air flow obstructions. If the pressure is too low, cautiously increase the air pressure using the air pressure regulator. If these steps don't work, shut off the pump, perform the pressure relief procedure, and check the air motor. Disassemble it, inspect the parts, and replace any that are damaged. Also, shut...