How to troubleshoot Lincoln FlowMaster A Water Pump that does not run?
If your Lincoln Water Pump does not run, ensure that the red motor lead is connected to the positive battery terminal. If the polarity is correct, the pump might be seized or damaged. In this case, dismantle the pump and repair any defective or seized components, following the disassembly and assembly procedure.
What to do if motor runs, but no pump outlet in Lincoln FlowMaster A?
If the motor of your Lincoln Water Pump runs, but there is no pump outlet, the gearset or adapter shaft may be stripped or broken. Dismantle the pump and replace the damaged part.
What to do if Lincoln FlowMaster A Water Pump runs, but output is low?
If your Lincoln Water Pump runs but has low output, first, check if the pump speed is set too low and increase the motor speed setting. Also, inspect the inlet, discharge check, and o-rings for faults or damage, and replace any faulty components.
Why is my Lincoln Water Pump so noisy?
If your Lincoln Water Pump becomes noisy, first, add crank case oil. Remove crankcase cover from Pump Housing. The oil level should be at the middle of the crankshaft. Check dipstick to verify. If the unit is used in cold climates, use Mobil Arrow HFA Hydraulic Oil in the crankcase. Also, check the wrist pin bushings and replace if necessary.
What to do if Lincoln FlowMaster A does not build pressure?
If your Lincoln Water Pump does not build pressure, it might be due to foreign material holding the lower check open. Dismantle and clear the check. Consider installing an inlet strainer before returning the pump to service.
Why does my Lincoln Water Pump speed up and run erratically?
If your Lincoln Water Pump speeds up or runs erratically, it could be due to several reasons. Check if the level of grease is low or if the reservoir is empty. Also, inspect the follower plate and container for damage, ensuring the follower plate isn't stuck. Lastly, the pump piston or checks might be worn, requiring you to disassemble the pump and repair it.
What to do if the motor runs, but there is no pump outlet on Lincoln FlowMaster A Water Pump?
If the motor runs, but there is no pump outlet on your Lincoln Water Pump, the gearset or adapter shaft might be stripped or broken. Dismantle and replace the damaged part.
How to fix a Lincoln FlowMaster A that does not run?
If your Lincoln Water Pump does not run, the pump may be seized or damaged. Dismantle the pump and repair any defective or seized components, following the disassembly and assembly procedure.
What causes weepage from housing cover 30 on Lincoln Water Pump?
If there is weepage from the housing cover 30 of your Lincoln Water Pump, the cup seal or O-Ring might be worn out. Check the seals and replace if necessary.
What causes Lincoln FlowMaster A Water Pump not to build pressure?
If your Lincoln Water Pump does not build pressure, foreign material might be holding the lower check open. To fix this, dismantle and clear the check. It's also recommended to install an inlet screen before putting the pump back into service.
Extreme caution with high grease pressure; prevent fluid injection and protect skin/eyes.
Contact authorized center for inspection if overpressurizing is suspected.
Remove damaged/worn pumps from use; contact authorized center for repairs.
Details Lincoln Industrial rotary A/C electric pump, dual voltage motor, planetary gear drive, and lubrication system design.
Pump is for dispensing lubricants using 120/230 VAC; do not exceed ratings or use for other purposes.
Details oil check intervals (monthly/750 hrs) and change intervals (yearly/2000 hrs).
Lists non-common repair parts specific to models 85599 and 85598.
Extreme caution with high grease pressure; prevent fluid injection and protect skin/eyes.
Contact authorized center for inspection if overpressurizing is suspected.
Remove damaged/worn pumps from use; contact authorized center for repairs.
Details Lincoln Industrial rotary A/C electric pump, dual voltage motor, planetary gear drive, and lubrication system design.
Pump is for dispensing lubricants using 120/230 VAC; do not exceed ratings or use for other purposes.
Details oil check intervals (monthly/750 hrs) and change intervals (yearly/2000 hrs).
Lists non-common repair parts specific to models 85599 and 85598.
The FlowMaster Rotary Driven Electric Pump, available in models 85598 (400#) and 85599 (120#) and designated as Series "A," is a robust and efficient lubrication pump designed for centralized lubrication systems. This device utilizes a rotary driven electric motor to generate high grease pressure, making it suitable for various industrial applications.
The FlowMaster pump operates on a 120/230 VAC dual voltage electric motor, which drives a single-stage planetary gear system. The rotary motion from the electric motor is converted into reciprocating motion through an eccentric crank mechanism. This reciprocating action causes the pump cylinder to move up and down, making it a positive displacement double-acting pump. Grease output occurs during both the up and down strokes.
During the down stroke, the pump cylinder extends into the grease. Through a combination of shovel action and vacuum generated in the pump cylinder chamber, grease is forced into the pump cylinder. Simultaneously, grease is discharged through the pump's outlet. The volume of grease taken in during intake is twice the amount of grease output during one cycle. During the upstroke, the inlet check closes, and one half of the grease taken in during the previous stroke is transferred through the outlet check and discharged to the outlet port. The pump's grease output is directly proportional to its RPM.
This pump is primarily designed for centralized lubrication systems, including Single Line Parallel, Single Line Progressive, and Two Line systems, ensuring efficient and consistent lubricant delivery to multiple points.
General| Brand | Lincoln |
|---|---|
| Model | FlowMaster A Series |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
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