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If your Moro Water Pump is experiencing reduced vacuum, it could be due to leakage or a partial obstruction in the system components, vanes stuck in their seat, or a lack of lubrication. You should check the valves and elements within the system. Try flushing the vacuum pump with diesel fuel. Also, verify the level of the disposable oil and the dripping of the oiler.
Why is my Moro TURBO PM100 making a loud knocking noise?
If your Moro Water Pump is making an excessive and continuous knocking noise, it could be due to excessive vane wear, lack of lubrication, vanes stuck in their seat, or the rev speed being too low. You can try changing the vanes or increasing the number of revs to above 1500 rpm. Also, check the level of the disposable oil and flush the vacuum pump with diesel fuel.
General| Model | TURBO PM100 |
|---|---|
| Category | Water Pump |
| Voltage | 220V |
| Inlet/Outlet | 1 inch |
| Frequency | 50Hz |
Instructions for proper storage of the vacuum pump in a sheltered environment.
Details on the operational capabilities and parameters of the vacuum pump.
Information regarding the packing options for the vacuum pump.
Guidelines for safely lifting the vacuum pump using eyebolts.
Procedure to check all accessories upon delivery for correct working order and absence of damage.
Guidance on mounting position, space, and precise alignment of the vacuum pump.
Details on transmission methods (cardan shaft, pulley, coupling) and their correct assembly.
Recommendations for installing suction pipes to prevent internal corrosion and ensure cleanliness.
Measures to protect the pump from liquid or foreign body intake, detailing safety valve and filter importance.
Explanation of the function of the special non-return valve fitted in the vacuum pump.
Description of the four-way valve, its function, and control lever.
Procedure to install an extra external oil container for improved lubrication during cold starts.
Lists the minimum acceptable oil specifications (API, CCMC, MIL, MB) for vacuum pump lubrication.
Information regarding pressure limits and readings for the vacuum pump.
Details on maximum discharge temperature and advice for extreme temperature conditions.
Specifies the maximum allowed operating time under normal and harsh conditions.
Details on the first 50 hours of operation, including checks for oil consumption, temperature, and vane wear.
Recommended routine checks including temperature, vacuum, pressure, oil level, and filter cleaning.
