To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my VEVOR 2KQ-2G Water Pump is spraying oil?
If your VEVOR Water Pump is spraying oil, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, check if there's too much oil in the pump; if so, adjust the oil level to the recommended level. Alternatively, the gas inlet pressure might be too high, or too much gas has been pumped. In this case, consider using a bigger pump or reducing the gas inlet pressure.
Why does my VEVOR 2KQ-2G Water Pump have a low degree of vacuum?
A low degree of vacuum in your VEVOR Water Pump can stem from several causes. First, ensure there's sufficient oil; if not, add oil up to the oil level line. Second, check the oil's condition; if it's dirty, replace it. Third, inspect the oil intake for blockages and clean it or the filter if necessary. Fourth, examine the hose or gas inlet for clogs and clear them. Finally, verify that the pump is suitable for your specific application; if not, acquire a more appropriate pump.
What causes oil leaks in a VEVOR 2KQ-2G Water Pump?
If your VEVOR Water Pump is leaking oil, there are a couple of potential causes. The oil seal might be damaged, requiring a replacement. Alternatively, the housing gasket could be loose or worn out, which would also necessitate replacement.
What to do if my VEVOR Water Pump has starting difficulty?
If you're experiencing difficulty starting your VEVOR Water Pump, it could be due to the oil temperature being too low. Try starting the pump multiple times to warm the oil.
General| Model | 2KQ-2G |
|---|---|
| Suction | 8 m |
| Speed | 3450 RPM |
| Protection | IP44 |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Voltage | 220V |
| Inlet/Outlet | 1 inch |
Details the pump's versatile uses, how it operates, and the manual's overall purpose.
Lists potential dangers and provides essential guidelines for safe handling and usage.
Highlights the primary features, design choices, and technological advantages of the vacuum pump.
Identifies and explains the various physical components of the vacuum pump.
Guides users through the essential steps for correctly setting up the vacuum pump for initial operation.
Outlines best practices for positioning, mounting, and ensuring proper ventilation.
Provides instructions for safely connecting the pump to the system requiring evacuation.
Offers essential advice for maintaining the pump's performance and extending its lifespan.
