Common Faults and Troubleshooting for High-Temperature Melt P
1. Insufficient Flow
Possible Causes: Blocked inlet, low pressure, packing leakage
Solutions: Clear the pipeline, tighten the seals, verify the speed
2. Pump Body Seized and Not Rotating
Possible Causes: Seized shaft sleeve, foreign objects stuck in gears
Solutions: Continuously heat for ≥2 hours (Note: Ensure safety during heating to avoid causing other issues), disassemble and remove foreign objects

3. Abnormal outlet pressure
Possible Causes: Blocked pipeline, gear wear
Solutions: Clear the pipeline, replace the gear set or bearing sleeve
4. Melt leakage
Possible causes: Failed shaft seal, aged cover plate seal
Solutions: Cool with cooling water (Note: Ensure the cooling water system is functioning properly to prevent leaks), replace the seal assembly or use high-temperature sealant
5. Product bubbles/black spots
Possible causes: Insufficient front-end exhaust, carbon buildup in pump dead zones
Solutions: Enhance drying exhaust, improve pump body smoothness, and adopt a dead-zone-free design

6. Abnormal temperature rise
Possible causes: Thermocouple failure, friction overheating
Solutions: Calibrate the temperature control system, install air cooling or water cooling systems to reduce temperature
Note:
Before performing any maintenance or troubleshooting, ensure that the power supply has been disconnected and necessary safety measures have been taken. If unsure about the procedure or the issue is complex, seek assistance from a professional.
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