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What’s wrong with this Ingersoll Rand air compressor? Why has it turned out this way?

2017-11-23View Original

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Reply #22017-11-23
The bearing rollers have fallen off; the bearing is malfunctioning yet the machine continues to operate
Reply #32017-11-23
Water is coming in. The reason might be that the air storage tank has not had its water drained for a long time, causing the tank to become full of water. It flows back into the machine.
Reply #42017-11-24
It should be that the bearing fails first, causing the male and female rotors to collide, and eventually leading to a jam.
Reply #52017-11-24
A screw compressor with four rotors, seen for the first time
Reply #62017-11-25
It feels like there is a lack of oil or the oil nozzle is not spraying oil, which leads to bearing degradation
Reply #72017-11-25
Consequences of starting the machine with insufficient oil, leading to bearing damage
Reply #82017-11-25
There is a problem with the bearing. Is it a lack of oil, or has an object fallen in?

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