The compressor oil level must be topped up each time it is opened; otherwise, the system will shut down automatically
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The compressor oil level must be topped up each time it is opened; otherwise, the system will shut down automatically
Go to the return tank to check if there is oil on the surface; it’s likely an oil cooling leak.
It’s probably an oil leak in the system; one thing to check is whether there are leaks in the oil piping system, and the other is whether the oil cooling system is leaking Just check it.
There is oil leakage. According to the description, the quality of the oil is fine; it’s probably not a leak in the cooling water pipes. It could be a leak in the oil pipes, or the oil seals might not be functioning properly and are causing leaks. Check the area around the compressor for any oil stains, and also consider the possibility that the oil has leaked into the steam pipes.
The black, oily water coming out of the waste tank – could it be that there is a leak somewhere in the compressor piston area?
The black, oily water coming out of the waste tank – could it be that there is a leak somewhere in the compressor piston area?
The black, oily water coming out of the waste tank – could it be that there is a leak somewhere in the compressor piston area?