The gas holder is deformed
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When the gas tank is in operation, it cannot move up or down, which results in vacuum formation with pressure building up at the top. Does anyone know the reason?
It got stuck at the top and bottom, preventing vacuum extraction. Under normal circumstances, it should be able to move up and down.
Is it dry or wet, spiral or vertical? The inability to move up and down freely is the fundamental cause of deflation.
The gas tank is stuck; it’s strange if it doesn’t deflate
It must be a wet-type system that cannot be raised or lowered; it definitely has to be deflated. The fan at the outlet of the gas tank works hard to draw air out, but the gas tank gets stuck in this position. Doesn’t pulling air out increase the negative pressure? It’s impossible for it not to deflate. This is a typical case of negligence in following standard operational procedures – an accident that shouldn’t have happened due to extreme carelessness and inadequate monitoring