How to solve common Mvr problems

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The compressor noise is much higher than usual: (1) If the pressure difference between the inlet and outlet is too large, the current becomes extremely high. It may be due to an accumulation of organic matter or impurity salts; the increased boiling point prevents evaporation, so these substances need to be removed. There is too much non-condensable gas in the heating chamber, which also needs to be eliminated. ⑵The material is foaming; the compressor is running with the material inside. Add a defoamer. ⑶The bearing is worn, and the rotor rubs against the chamber. The bearing needs to be replaced.

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