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The part where the clamp holds the explosion-proof flexible connection fitting has broken, as well as the junction between the rubber hose and the metal end. How can this be repaired? Is it necessary to replace the entire 10-meter-long explosion-proof flexible tube just because of this fitting?
If the part where the explosion-proof flexible connection fitting is clamped breaks, the following repair methods can be considered: 1. Check whether the broken area can be reconnected. If the damage at the break is not too severe and the two sections can still be aligned, it is possible to try rejoining them using appropriate connectors or clamps. Ensure the connection is secure and not loose. 2. If the break cannot be reconnected, consider replacing the connector. Purchase a new connector that matches the original one, and install it at the broken point. This requires certain skills and tools; if you are unable to do it yourself, it is recommended to consult a professional repair technician. 3. If the damage at the break is severe and cannot be repaired, it may be necessary to replace the entire explosion-proof flexible connection tube. Before making the replacement, please ensure that the power to the relevant devices is turned off to eliminate any potential safety hazards. Be sure to pay attention to safety when performing repairs or replacements. If you are not familiar with the operation or lack relevant experience, seek professional assistance to avoid further damage or safety incidents. .
The comments on the second floor are very official; it seems like they say something yet at the same time seem to say nothing. Nice!
What was said on the second floor is fine, but is it that clear from the official source as well?
The authorities surely won’t reply to questions at 12:20 in the middle of the night, right?