Diaphragm pump issues

2017-09-08View Original

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The eye grinding on the ejector pin is skewed; please suggest a solution

Reply #22017-09-08

How about drilling a hole and then fitting a sleeve to try?

Reply #32017-09-08

Is it the ejector pin itself that is misaligned, or is it the pin hole? The pin hole and the housing are not usually integrated; both components can be replaced

Reply #42017-09-08

This is a casting; when the pneumatic piston is in operation, the changeover switch comes into contact with this ejector pin, and the force applied during operation is quite high. I think the best solution is to replace the pump body. The others are just temporary fixes; it won’t take long before they stop working properly.

Reply #52017-09-09

Yeah, now we can only replace it with a whole puller

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