Common issues include hydraulic leaks, wear and tear on seals and gaskets, pump failure due to contamination or overheating, and electrical problems affecting the pump’s performance.
Regular maintenance should be performed based on the manufacturer's recommendations, typically every 3,000 to 5,000 hours of operation. However, this can vary depending on the operating conditions.
Signs of pump issues include unusual noises, decreased efficiency, hydraulic fluid leaks, overheating, or the pump not reaching its expected pressure levels.
Minor repairs and maintenance can often be performed onsite. However, for major repairs or complete overhauls, it’s recommended to send the pump to a specialized repair facility.
The repair time can vary depending on the extent of the damage. Minor repairs may take a few hours, while major overhauls could take several days.
