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How to Tell if Your Industrial Pump Needs Maintenance

by cbergman@ortmandrilling.com (Admin), Monday, September 26, 2016 4:15 PM

Pump Maintenance — Well Cleaning and Rehabilitation in Kokomo, IN
Industrial pumps are the cornerstone of some businesses and an essential tool to others. In order to minimize expensive downtime due to equipment failures, it's important to keep an eye on the condition of all your equipment. The truth is that if you have an industrial pump, you need to maintain it regardless of whether it shows any of these warning signs. You'll avoid outages and prolong the life of your machinery, plus you'll preserve value for when it comes time to upgrade.

Motor Problems

The motor on an industrial pump can experience a wide range of faults. If you're having trouble with a breaker switch or even a malfunctioning timer, it's best to get a professional in for a special service call to identify the problem. That's because there are so many possible causes, it's tricky for someone without training to diagnose the problem correctly.

Cracks or Holes

Structural problems with your pump's housing are serious. That housing is made of heavy-duty materials to protect the more delicate machine components inside. Housing damage not only does damage to the structure, meaning that you're at risk for a bigger exposure, but also that the pump could be under stress that will damage its ability to perform. If any of this sounds familiar, contact Ortman Drilling at 765-459-4125 for more information from the experts.
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