The analysis of the cause of the failure and the solution are as follows: (1) Whether the condensed water discharged from the trap has a large oil content, if so, check the leakage point in the unit and eliminate it, check whether the oil level of the compressor is too high, if so, reduce the oil level; (2 ) Whether the opening pressure of the minimum pressure valve is normal, if so, troubleshoot, and it is necessary to replace the valve; check whether the oil return pipe is blocked, if so, clean or replace the oil return pipe: (3) Replace the oil separator core.
[pdf] Solutions: Inspect the system for leaks, replace clogged filters, and check for worn parts like seals or rotors. Possible Causes: Loose components, bearing wear, or improper alignment. Solutions: Tighten loose components, inspect bearings, and ensure proper alignment of moving parts.
[pdf] Heat generated during compression can cause air expansion before intake is completed. Poor cooling performance—whether due to inefficient oil cooling or water cooling —raises internal temperatures and reduces overall intake volume. Air displacement is directly proportional to rotor speed.
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