What is the reason why the oil-free air compressor does not breathe?

Oil-free air compressor is not gas may have the following reasons:

blocked or damaged intake valve: If there is a problem with the intake valve, the compressor will not be able to suck in air, which will cause the air to be unable to compress. At this time, it is necessary to check whether there is a problem with the intake valve, and clean or replace it in time.

Exhaust filter blockage: The function of the exhaust filter is to filter pollutants in the compressed air. If the exhaust filter is clogged, it will prevent the compressor from discharging compressed air. Therefore, regular cleaning or replacement of the exhaust filter is the key to ensure its smooth flow.

Air filter clogging: long time not clean or replace the air filter will cause the air inlet resistance to increase, so that the pressure is insufficient, can not meet the normal pressure requirements. At this time, the filter element needs to be cleaned or replaced to restore air flow.

Compression screw damage: For oil-free screw air compressors, if the compression screw is damaged or worn, the air cannot be compressed to sufficient pressure. In this case, the compression screw needs to be replaced with a new one.

Motor or circuit failure: The abnormal motor or circuit failure of the oil-free air compressor will also cause the equipment to fail to work normally, thereby affecting the compression and discharge of gas.

PLC failure or solenoid valve problem: If the PLC fails or the solenoid valve (including its circuit, valve body and pipeline) has a problem, it may cause the air intake machine to not operate, thereby affecting the air compressor.

Small pressure check valve failure: When the small pressure check valve fails, even if the pressure in the machine is high, there may be no pressure output, which is also a possible cause of not getting gas.

In order to solve the problem that the oil-free air compressor does not breathe, it is recommended to check the above-mentioned components first, find out the fault point, and repair or replace it in time. If the problem cannot be solved by itself, it is recommended to contact professional air compressor maintenance personnel or the technical support team of the equipment manufacturer for further inspection and maintenance.