Crankcase Respirator Maintenance
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First, the internal respirator can use the overall cleaning method, can also use the disassembly cleaning method. 1 Overall cleaning Remove the respirator from the labyrinth of the gear chamber cover, and add clean diesel oil from the air outlet to shake it. Repeated cleaning should be repeated several times. After cleaning, the reed should be attached to the metal plate, and the oil return hole should be unblocked. 2 Disassembly and cleaning Wash the fastening screws on the respirator components with a screwdriver. Gently pry the respirator parts to clean. Take care not to damage the reeds. When assembling after cleaning, the joint surface should be clean and flat, with proper glue solution. Apply a little bit at the steps to prevent the respirators from failing due to leaks. Second, concealed and direct-view respirator These two respirator structure is basically the same, just remove the fastening screw to dismantle cleaning. Third, slide-type respirator is generally all-plastic products, disintegration, just to peel off the outer body of the polyester film, unscrew the left and right bodies, poured out the middle slide. If the threaded connection is a stud, the difference between the two heads should be taken into consideration when removing the screw. After the cleaning, it must be replaced as it is. Do not make a mistake.
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