White Paper:

How to Diagnose Loss-of-Vacuum Problems in Central Conveying Systems

Conair service technicians and sales people often hear processors complain that their conveying system is not performing as well as it used to.

Some receivers take longer to fill, or fill incompletely, even though system settings have not been changed. Alarms ar triggered when demand at the machine is not being met despite multiple attempts.

A quick solution would be to adjust the fill times. However, this is only a ‘Band-Aid’ approach when incomplete filling is only a symptom of a more serious problem.

One of the most likely reasons is a loss of vacuum pressure somewhere in the conveying system.  This white paper digs into 7 possible causes for loss of vacuum.

Learn more about:

  • Clogged filters
  • Pump failure
  • Dedicated line valve or isolation valve seals are bad or worn
  • Loader seals are bad or worn
  • Vacuum sequence solenoid valve failure
  • Conveying lines leaking
  • Flex hose leaking

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