Under what circumstances does the garden humidification pump need to be shut down for inspection

If the garden humidification pump that is currently working malfunctions, it is usually necessary to shut down for inspection. Next, let's take a look at which situations require shutdown for inspection.

When the performance of the garden humidification pump decreases, it needs to be stopped for inspection. When the flow or head of the water pump decreases after running for a period of time, it needs to be stopped for inspection to check if there is leakage caused by impeller wear, pump body wear, or seal damage. These accessories should be inspected and replaced if necessary to ensure their basic performance.

When the temperature of the garden humidification pump is too high, it also needs to be stopped for inspection. If the temperature exceeds the normal working temperature, it will cause thermal expansion of the pump body and bearings, increase friction, and accelerate equipment wear and tear. At this time, it is necessary to do a good job in lubrication, regularly replace the lubricating oil, and ensure the operation of the bearings.

If there is an abnormal noise during work, the garden humidification pump should also be shut down for inspection. Due to the interference of foreign objects inside the pump, which may enter objects such as stones and iron filings, the pump should be shut down for disassembly and inspection to remove any foreign objects inside.