TRICO 30019 Pneumatic Drum Pump Motor, 3/4 Hp, 4.5 GPM Flow Rate

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How do you troubleshoot a pneumatic drum pump motor in case of breakdown?

A.

• Ensure the air pressure regulator setting is correct to prevent the pump from blowing air or cycling excessively.
• Confirm that the bolts on the bottom of the pump air motor are securely tightened to prevent air leaks.
• Check for loose connections, leaks and blockages in the material side of the system, including hoses, couplings and control handles.
• If the pump air motor does not cycle, check for obstructions like bolts or plastic liners in the primer tube inside the drum.

Q. What factors should I consider while choosing Trico 30019 pneumatic drum pump motor?

A.

• Ensure compatibility with the specific Trico pump model.
• Check air pressure requirements and match with available supply.
• Consider the required flow rate for your application.
• Verify material compatibility with the pumped fluid.
• Assess power and performance specifications.
• Choose a motor with easy-to-maintain components.

Q. When should I replace this pneumatic drum pump?

A.

• Replace if there are safety concerns risking equipment or personnel.
• If the pump fails to achieve the required flow rate or suction power.
• When critical components show signs of wear, affecting reliability.
• Address any persistent leaks or malfunctions that impede proper operation.
• If the pump sustains damage beyond effective repair.
• Upgrade if newer models offer improved efficiency or features.
• Consider replacement if the pump requires frequent and costly repairs.