1.Controller fault or setting too high
2.Temperature sensor failure
3.Regeneration flow too low
4. Heater failure
5.Contactor failure
1.The set value of heating temperature of the controller is too high
2.Check by measuring the resistance value of temperature sensor
3.Check the regeneration gas flow regulating valve
4.Check that the heater resistance is correct
5.Check whether the contactor operates flexibly
Reset the operating parameters of the controller and replace it if necessary
Replace the temperature sensor
Adjust regeneration flow
Replace the heater
Replace contactor
1.Inlet air flow too high
2.Low inlet pressure
3.Inlet air temperature too high
4.Excessive moisture content
5.The adsorbent is contaminated by oil
6.Filter failure
7.Incorrect dew point indication
It refers to that the flow of compressed air into the dryer is greater than the standard treatment capacity of the dryer
Refers to the pressure of compressed air into the dryer
Refers to the temperature of compressed air entering the dryer
Refers to the saturated water content of compressed air entering the dryer
Refers to the adsorbent in the adsorption tower
It refers to the working effect of the filter before and after the dryer.
Wrong installation of dew point indicator
Check the discharge of compressor outlet
Control pressure
Check compressor outlet
Check the after cooler and pre filter drain valve
Depressurize the dryer and check whether the desiccant is discolored or poisoned
Replace the filter core
Check again
The filter screen of desiccant diffuser is blocked
Compressed air handling capacity exceeds rated flow
Regeneration pneumatic valve remains open
Check valve action failure
Check by pressure gauge of adsorption cylinder and outlet pressure gauge of dryer
Use flowmeter to detect
Check whether the control pneumatic valve works normally by manual method
Remove check one way valve for inspection
Replace the desiccant diffuser
Check the condition of inlet gas volume
Check the pilot air circuit or solenoid valve and replace as required
Check check valve, repair and replace as required
The regeneration exhaust valve cannot be closed during the pressure accumulation process
The outlet flow exceeds the maximum capacity of the dryer
One way check valve damaged
Check whether the exhaust valve works normally by manual method
Use flowmeter to detect
Remove check valve for inspection
Check the pilot air circuit or solenoid valve and replace as required
Check the air inlet volume
Check check valve, repair and replace as required
The controller failure causes the conversion time out of control, and the air in the tower produces adsorbent impact friction due to unstable pressure.
Pressure equalizing time is too short
Use a multimeter to measure whether the control output of the controller is normal
Check whether the controller setting parameters are reasonable
Check, repair and replace the controller
Adjust the parameters and prolong the equalizing time
The air flow is too small or the load is too light.
The hot gas bypass valve is not open or poor, and the expansion valve is opened too much
The drain outlet of evaporator is blocked, and excessive water accumulated will cause ice blockage
Increase compressed air flow or load
Adjust the hot gas bypass valve and expansion valve or replace it
Dredge the drain and drain the condensate of evaporator
High pressure side valve blocked
Blockage of drying filter
Open the valve to remove the blockage
Replacement
The power supply lacks phase or the voltage exceeds the allowable range
Incorrect wiring
The relay or contactor does not pull in
If the compressor is started by capacitor, the starting capacitor is damaged
Poor high and low voltage protection switch
Mechanical failure of compressor, such as cylinder sticking
Check the power supply to make the power supply voltage within the rated range
Check the circuit according to the circuit diagram
Check the cause, replace or repair
Replace the starting capacitor
Adjust the set value of pressure switch or replace the pressure protection switch
Replace the compressor
Insufficient or leaking refrigerant
The air flow is too small or the load is too light
Hot gas bypass valve not open or poor
The ambient temperature is too low
Leak detection and vacuum again to add refrigerant
Increase compressed air flow or load
Adjust the hot gas bypass valve or replace it
Reduce the cooling water flow or turn off the cooling water