Tips for maintaining low-temperature coolant circulation pump to keep the equipment running smoothly

The use of the cryogenic coolant circulation pump is simple, but regular maintenance is very important. Many things that appear to be malfunctions are actually caused by a lack of regular maintenance. The electrical power of the low-temperature coolant circulation pump and the heat taken away by the refrigerant need to be discharged through the front ventilation radiator. If the vents are clogged with dust, lint, etc., it will affect the heat emission and thus affect the cooling effect. Generally speaking, the decrease in cooling capacity is caused by poor ventilation or excessive ambient temperature. For low-temperature coolant circulation pumps, the general working temperature is set at 20°C, which is suitable for the growth of microorganisms. Over time these microorganisms can clog the filter, causing poor water flow and a noisy pump.