vacuum pump oil problems
What happens is that I throw almost all the oil jar that brings the pump from the factory and almost reached the top bone and I turned it on empty I forgot to close the keys and then I see that it is missing oil .. .
and I thought that since the refrigerator compressor is empty it has absorbed oil from the pump. How do you say that is impossible? so do not close the keys of the manonetro ?.
The pump is finished pouring all the jar of oil that it brings from the factory, very little is really left but I throw it out and now it is in the middle of the viewfinder.
Be anxious because it is the first time I use a bomb
When the first oil is made to the double-station pump, a time must be set for the pump to work and share that oil between stages, then the level of being necessary is completed, perhaps as if it was enough once, now all at once. left at home, nothing to do with a transfer of oil from the pump to the compressor of the equipment, that is impossible, I would have to have the hose an absorbent stick, to drink oil Coca-Cola mode.
Ok thanks for the answer I had that concern since it is my first time to use the pump. (Y)
In order for the vacuum of a system to lift an oil column from the pump to the equipment system itself, the vacuum pump should have the hose connections below the oil level, an illogical thing already thought by the manufacturers of vacuum pumps, which always place those sockets on the upper end of the pump itself so that something like this never happens. Another illogical way would be for you to make a system empty by entertaining yourself, laying the pump to one side with the gauges obviously open.
If thanks for the idea or notion that you have given me, it is logical that the oil is not absorbed because the hose or some connection is not really touching the oil of the pump and cannot return or absorb it due to something that is empty.
Only it is my first time and as I saw something viscous white in the eye of wey of the manonetro I got scared and asked the question that I already solved by his comments :)
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