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    Loosing oil



    Hi guys,
    anybody have problem loosing oil from units that made in Sabroe.
    I am thinking about Sab 120,151,193,233 FRICK compressor put on Sabroe unit.

    AKI



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    Re: Loosing oil

    AKI,
    Have heard about worldwide problems coalesces not working correctly, but not replaced on any on equipment we work on.
    I think it was 1-2 years ago most issues.
    Things to look out for are correct torque setting, gasket sealing threaded rod where it goes through end cap.
    Found “0” rings from new poorly glued in, falling off when in packaging.
    Last edited by RANGER1; 04-12-2020 at 06:16 PM.

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    Re: Loosing oil

    Sorry Ranger1 but I do not understand.

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    Re: Loosing oil

    Quote Originally Posted by RANGER1 View Post
    AKI,
    Have heard about worldwide problems coalesces not working correctly, but not replaced on any on equipment we work on.
    I think it was 1-2 years ago most issues.
    Things to look out for are correct torque setting, gasket sealing threaded rod where it goes through end cap.
    Found “0” rings from new poorly glued in, falling off when in packaging.

    AKI, read now & see if makes sense.

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    Re: Loosing oil

    AKI,
    my question, the frema is an "A" -Sabroe, or Frick-sized separator.

    Josef.

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    Re: Loosing oil

    Josef its A frame.

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    Re: Loosing oil

    Hi Aki,

    Seen almost 10 units of Sabroe have huge oil carryover, in 24 hours of operation oil level reach up to low level. Every time check coalescer filter found damaged even after 24 Hours of operation.

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    Re: Loosing oil

    Hi Ultrakool,
    I am talking about units that loosing oil from first day.For example SAB 233 in 500 hours loosing 100 litres oil.

    When I check coalescer filter,pipes for return oil,block valve everything looks just fine.

    What is interesting that original SABROE 128,163,202 etc. work normal on the same unit construction.

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    Re: Loosing oil

    Sorry RANGER1 now I understand.
    regards
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    Re: Loosing oil

    AKI,
    not your problem, you need to complain to the coalescer filter supplier.

    Josef.

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    Re: Loosing oil

    AKI,
    A check of rack coalescer, that end caps have been glued on 100% bonded all the way around, inside out.
    - where coalescer seals on ends, does it look like a correct seal is possible.
    - If you run a lower oil level, may help.
    - Any unusual foaming of oil.
    - Internal end plate not damaged, cracked, fully welded.
    - oil return back into compressor in correct port, so no possibility oil return flow incorrect way.

    If “A” frame, does that have a coalescer eack end (Sabroe) or Frick one end, how many filters?
    Last edited by RANGER1; 05-12-2020 at 09:21 PM.

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