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Suntec A2RA7737 Waste Oil Pump

Special Price $248.99 Regular Price $276.38
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SKU
A2RA7737
The Suntec A2RA7737 Waste Oil Pump is a high-efficiency and reliable pump that is used in HVAC systems to handle and dispose of waste oil. It can operates by removing used oil from the compressor or other parts to a storage tank for recycling or proper disposal. It is widely applied in commercial heating, refrigeration and air conditioning units. The advantages are that it can enhance the performance of the system as it provides clean operation, reduces the risk of contamination and prevents clogging. It ensures cleaner conditions and helps to comply with the waste oil disposal regulations, and it is an essential part of HVAC systems.
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Specifications

  • Type: Oil Pump
  • Speed: 3450RPM
  • Oil Port Size: 1/8"
  • Air Port Size: 1/4"
  • No Of Stages: 1
  • Pressure: 10 to 20PSI
  • Flow Rate: 2.5/1.5 GPH
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Suntec A2RA7737 Waste Oil Pump?

Regularly inspect for oil leaks, loose fittings, and corrosion. Clean pump exterior and inlet screen to prevent clogs from debris. Check electrical connections for tightness and proper insulation. Always disconnect power before servicing and follow safety protocols for handling used oil.

What are common issues with the Suntec A2RA7737 Waste Oil Pump?

  • Pump struggle to maintain consistent flow under load.
  • Excessive vibration or humming.
  • Clogs at inlet screen or internal passages.
  • Leaks at seals, fittings, or housing joints.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Ensure the power source is off for safety.

Step 2: Mount the pump securely near the oil reservoir using proper brackets.

Step 3: Connect the inlet hose to the oil source and the outlet hose to the storage container.

Step 4: Tighten all fittings to prevent leaks.

Step 5: Connect the pump to the correct power supply and verify voltage compatibility.

Step 6: Turn on the pump and check for proper oil flow and secure connections.