Insinger
Chemical Line Air Ingress
Detergent or rinse aid lines frequently lose prime and require manual priming.
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Possible Causes
Loose fittings on Insinger chemical tubing, Cracked or hardened pickup tubes, Chemical containers running empty, Pump check valves leaking
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Disconnect power and wear PPE when handling chemicals.
- Inspect all fittings: Tighten compression nuts and barbed fittings on detergent and rinse aid lines to prevent air leaks.
- Replace pickup tubes: If tubes are brittle or cracked, replace with chemical-resistant tubing of the correct size.
- Maintain chemical levels: Keep containers at least one-third full to avoid drawing air.
- Check pump check valves: Disassemble pump heads (if serviceable) and inspect internal check valves. Replace worn components or the entire pump if necessary.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Chemical Tubing and Check Valves
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