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I was told that a pump in a heating system that from time to time pushes against closed valves is not good for the pump. If so, how will it affect the pump in the long run?
Yes, using the wrong type of fuel can be harmful for the pump. Each pump is designed to work with a specific type of fuel and using the wrong type can cause damage and reduce its lifespan.
Yes, low-quality fuel can cause damage to the pump. It may contain impurities or contaminants that can clog the pump or cause it to malfunction.
Running the pump for extended periods of time can be harmful. It can cause the pump to overheat, which can lead to damage and reduce its efficiency. It is important to follow the manufacturer's recommendations for usage time.
Yes, not changing the pump's oil regularly can negatively impact its performance. The oil helps lubricate and protect the pump's internal components. Without regular oil changes, these components can wear down and cause the pump to malfunction.
Using the pump for purposes other than what it was designed for can be damaging. Each pump is designed for a specific function and using it for something else can put unnecessary strain on the pump, leading to potential damage.