MAKO COMPRESSORS MAKO 625 Breathing Air Compressor: Common Faults and Maintenance
MAKO COMPRESSORS MAKO 625 Breathing Air Compressor: Common Faults and Maintenance
MAKO COMPRESSORS is an American manufacturer of diving and breathing air compressors. The MAKO 625 is typically used for commercial diving cylinder filling. The notes below cover practical operation, maintenance points and compatible consumables.
Common faults and diagnosis
Oil carry-over
If the delivered air smells of oil, inspect the separator and confirm the oil specification. A non-breathing-grade oil will fail EN 12021 purity limits.
Filter saturation
A slow pressure build-up may point to a saturated final filter rather than a pump fault; check the filter differential before overhauling.
Low or unstable pressure
Low final pressure usually points to leaking valves, worn seals or an undersized drive. Verify stage pressures and valve condition before assuming a major overhaul is needed.
Compatible consumables
Our compatible consumables for the MAKO COMPRESSORS MAKO 625 cover compressor oil and breathing filter cartridges. They are designed as aftermarket replacements and are not supplied or endorsed by MAKO COMPRESSORS.
Dejue breathing air compressors
Dejue (Shanghai) also manufactures breathing air compressors with German-derived technology at its production base in Baoshan, Shanghai. To compare capacity and pressure, see the 100–1000 L/min parameter selection table: https://www.bs986.com/list_29/100-1000l-breathing-air-compressor-selection-table.html.
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View the 100–1000 L/min breathing air compressor selection table