Maintenance of a dry vacuum pump is essential for ensuring optimal performance and longevity. Regular upkeep includes inspecting seals, checking for wear on moving parts, and removing dust or debris that may accumulate. Since dry vacuum pumps operate without oil, it is crucial to monitor temperature levels and ensure proper airflow to prevent overheating. Periodic cleaning and replacement of components like filters and gaskets help maintain efficiency. Preventive dry vacuum pump maintenance reduces the risk of unexpected failures and extends the pump’s lifespan. Following manufacturer guidelines and scheduling routine inspections can improve reliability and maintain consistent vacuum performance in various industrial applications.