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Pump bench · Fontana, CA

All-Flo Pump Repair in Fontana

All-Flo air-operated double-diaphragm pumps move whatever a plant needs moved — chemicals, slurries, wastewater, coatings and shear-sensitive fluids — with no motor to burn out and no seal to blow. When one stalls, short-strokes or leaks product into the exhaust, our Fontana pump bench restores it: diaphragms, air-valve components, balls, seats and seals inspected and renewed, fluid ends checked for chemical attack and wear, and the pump air-tested through its full cycle before it leaves.

Pump bench · Fontana, CA

Diaphragm pumps diagnosed wet-end and air-end together

An AODD pump has two halves and either can cause the symptom. A torn diaphragm lets product reach the air side; a worn air valve makes a sound pump stall and ice; damaged balls and seats destroy suction lift. We inspect both ends at teardown and quote from findings — diaphragm material matched to the chemistry and temperature of the product, air-end parts renewed where wear shows, and fluid-end bodies checked for erosion and thread damage that would defeat new internals.

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All-Flo air-operated diaphragm pump repair at LA Trucks and Tractors in FontanaAll-Flo Pump Repair in Fontana · Fontana, CA

The right diaphragm material is the difference between a fix and a repeat

Regular hours are Monday-Friday 6 AM-5 PM; the rush line runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year — a stalled transfer pump usually means a process is waiting. Quotes are free, pick-up and delivery are free, and you talk directly with John Clark. Every rebuilt All-Flo pump is run-tested before it goes back.

  • All-Flo AODD pump teardown and rebuild
  • Diaphragm renewal matched to product chemistry
  • Air valve, ball, seat and seal renewal
  • Stall, short-stroke and exhaust-leak diagnosis
  • Full-cycle run testing on every rebuild

Our 8-step repair process

A clear path from the first call to a tested component or machine returned to work.

01

Pick-up

Coordinate free equipment or component pick-up when applicable.

02

Inspection

Disassemble and evaluate the complete failure.

03

Photos & video

Document condition and findings for a clear repair conversation.

04

Repair quote

Define the recommended work and quote before proceeding.

05

Approval

Confirm scope, urgency and the practical path forward.

06

Manufacturing

Machine, weld, rebuild or reverse engineer required components.

07

Testing

Verify operation and workmanship before release.

08

Shipment

Return the completed component or equipment to service.

Frequently asked questions

Why does my All-Flo pump stall or short-stroke?

Stalling usually traces to the air end — a worn air valve or distribution block — or to a diaphragm problem loading one side. We inspect both ends and quote the actual cause.

Can you match diaphragms to aggressive chemicals?

Yes — diaphragm and elastomer selection is made from the product the pump actually handles, and that selection is stated on the quote before work begins.

Emergency breakdown? Call the 24-hour rush line.

(949) 400-2937

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Request a service call.

Include the make, model, symptoms, location, urgency and preferred service time. Your details open in a text to John so you can review them before sending.

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