How to Repair a Foam Pump Soap Dispenser

Is your soap dispenser Foam Pump(KEXON) not working? Soap dispensers are fairly reliable devices. You push down on the finger pump, soap emerges through the spout, and the pump automatically retracts for the next cycle. But sometimes things get mess up inside the pump. When a foam pump isn't working, it's usually because it's clogged or the spring is broken. Internal seals may fail in a well-used pump, but they aren't replaceable.
The finger pump on a soap dispenser, and on most bottles of soap, shampoo or lotion, for that matter, is a surprisingly elegant device. The spring-loaded piston that you push down with your finger pushes air into the soap reservoir. This creates a vacuum in the reservoir, and when the piston retracts, soap is sucked into it. The next time you push, some of this soap is forced into a small tube that leads to the spout while the rest of it goes back to the reservoir, creating the necessary vacuum in the reservoir to pull in fresh soap.
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