Vacuum pump maintenance is essential for ensuring consistent performance and extending the lifespan of equipment used in various industrial and laboratory settings. In the US, regular maintenance typically includes checking oil levels (for lubricated pumps), inspecting seals, filters, and valves, and cleaning internal components to prevent contamination or buildup. Scheduled servicing helps identify potential issues before they lead to costly failures or downtime. Vacuum pump maintenance may also involve monitoring system pressure, replacing worn parts, and calibrating controls for optimal efficiency. Proper upkeep ensures the vacuum system operates reliably, safely, and within the performance standards required for its specific application.