BENDIX® AD-IP® AIR DRYER TROUBLESHOOTING CHART
SYMPTOMS | CAUSE | REMEDY | |
1. Air dryer is constantly | A. Excessive system leakage. | 6. With a gauge installed at the RES port of the | |
“cycling” or purging. | IMPORTANT: Note whether | governor, pressure should not drop below the | |
Air dryer purges | air pressure loss is shown | pressure at the onset of the compressor “unloaded” | |
frequently (every four | on dash gauge(s). Pressure | cycle. If the pressure drops, check for “kinks” or | |
(4) minutes, or less, | loss SHOWN on gauges | restrictions in the line connected to the RES port. | |
The line connected to the RES port on governor must | |||
while vehicle is idling) | is caused by service brake | ||
be the same diameter or preferably larger than the | |||
(continued). | system or component | ||
lines connected to UNL port(s) on governor. | |||
| leakage. Pressure loss | ||
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| NOT SHOWN on gauges is |
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| caused by supply system |
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| or component leakage. |
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| B. Holset® “E” type compressor. | B. Test the Holset® E Compressor unloader system | |
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| with a feedback line and check valve for proper | |
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| operation. Make certain the Holset ECON is not in | |
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| use with the | |
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| remove and retest. | |
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| When installing a Bendix® | |
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| equipped with a Holset E or QE compressor, remove | |
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| the Holset ECON valve along with its feedback and | |
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| governor control line. |
Check Valve
Feedback Line
Typical
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