TROUBLESHOOTING
If symptoms of poor performance develop, the following chart can be used as a guide to correct the problem.
When diagnosing faults in operation of the control valve, always check that the
Problem | Cause | Solution |
Not automatically returning to | Return or tank hose from control valve | If hose is kinked, replace it. |
the NEUTRAL position. | to the intensifier may be restricted | If the hose has some obstruction in it, |
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| clear the hose or replace it. |
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| If hose coupler is obstructed, clean the |
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| coupler or replace it. |
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| Hose size may be too small for |
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| application. Replace with larger hose. |
| If tool is equipped with an equalizing | Test and reset tool equalizing valve. |
| valve, valve setting is lower than |
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| control valve unloading valve setting. |
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| Dirt of debris causing push rod(s) to | Clean thoroughly. |
| bind. |
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Tool will not advance. | Inspect | |
| providing flow. | for proper operation. |
| Control valve reverse plumbed to high- | Check for proper connection. |
| pressure hydraulic system. |
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| Transfer disc installed 180° out of | Inspect transfer disc installation and |
| correct position. | correct it, if necessary. |
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