Fault phenomenon | Cause Analysis | Exclusion method |
1. The motor does not turn | ① The hydraulic pump has not started or is not turning in the correct direction. | ① Start the hydraulic pump or correct the pump's rotation direction |
②Insufficient fuel tank capacity | Add to the specified oil amount |
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③ The directional valve is in the neutral position | ③ Switch directional valve |
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④The pressure setting value of the overflow valve is too low | ④ Adjust the system pressure to the specified value |
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⑤ Insufficient motor output torque | ⑤Replace motor |
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2. The noise is too loud during operation | ①There is air in the hydraulic system | ①Identify the intake cause and eliminate air in the oil |
②Vacuum | Increase fuel supply |
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③Failure of internal components such as bearings in the motor | ③Replace bearings and other damaged parts |
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3. Excessive internal and external leakage | ①Damage to the sealing component causes internal and external leakage | ①Replace sealing components |
②The motor parts have air holes, sand holes, cracks, etc. | ②Replace parts |
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③Loose bolts | ③Tighten the bolts |
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4. Abnormal fever | ①Hydraulic oil temperature is too high | Increase cooling capacity |
②Motor efficiency decreases | ②Replace consumable parts |
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③Abnormal wear | ③Replace motor |