What are the common problems of Excavator? Things can occasionally go wrong, even with regular maintenance routines. Here is a brief list of the most frequent excavator issues and their fixes.
Please be aware that the issues and solutions stated below are general. If you’re experiencing trouble using your excavator properly, ask your dealer or a nearby service technician for assistance. Do not attempt to repair the issue yourself if you are not an experienced professional.
There may be a number of causes. A problem with the charge pump, being trapped in high-speed mode, inadequate hydraulic pressure or flow, a blockage in the motor case drain line, or too-tight tracks are a few examples of contributing reasons.
HOW COME IT GETS HOT?
Smaller excavators are more susceptible to overheating. Keep the following things in mind to check when your excavator overheats:
- Check the load
- Verify the exhaust system.
- Verify the radiator cap’s tightness.
- Keep your radiator clean.
WHY DOESN’T IT START?
- There are several potential causes for this issue. Look at what follows:
- If you have a voltmeter, use it to verify the voltage going from the key to the starter.
- Check the directional joystick next; the directional cords could be the issue.
- After that, check the starter’s wiring once again.
- The excavator won’t start if the “dead man’s switch” isn’t switched on, so check that it is.
WHY DOES MY EXCAVATOR MOVE SO SLOWLY?
One of the most frequent causes is an issue with the hydraulic system. The hydraulics should thus be checked by a service expert rather than doing it yourself. One of the causes is:
broken hydraulic seals with corrosion a faulty or outdated hydraulic drive. And lastly, a malfunctioning hydraulic pump.
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