Trouble, Shooting – Troy-Bilt 14066 User Manual

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TROUBLE

SHOOTING

Slow or Erratic Lift

PROBLEM

POSSIBLE CAUSE

Low Hydraulic Fluid level.
Cold Hydraulic Fluid.

Engine R.P.M. too slow

(Hydraulic Pump R.P.M.
too slow).

Excessive weight in bucket.
Material weight exceeds
maximum specified Loader
capacity.

Control Valve Linkage
binding/defective.

Aeration of Hydraulic Fluid.

Quick Disconnect Coupler

Restriction or Coupler
“Flow Checks”.

Orifice Plate installed upside

down.

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CORRECTION

Check control valve linkage
and repair if worn/defective.

Refer to “Aeration of
Hydraulic Fluid”.

Check coupler(s). Repair
or replace.

Check orifice plate instaiiation.

Hydraulic Hose or Tubeline
Restriction (Hoses/Tubeiine
kinked or pinched).

Lift Cylinder Piston
Assembly Leakage.

Relief Valve Erratic or
Set Below Specifications.

Control Valve Leaking
Internally. (Bypassing fluid
within valve.)

Inadequate Hydraulic Pump
Capacity

Check hoses and tubelines
for evidence of restriction.

Check cylinders for leakage
as described in Service
Section under Cylinder

Leakage Tests.

Check Relief Valve Setting
as described under Relief
Valve Test.

Replace Control Valve and
recheck operation.

Refer to “Hydraulic Pump

Capacity Inadequate”.

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