Hydraulic trouble shooting guide – MTD 249-620-003 User Manual

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HYDRAULIC TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

Problem

Probable C ause(s)

Corrective Action

Cylinder rod will not
move

A Broken driveshaft

B Loose shaft coupling

C Gear sections damaged

D Damaged relief v< live
E Hydraulic lines blocked
F Too little oil to pu np
G Damaged directio lal valve
H Blocked directional valve

A Return pump for authorized repair

B Correct engine/pump alignment as necessary

C Return pump for authorized repair

D Return directional valve for authorized repair
E Flush and clean hydraulic system
F Add oil to reservoir

G Return directional valve for authorized repair

H Flush and clean hydraulic system; return

directional valve for authorized repair

Slow cylinder shaft
speed while
extending and
retracting

A Gear sections damaged

B Excessive pump i ilet vacuum

C Slow engine speed*
D Damaged relief Vc Jve

E Too little oil to pu Tip
F Air in oil

G Directional valve baking internally
H Internally damaged cylinder

A Return pump for authorized repair

B Make certain pump inlet hoses are clear

and unblocked—use short, large
diameter inlet hoses

, C Return erigine for authorized repair ; . X

D -Returri directional valve for authorized’r^iiair
E Add oil to reservoir
F Add oil, clean reservoir, make certain oil

return tube is below oil level

G Return directional valve for authorized repair
H Return cylinder for authorized repair

Engine runs but

wood will not split,
or wood splits too
slowly

A Small gear section damaged

B Pump check valves leaking

C Excessive pump i ilet vacuum

D Low relief valve sotting
E Too little oil to pu np
F Air in oil

G Directional valve 1 saking internally

H Overloaded cylinder
1 Internally damaged cylinder

A Return pump for authorized repair

B Return pump for authorized repair
C Make certain pump inlet hoses are

clear and unblocked; use short, large
diameter inlet hoses

D Adjust valve while using pressure gauge*
E Add oil to reservoir
F Add oil, clean reservoir, make certain oil

return tube is below oil level

G Return directional valve for authorized repair
H Do not attempt to split wood against the grain
1 Return cylinder for authorized repair

Engine stalls during
splitting

A Low horsepower/v reak engine

B High relief valve setting
C High unloading vs Ive setting
D Overloaded cylinder

A Return engine for authorized repair

B Adjust valve while using pressure gauge*
C Adjust valve while using pressure gauge*

D Do not attempt to split wood against the grain

Engine will not turn
or stalls under low
load conditions

A Engine/pump misalignment

B Frozen or seized pump
C Low horsepower/v 'eak engine
D Hydraulic lines blocked
E Blocked directions;! valve

A Correct alignment as necessary

B Return pump for authorized repair
C Return engine for authorized repair
D Flush and clean hydraulic system
E Flush and clean hydraulic system; return

directional valve for authorized repair

Leaking pump shaft

seal

A Broken driveshaft

B Engine/pump misalignment
C Gear sections damaged
D Poorly positioned shaft seal
E Plugged oil breatf er

A Return pump for authorized repair

B Correct alignment as necessary

C Return pump for authorized repair

D Return pump for authorized repair
E Make certain reservoir is properly vented

* Should be performed by an authorized service dealer only.

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