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Maintenance Tips For Your Hydraulic System
By R Allen – Published 10/24/2008
- Maintain as low a system pressure as possible to give adequate performance
- Prohibit unauthorized personnel from making adjustments on the hydraulic system
- Maintain adequate oil level. When adding oil, be sure it is new, clean, and if possible, pump into unit through a 10-micron filter cart
- Keep fittings tightened
- Maintain clean fluid in system by:
- Changing filter elements when indicated
- Cleaning strainer elements
- Replace oil if it becomes contaminated or overheated
- Clean or replace reservoir air breathers regularly
- Lubricate motor coupling periodically if required
- Check system regularly for overheating. Seal damage may occur at temperatures over 170° F
- Keep power unit clean
- The three most important indicators of trouble are:
- Heat
- Noise
- Leakage
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