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Main Office
567 Pine Hill Rd.
White, PA 15490
Tele: 724.455.6060
Fax: 724.455.6349
West Office
3092 Sylvan Rd
Ambridge, PA 15003
Tele: 724.266.6460
Fax: 724.385.0882
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A) Pump Unusually Noisy
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Low fluid level
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Fluid too heavy (
incorrect viscosity )
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Fluid temperature
too low
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Suction line too
small
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Restriction or
partially clogged suction line
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Suction strainer /
filter contaminated
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Suction strainer /
filter too small
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Pump running too
fast
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Reservoir air-vent
plugged
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Air bubbles in fluid
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Air leak at pump
inlet plumbing
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Flexible coupling
misalignment
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Pump excessively
worn
B) Pump Takes Too Long To Respond Or Fails to Respond
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Low fluid level
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Fluid too heavy (
incorrect viscosity )
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Suction strainer /
filter contaminated
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Suction strainer /
filter too small
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Suction ball valve
closed or partially closed
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Reservoir air-vent
plugged
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Air leak at pump
inlet plumbing
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Pump running too
slowly
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Pump failure
C) No Pressure In System
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Pump not delivering
fluid ( See A or B above )
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Relief valve
mal-adjusted or failed ‘open’
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Internal leakage in
control valves, motors or cylinders
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External leakage of
component(s)
D) Low Or Erratic Pressure In System
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Relief valve setting
too low
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Relief valve worn or
sticking
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Low fluid level
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Fluid too heavy (
incorrect viscosity )
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Air bubbles in fluid
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Control valves not
opening / closing fully
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Internal leakage in
control valves, motors or cylinders
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External leakage of
component(s)
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Pump compensator
setting too low
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Pump excessively
worn
E) Slow Or No Actuator Operation
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Pump not delivering
correct amount of fluid ( See A or B above )
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Directional Control
not shifting
a. Electrical failure of
solenoid, limit switches, etc
b. Insufficient
pilot-pressure
c. Interlock device not
actuated
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Worn or damaged
cylinder or hydraulic motor
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Flow control
mal-adjusted
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Operating pressure
too low
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Mechanical bind
F)
Excessive Heating Of Fluid
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Continuous operation
at relief valve setting
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Pump compensator set
higher than relief valve
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Components leaking
internally
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Reservoir sized too
small to provide adequate heat rejection
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Fluid level low or
insufficient
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Valves or plumbing
too small
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Fluid viscosity too
low
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Heat exchanger water
shut off or heat exchanger plugged
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