Instruction Manual

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Symptom Possible Causes
Corrective Action
Erratic cylinder action Air in system or pump cavitation
External leak
Internal hydraulic leak
Follow pump instructions for
bleeding air
Tighten all connections.
Contact Service Center
No power or wrong voltage
Damaged power cord
Tripped circuit breaker
Loose or faulty wiring
Check the power supply & voltage
Contact Customer Service
Make sure breaker is of adequte
size.
Contact Customer Service
Cylinder extends partially Hydraulic oil level too low in pump
Load is above the capacity of
system
Cylinder is sticking or binding
Fill and bleed the system
Use the correct equipment
Contact Service Center
Cylinder moves slower than normal
Loose connection or coupler
Restricted hydraulic line or fitting
Pump not working correctly
Cylinder seals leaking
Tighten
Clean and replace if damaged
Check pump operating instructions
Replace cylinder
Cylinder leaks hydraulic fluid Worn or damaged seals Replace cylinder
Cylinder will not retract or retracts
slower than normal
Loose couplers
Weak or broken retraction springs
Cylinder damaged internally
Pump reservoir too full
Tighten couplers
Replace cylinder
Replace cylinder
Drain hydraulic fluid to correct level
Motor will not start
Pump fails to maintain pressure
External leak
Internal hydraulic leak
Pump or valve malfunctioning
Tighten all connections.
Contact Service Center
Check pump operating instructions
A system failure may or may not be the result of a pump malfunction. The following information is intended to be
used as an aid in determining if a problem exists.
Note:
1. To ensure safe and reliable performance, replace worn or damaged parts with BVA Hydraulics Authorized
Replacement Parts only.
2. For best performance and long equipment life, replace the pump's fluid supply at least once per year. To protect
your warranty and ensure proper performance, use good quality hydraulic oil, we recommend BVA
Hydraulic oil (F01 & F05), Mobil DTE 16M or equivalent.
Extension cord too long
Faulty motor
Overheated motor can trip
circuit breaker
Replace
Replace or repair
Allow motor to cool, reset circuit
breaker
Motor cuts out