Table 4-1. Troubleshooting - continuedPROBLEMPOSSIBLE CAUSEREMEDYOil leakage -4. Internal shaft sealReplace seal.continuedworn or damaged.5. Worn coupling shaftReplace coupling shaft and seal.and internal seal.Significant loss of1. Lack of sufficient oil(a) Check for faulty relief valvespeed under loadsupply.and adjust or replace asrequired.(b) Check for and repair wornpump.(c) Check for and use correct oilfor temperature of operation.2. High internal motorReplace worn rotor set.leakage.3. Severely worn or dam-Replace rotor set, drive link andaged internal splines.coupling shaft.4. Excessive heat.Locate excessive heat source in thesystem and correct the condition.5. Loose V-belt.Tighten V-belt or replace.Low mechanical1. Line blockageLocate blockage source and repairefficiency or undueor replace.high pressure re-quired to operate2. Internal interference.Disassemble unit, identify and reme-motordy cause and repair, replacing partsas necessary.3. Lack of pumpingCheck for and repair worn pump.pressure.4. Excessive binding orLocate source and eliminate cause.loading in system.Pulsation1. Belt slippage.Tighten or replace, use correct belt.2. Air leak in inlet plumb-Disassemble, reseal, and reassemble.ing.4-6
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