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25/03/2024 11:52 pm
Got an old Oildraulic that keeps shutting down on low oil. Has enough oil, doesn't have low oil shutdown option, and runs between floors in sufficient time to avoid shutdown. Looking for ideas on what maybe causing this.
26/03/2024 2:04 am
When you say it doesn't have a low oil option, what do you mean? No float switch? It could be using a timer.
26/03/2024 7:38 am
Should be a timer,possibly the type with a dial on the front. 1low oil relay. If so is it picked? Does it stall in leveling? I've had bad timers on wire contact jobs b4. Potter brumfield jobs usually have the spring clock style type.
26/03/2024 7:16 pm
Pm me your email and I'll send you a dover write up on solid state oildraulic troubleshooting.. it tells you about the low oil timer and where it is on the card
26/03/2024 11:27 pm
Sent
27/03/2024 12:34 am
The most common reason for low oil shutdowns on any Dover equipment is a clogged up level strainer.
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28/03/2024 7:58 am
Didn’t get your email. Please resend.
28/03/2024 7:34 pm
On a solid state it's the power card, lom is the terminal to read
28/03/2024 10:57 pm
Sent Again. I copied the email address down incorrectly sorry
29/03/2024 12:36 am
Originally Posted by Indirtwetrust
The most common reason for low oil shutdowns on any Dover equipment is a clogged up level strainer.
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