Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
Corrective Action
1. A cylinder or hose is bad.
1. Check the cylinders, hoses, and
all fittings for leaks. Tighten loose
connections. Replace any damaged
components.
The plow angles while plowing.
2. The pressure relief valve is bad.
2. Check the pressure relief valve. If the
valve is contaminated, clean or replace
it.
1. The hydraulic fluid level is low.
1. Check the hydraulic fluid level; refer to
your SnowRator Mag
Owner’s Manual
.
2. The incorrect control is being used.
2. Ensure that the quick disconnects are
connected to the corresponding control
lever.
3. The pressure relieve valve, on the
machine, is bad.
3. Check the pressure relief assembly
on the machine. If the valve is
contaminated, clean or replace it.
The plow does not angle or angles slowly.
4. A cylinder or hose is bad.
4. Thoroughly check the cylinders, hoses,
and all fittings for leaks. Tighten
any loose connections. Replace any
damaged components.
1. The hose is bad.
1. Check the hose for leaks. Tighten
any loose connections. Replace any
damaged components.
2. The cylinder is bad.
2. Replace the cylinder.
Oil leaks from the hydraulic cylinders.
3. The cylinder rod is pitted.
3. Polish the rod with steel wool. Replace
the cylinder if the pitting is too bad.
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