7 - Fault Finding
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Liquid System
FAULT
PROBABLE CAUSE
CONTROL / REMEDY
No spray from boom when turned on.
SmartValve / Pressure valve positions are wrong.
Set correct valve positions for spraying.
Suction/pressure filters are clogged.
Clean suction and pressure filters.
No suction from tank.
See if suction fitting in main tank sump is free of
sedimentation. Clean if needed.
Lack of pressure.
Incorrect assembly.
Boost valve has a defect (it is located at the bottom
of the pressure filter). The valve seat is worn or
missing.
Air in system.
Fill suction hose with water for initial priming.
Too much agitation.
Close the agitation valve.
Pump valves are blocked or worn.
Check for obstructions and wear.
Blocked filters.
Clean all filters.
Defective pressure gauge.
Check for dirt at inlet of pressure gauge.
Pressure dropping.
Filters are clogging.
Clean all filters. Fill with cleaner water. If using
powders, make sure agitation is on.
Nozzles are worn.
Check nozzle output. Replace nozzles, if the
deviation in output exceeds 10%.
Sucking air towards end of tank load.
Lower pump speed (rpm).
Pressure increasing.
Pressure filters beginning to clog.
Clean all filters.
Formation of foam.
Air is being sucked into system.
Check tightness / gaskets / O-rings of all fittings on
suction side.
Excessive liquid agitation.
Lower pump speed (rpm).
Check safety valve is tight.
Ensure returns inside the tank are present.
Use a foam damping additive.
Operating unit is not functioning, or it is having a
malfunction.
Blown fuse(s).
Check mechanical function of micro switches. Use
cleaning/lubricating agent if the switch does not
operate freely.
Check motor current, max. 450-500 mA. If over,
change the motor.
Wrong polarity.
Brown to positive (+). Blue to negative (-).
Valves not closing properly.
Check valve seals for obstructions.
Check micro switch plate position. Loosen the
screws holding the plate a 1/2 turn.
No power.
Wrong polarity. Check that brown is positive (+),
blue is negative (-).
Check print plate for dry solders or loose
connections.
Check fuse holder is tight around fuse.
Summary of Contents for COMMANDER 4500
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Page 12: ...1 Welcome 10...
Page 48: ...3 Description 46...
Page 96: ...5 Operation 94...
Page 99: ...6 Maintenance 97 Lubrication and Oiling Plan Boom Width 80 100 10 10 10 C 500 C 50 C 50 10...
Page 100: ...6 Maintenance 98 Lubrication and Oiling Plan Boom Width 120 10 C 500 C 50 10...
Page 129: ...6 Maintenance 127 At the same time adjust the two stop bolts to align the boom sections...
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