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Drive malfunctions
Fault
Possible cause
Possible solution
Drive does not
switch into forward
Switch coil makes no
contact
Clean off any dirt on the three contacts and plugs on the
underside of the drive motor and ensure that they snap
into place.*
Drive does not
switch into neutral
Switch coil makes no
contact
Clean off any dirt on the three contacts and plugs on the
underside of the drive motor and ensure that they snap
into place.*
Fuse has blown
Replace fuse number 2 (15A) or fuse number 11 (10A).
Drive does not
switch into reverse
Switch coil makes no
contact
Clean off any dirt on the three contacts and plugs on the
underside of the drive motor and ensure that they snap
into place.*
The machine is not
driving, the engine
is running
Parking brake is applied
Release the parking brake.
Seat sensor does not
detect a driver
Check that the driver is properly seated on the seat.
Brake pedal depressed
Release the brake pedal.
Fuse has blown
Check all fuses.
Drive in neutral
Switch to the desired driving direction.
Drive locked
Unlock the drive.
Not enough hydraulic oil
Top up the hydraulic oil.
The machine is
very noisy
Not enough hydraulic oil
Top up the hydraulic oil.
Air in the hydraulic system
Move the boom up a little more if it is already at the
highest position.
Wrong hydraulic oil
Drain the hydraulic oil and fill the tank with the correct
hydraulic oil.
The machine jolts
while driving
Not enough hydraulic oil
Top up the hydraulic oil.
Air filter dirty and clogged
Change the air filter.
Driving motor gets
too hot
Prolonged heavy load
Allow the machine to cool down in between.
Return oil does not flow
away fast enough to the
tank
Lower the hydraulic oil level and check the return line.
Working hydraulics heavily
loaded while driving
Reduce travel speed and relieve the strain on the
working hydraulics as much as possible.
Hydraulic oil too hot
Allow the machine to cool at idle speed and without load,
and ensure that the combination cooler is free of dirt or
cover.
Locking differential
does not switch on.
Fuse has blown
Replace fuse number 7 (10A).
The machine
brakes
insufficiently.
Not enough brake fluid
Top up the brake fluid.
Air in the brake system
Bleed the brake system.
Pressure drops in
hydrostatic system lines
Top up hydraulic oil.
* The plugs on the underside of the drive motor can
be reached via the underside of the Pitbull. They are
located above the rear axle and the connection is
between the rear axle and the gearbox. Make sure
the Pitbull is completely locked and cannot be
started.
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