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202203
5. PROBLEM SOLVING
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5.a. FAULT LOCATION SOIL SAMPLER
PROBLEM
CAUSE
POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
The WINTEX does not start soil
sampling.
1) The fuse is blown.
2) The emergency stop is activated.
3) The top sensor is broken.
4) A switch is broken.
5) There is a gap between the top
sensor and the upper sensor plate.
6) The hydraulic oil is overheated.
1) Replace the fuse with a new 7.5-amp fuse.
2) Deactivate the emergency stop.
3) Replace the sensor with a new one.
4) Replace the switch with a new one.
5) Adjust the upper sensor plate. The gap
should be 2-3 mm.
6) Wait until the oil has cooled down.
The soil sampler does not reach the ground
before the probe starts to move downwards.
1) There is too much oil supply, or the
oil viscosity is too high. The oil might be too
cold.
1) Change the oil. Heat the oil up by running the
foot manually up and down. Alternatively raise the
foot pressure. Contact the dealer for more
settings.
The hammer has no or too little power.
1) The probe is mechanically blocked.
2) The pressure accumulator is broken.
3) The hydraulic oil pump is broken.
4) The hydraulic oil filter is blocked.
5) The probe is defective.
1) Remove potential nicks. Lubricate the probe.
2) Replace the accumulator with a new one.
3) Replace the hydraulic oil pump with a new one.
4) Replace the hydraulic oil filter.
5) Replace the probe. The probe must
be able to move freely for 15-20 mm.
The probe does not rotate properly.
1) The push button on the rotation
valve is activated.
2) The sensors for rotation are not
adjusted correctly.
1) Deactivate the push button by pressing and
turning it clockwise. Then release the button.
2) Adjust the sensor. The gap should be 1-2 mm.
The probe gets stuck when moving upwards.
1) There are nicks/notches on the
probe.
2) The revolving platform is not
lubricated sufficiently.
1) Remove/repair the nicks. If there are notches,
mount a new probe.
2) Lubricate the revolving platform.
The oil gets overheated.
1) The fuse for the electric fan is
blown.
2) The thermostatic switch for the fan is
broken.
3) The cooling fins are blocked.
1) Exchange the 15-amp fuse in the electricity box.
2) Replace the thermostatic switch for the fan with
a new one.
3) Clean the cooler fins.
The soil sample is not divided correctly.
1) The gap between the sensor and the
rotary sensor plate in the is too wide.
2) The rotation sensor is broken.
1) Adjust the sensor plate in the middle. The gap
should be 1 mm.
2) Replace the sensor with a new one.