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What are the main reasons for the slow lifting speed and the inability to lift of forklift forks in Wuhan?

2020-05-19 View Original

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What are the main reasons for the slow lifting speed or the inability to lift of the forks on Wuhan forklifts? Generally, Wuhan forklifts encounter various problems during use; so what kind of problems are common? Typically, there are issues with the slow lifting speed or the inability to lift of the forks on hydraulic forklifts. So what are the reasons for this? Research has found that there are mainly the following reasons. A. Low oil level in the tank B. Clogged oil filter C. Excessively high temperature of the hydraulic oil, or the oil being too thin D. Leaks in the hydraulic lines E. Wear on the valve stem and valve body of the multi-way valve F. Excessive wear on the oil pump G. Improper adjustment of the pressure by the multi-way valve. If you encounter any of these issues during use, it is essential to stop the machine and conduct an inspection to prevent further damage to it. Pay special attention to checking the various components. For more information, visit: http://www.whzqcc.com/

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