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Troubleshooting, Pressure decreasing, Pressure fluctuating – Great Plains TM700 Operator Manual User Manual

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5/13/2003

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Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

Area of Concern

Problem

Area

Specific Checks

Corrections

Pressure

Decreasing

Between
gauge &
liquid
supply

1. Pump wearing.

2. Plugged suction or pump to pressure

head hose.

3. Plugged Whirlfilter

®

.

4. Plugged gauge.

1. Rebuild or replace pump.

2. Clean hose and reduce cause of

clogging.

3. Clean out Whirlfilter

®

, refer to

page 26.

4. Open gauge clean-out valve and

flush gauge protector.

Pressure

Fluctuating

Between
pump out-
let & liquid

1. Check suction hose & fittings for air

leaks. Air in system is indicated by
buffs of air at nozzles.

2. Vortex in tank suction.

3. Cracked pump housing.

1. Remove obstruction from clogged

area.

2. Align agitator properly.

3. Replace pump housing.

Pressure

Increasing

Between
gauge &
nozzle

1. Nozzle screens clogged.

2. Nozzle orifices plugged.

3. Boom hoses becoming clogged.

4. Boom hoses pinched.

1. Clean screens.

2. Remove material with soft brush or

air.

3. Remove obstruction from clogged

area.

4. Use cable ties to position hose so it

will not kink.

Pressure

Cannot

Increase

Pump or
electric ball
valve

1. From nozzle charts check liquid de-

mand against pump capacity {Nozzle
requirement + agitation require-
ment}.

2. Electric ball valve or gauge not func-

tional.

3. Pressure adjust switch faulty.

4. Fuse is out in the control box.

5. Manual pressure adjustment valve

not all the way open.

1. Reduce swath width by nozzle re-

duction; install smaller nozzles &
drive at a lower rate of speed.

2. Replace or repair.

3. Test switch & replace if faulty.

4. Replace fuse.

5. Open the manual pressure valve

all the way & allow the electric ball
valve to govern the pressure.

No

Pressure

Plumbing

1. Tank shut-off valves off.

2. Loose fittings.

3. Collapsed suction hose to pump.

4. Obstruction in suction hose or tank.

1. Make sure all tank shut-off valves

are open.

2. Tighten fittings so pump can

prime.

3. Replace hose.

4. Remove obstruction.

No

Pressure

Pump

1. Hydraulic pump running in the wrong

direction.

2. PTO pump coupler loose.

1. Switch hydraulic hoses in the trac-

tor outlet.

2. Tighten PTO coupler.

Pressure

Cannot

Decrease

Pump or
electric ball
valve

1. Tank agitation restricted.

1. Check that the agitator valve is

open & that the liquid is being agi-
tated.

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