Warning
This troubleshooting guide for the PVG valve assemblies does not cover valves that have been altered
from original valve build specifications
This section provides general steps to follow if undesirable system conditions are observed. Follow the
steps listed until the problem is solved. Some of the items will be system specific. Always observe the
safety precautions listed in the Introduction section, and related to your specific equipment.
Confirm that valve is built properly according to the specification sheet.
If necessary, install a lever to the valve to verify proper mechanical function.
Refer to PVG 32 Technical Information Manual 520L0344 for valve configuration information.
Refer to PVG 32 Parts Manual 11006794 for part numbers.
Troubleshooting a PVG valve
THINK - before troubleshooting a problem.
Every fault location process should follow a logical and systematic order.
It is wisest to start at the beginning:
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Is the oil level correct when the pump is operating?
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Is the condition of oil and filters acceptable?
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Are pressure, flow, and flow direction as specified?
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Is the oil temperature too high or too low (oil viscosity)?
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Are there any unusual vibrations or noise (cavitation)?
If the driver of the vehicle is available, ask him:
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What type of fault it is and how it affects the system?
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How long he has he felt that something has been wrong?
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If he has “fiddled” with the components?
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If he has any hydraulic and electrical diagrams available?
Diagrams are often found in the instructions included with vehicles/machines.
Unfortunately they are often so technical that they are not of much use in a fault location situation.
However; the diagram usually shows the order of, and the connections between, the individual
components.
When a defective component is identified, clean the component and its surroundings before removal.
Remove loose paint from pipes and fittings.
Cover all holes, hoses and pipe ends with plugs or seal with, for example, plastic bags after removal to
avoid the entry of dirt during repairs.
Never disassemble hydraulic components outside.
Perform repairs in a workshop on a clean workbench (covered with clean cloth or newspaper).
Make sure that a Danfoss service manual for with the product is handy.
Follow the instructions word for word during disassembly and assembly.
If these instructions are not followed closely the system may not operate correctly after repairs are
completed.
Note that in some cases special tools are necessary for assembling the product.
Our service manuals give full guidance on use of special tools.
Service Manual
PVG 32 Proportional Valve Group
System Troubleshooting
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