What to do if the Eaton Water Pump system is operating hot?
If your Eaton Water Pump system is operating hot, it could be due to the reservoir being low. Fill the reservoir to the proper level. It could also be a sign of a defective component, in which case you should repair or replace the defective parts.
Why is the Eaton Water Pump system response sluggish?
A sluggish response in your Eaton Water Pump system can stem from a defective component, which requires repair or replacement. Also, inspect the system charge pressure to ensure it's within the correct parameters.
How to fix neutral if it's difficult or impossible to achieve on an Eaton Water Pump?
If achieving neutral on your Eaton Water Pump is difficult or impossible, it could be due to a defective component that needs repair or replacement. Inspect the servo piston adjustment, as it may be misadjusted. Also, inspect the external pump control linkage, if used, for any defects.
General| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Model | Heavy Duty 2 Series |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Details the Eaton pump's ID tag information, including model, serial, and configuration codes.
Illustrates the sequence for disassembling the main pump components.
Exploded view illustrating the charge pump and end cover components and their assembly.
Illustrates the end cover with same-side ported configuration.
Exploded view of the rotating group and main housing components.
Lists part numbers and quantities for the main pump housing.
Lists part numbers and quantities for various end cover configurations.
Lists kits and parts for manual, remote, and electronic control valves.
Details parts for rotating group and swashplate sub-assemblies for different models.
Lists parts for charge pump and auxiliary mounting adapters.
Step-by-step instructions for removing the pump's control subassembly.
Procedures for removing charge pump, end cover, and other housing components.
Instructions for removing and disassembling the rotating group and swashplate.
Instructions for removing the servo piston and its associated parts.
Procedures for installing servo pistons, swashplate bearings, and neutral adjustment.
Instructions for installing rotating group, swashplate, and pump housing components.
Procedures for installing the charge pump, end cover, and related parts.
Instructions for installing auxiliary pads, pressure override, and relief valves.
Identifies the locations of various valves and test ports on the pump.
Specifies required gauges, port sizes, and their locations for testing.
Diagnostic charts to help locate and correct transmission problems.
Explains the effect of temperature on fluid viscosity and selection considerations.
Emphasizes the importance of fluid cleanliness and specifies ISO standards.
Guidelines for maintaining correct fluid viscosity and cleanliness levels.
Recommendations for choosing appropriate hydraulic fluids, including petroleum and synthetic.
Detailed diagrams and specifications for manufacturing custom end cover tools.
Specifications for a tool used to correctly press bearings onto the main shaft.
Dimensions and material specifications for a specialized bearing puller.
Guides and tool specifications for proper shaft seal installation.
Details options for displacement, input shaft, valve plates, and ports.
Specifies relief valve settings for ports A and B based on pressure values.
Details pressure override settings for ports A and B, including transducer options.
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