Why is the turbocharger on my Hitachi Excavators excessively noisy or vibrating?
If the turbocharger on your Hitachi Excavator is excessively noisy or vibrates, check for a restricted turbocharger oil line, which could indicate that the bearings are not lubricated. Inspect for air leaks in the engine, intake, or exhaust manifold and repair as needed. Remove the exhaust elbow and air inlet hose and inspect for broken blades on the turbine.
Why does the starter solenoid chatter on my Hitachi Excavators?
If the starter solenoid chatters on your Hitachi Excavator, clean the connections at the batteries or starter. Recharge or replace the batteries if the charge is low.
Why is the alternator on my Hitachi Excavators noisy?
If your Hitachi Excavator's alternator is noisy, replace the drive belt if it's worn. If the pulleys are worn, replace both the pulleys and the belt. Adjust the alternator mount if the pulley is misaligned. Loosen the alternator belts and turn the pulley by hand; if you feel any roughness, the alternator bearing may be the issue.
Why is oil dripping from the turbocharger adapter on my Hitachi EX 3600-6 Excavators?
If oil is dripping from the turbocharger adapter on your Hitachi Excavator, inspect and clean the air cleaner to address excessive crankcase pressure. Check for proper engine service intervals or dirt entering the engine, which may indicate carbon buildup in the turbocharger oil return line.
General| Brand | Hitachi |
|---|---|
| Model | EX 3600-6 |
| Category | Excavators |
| Language | English |
Safe driving practices, including slope operation and obstruction avoidance.
Precautions to prevent machine tipping, especially on slopes.
Instructions on how to use the emergency escape device.
Daily pre-operation inspection checklist for the machine.
Step-by-step procedure for starting the engine correctly.
Safety measures and guidelines for operating the machine on slopes.
General guidelines for correct maintenance and inspection.
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