Why is my Oshkosh Boom Lifts overheating?
If your Oshkosh Boom Lift is overheating, there are several potential causes. First, check the oil level and refill if necessary. If the oil level is sufficient, the hydraulic oil may be too warm, in which case you should check the hydraulic circuit. Finally, ensure that the brake is fully released by checking the brake release pressure.
What to do if Oshkosh Boom Lifts have insufficient braking torque?
If your Oshkosh Boom Lifts has insufficient braking torque, it could be due to worn brake discs. Replace the brake disc pack. Another possibility is damaged parts, so check the brake components.
What to do if the wheel is locked on Oshkosh JLG 1500SJ?
If the wheel is locked on your Oshkosh Boom Lifts, the parking brake may be locked. Check the complete brake release. It's also possible that mechanical components are damaged, so replace any damaged parts.
How to fix external oil leakage from the plugs in Oshkosh Boom Lifts?
If you notice external oil leakage from the plugs on your Oshkosh Boom Lifts, it could be due to a damaged plug seal. Replace the plug seal. Alternatively, the plugs or screws may be loose, so tighten them.
How to repair external oil leakage from the end cover on Oshkosh Boom Lifts?
If there's external oil leakage from the end cover of your Oshkosh Boom Lifts, the O-ring seal is likely damaged. Replace the O-ring seals to resolve this issue.
General| Brand | Oshkosh |
|---|---|
| Model | JLG 1500SJ |
| Category | Boom Lifts |
| Language | English |
Identifies the specific boom lift models covered by the manual.
Defines the meaning of safety signal words and their associated decal colors.
Warns about electrocution hazards and the machine's lack of insulation from electrical current.
Addresses tipping hazards, emphasizing ground condition checks and avoiding slopes.
Specifies comprehensive training requirements for MEWP operators, covering manual, controls, regulations, and hazards.
Introduces inspection and maintenance requirements and the need to increase frequency in harsh environments.
Details items to check during a pre-start inspection, including cleanliness, structure, decals, and manuals.
Outlines criteria for raising the boom above horizontal with or without load.
Explains how to select capacity envelopes and the implications for jib retraction.
Provides a step-by-step guide for starting the engine, including cautions for failed starts.
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