Why does my PITBULL Compact Loader jolt while driving?
If your PITBULL Compact Loader jolts while driving, first ensure there is enough hydraulic oil by topping it up. If the air filter is dirty and clogged, change it.
Why is my PITBULL Compact Loader very noisy?
If your PITBULL Compact Loader is very noisy, start by topping up the hydraulic oil. If there's air in the hydraulic system, move the boom up a little more if it's already at the highest position. If the hydraulic oil is incorrect, drain it and fill the tank with the correct hydraulic oil.
Why does the complete electrical system of my PITBULL Compact Loader not work?
If the complete electrical system of your PITBULL Compact Loader isn't working, ensure the battery terminals are properly connected. If the battery is defective, replace it. Also, check that the battery isolator is turned counter-clockwise. Finally, replace the 40A main fuse if it's blown.
What to do if the internal combustion engine of my PITBULL Compact Loader does not start or stops immediately?
If your PITBULL Compact Loader's internal combustion engine won't start or stops immediately, first, check and fill the tank with diesel if it's empty. Replace fuse number 2 (15A) if it has blown. If there's a blockage during injection or the fuel filter is clogged, change the fuel filter. If the wrong fuel was used, drain and refuel with diesel. If the engine is too cold, preheat it.
How to troubleshoot a starter motor that is not running on a PITBULL Compact Loader?
If the starter motor of your PITBULL Compact Loader isn't running, first ensure the battery isolator is turned counter-clockwise. If that's not the issue, check and replace the main fuse (40A) if it has blown. Lastly, verify the battery voltage; recharge or replace the battery if the voltage is too low.
Why does my PITBULL Compact Loader have reduced power?
If your PITBULL Compact Loader has reduced power, replace the fuel filter if it's clogged, and clean or change the air filter if it's clogged. Drain and replace old fuel with fresh fuel. Avoid unnecessary hydraulic functions when using others. Warm up the machine before loading it if the engine temperature is too low. Check the engine oil filter and engine oil level to ensure proper lubrication.
What to do if my PITBULL Compact Loader is not driving, but the engine is running?
If your PITBULL Compact Loader isn't driving but the engine is running, make sure the parking brake is released and that you're properly seated so the seat sensor detects you. Ensure the brake pedal isn't depressed and check all fuses. Verify the drive isn't in neutral; switch to the desired driving direction. Also, ensure the drive is unlocked and that there's enough hydraulic oil.
What to do if hydraulic systems are not working properly on my PITBULL Compact Loader?
If your PITBULL Compact Loader's hydraulic systems aren't working correctly, start by checking and topping up the hydraulic oil. If the hydraulic oil is too hot or cold, allow the machine to cool down at idle without any load, ensuring the combination cooler is clear, or bring the machine up to operating temperature, respectively. Make sure the engine speed is sufficient by depressing the accelerator pedal. Ensure the correct power distribution is selected using the rotary wheel on the joystick. Avoid overloading hydraulic functions. Lubricate all lubrication points to reduce hinge point resistance. Change the hydraulic oil filter and return filter if they are dirty. Also, check the return line and lower the hydraulic oil level if the return doesn't flow to the tank quickly enough.
General| Brand | PITBULL |
|---|---|
| Model | X24-36 |
| Category | Compact Loader |
| Language | English |
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