Why does my SealMaster CRACK PRO 125 diesel burner have low operating PSI?
A low operating PSI in your SealMaster Construction Equipment diesel burner could be due to several factors: * The pump might be worn (check and replace). * The fuel line could be plugged (clean or replace). * The pump coupler might be broken (replace coupler). * The burner motor could be worn (replace motor).
What to do if my SealMaster Construction Equipment hose has no pressure?
If the hose on your SealMaster Construction Equipment has no pressure, it could be due to: * Worn pump gears (replace pump gears). * A worn hydraulic motor (replace hydraulic motor). * The pump shaft not turning (check wiring and fuse).
How to fix a material pump that is leaking on SealMaster CRACK PRO 125 Construction Equipment?
If the material pump is leaking, you should tighten and replace the packing.
What to do if the burner does not light on my SealMaster Trucks?
If the burner on your SealMaster Trucks doesn't light, several issues could be the cause. Here's a list of things to check: * If the battery is low, replace it. * If the blower motor is slow, check the blower wiring for power. * If the CAD cell is dirty, clean the glass lens. * If the coupler is damaged, replace it. * If the burner is in lockout, remove the negative cable and reattach it. * If the fuel filter is plugged, clean it as needed. * If there is a blower fan, check for obstructions. * If the green light is on, check all of the above.
General| Brand | SealMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | CRACK PRO 125 |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
General safety guidelines and awareness for operating the machine.
Specific warnings and critical safety advice for machine operation.
Verify protective devices are in place and operational before use.
Avoid fire hazards by following specific refueling and maintenance procedures.
Carbon monoxide exhaust is dangerous; avoid enclosed spaces.
Recommended personal protective equipment for safe operation.
Understand the manual, controls, and safety devices for safe operation.
Inspect the machine daily for leaks, loose parts, or damage before use.
Ensure proper traffic control for workplace safety until sealant cools.
Essential checks before starting the machine for operation.
Warnings related to material loading and machine operation.
Guidelines on wearing appropriate attire during operation.
Key information about heated hose operation and safety.
Recommended oil types and change intervals for the diesel engine.
Specifications and maintenance for hydraulic system fluid.
Specifications and handling for heat transfer oil, including tank capacities.
Troubleshooting and checks for the engine start pushbutton.
Troubleshooting steps for engine shutdown issues.
Common problems and solutions for the material pump and hose.
Troubleshooting for the diesel burner not lighting or operating.
Solutions for engine problems and heated transfer oil circulation.
Troubleshooting for hydraulic system and agitator operation.
Schedule of tasks for regular machine upkeep.
Detailed properties and applications of Indol Anti-Wear Hydraulic Oil.
Key benefits and performance characteristics of Indol hydraulic oils.
Basic identification of the product and manufacturer in the SDS.
Procedures for eye contact, inhalation, skin contact, and ingestion.
Recommended extinguishing media and protective actions for fires.
Guidelines for safe handling, storage, and personal protection.
Key physical and chemical characteristics of the product.
Data on health effects from exposure to the product.
Guidelines for proper disposal of the product and its by-products.
Regulations for transporting the material.
Applicable U.S. federal and state regulations.
Information on SDS revision, preparation, and legal disclaimers.
Pre-startup checks for engine, hydraulic, heat transfer oil, and fuel.
Step-by-step guide for starting the diesel engine and its components.
How to turn on the burner and AC power for temperature regulation.
Procedure for loading material blocks into the tank.
Monitoring and adjusting material temperature for optimal melting.
How safety interlocks control hose, pump, and agitator operations.
Steps for detaching, positioning, and applying material using the wand.
Understanding the scales and setting temperatures on the control panel.
Steps for setting the pour pot and filling cracks with material.
Diagram and chart for burner air band and shutter positions.
Schematic for the temperature control box wiring and terminals.
Diagrams for the main heated hose connectors J1 and J2.
Diagram for the electric brake system wiring.
Diagram for the running lights wiring.
Labeled components of the agitator assembly and trailer axle.
Labeled hydraulic manifold, solenoids, and lights.
Detailed breakdown of parts shown in Picture-1.
Labeled oil expansion tank, dip stick, and agitator drive motor.
Labeled trailer jack, safety breakaway kit, and chains.
Detailed breakdown of parts shown in Picture-2.
Labeled hose boom, application shoe, material wand, and discharge valve.
Labeled thermocouples, thermometers, and material tank lid.
Detailed breakdown of parts shown in Picture-3.
Labeled hose swivel and temperature controller panel.
Labeled hydraulic manifold, material pump, and light bar.
Labeled engine cover and tool box.
Labeled hydraulic coils, regulator, and filter components.
Detailed breakdown of parts shown in Picture-4.
Labeled air compressor, generator, and V-belt.
Labeled diesel tank cap, hose reel, and air wand.
Detailed breakdown of parts shown in Picture-5.
Labeled conveyor belt, switches, and electrical box.
Labeled sprockets, roller chain, and hydraulic motor.
Detailed breakdown of parts for the optional conveyor assembly.
Labeled temperature control panel, digital displays, and voltmeter.
Labeled switches and pilot lights on the control panel.
Labeled connectors, relays, fuses, and overload protection.
Labeled receiver, transmitter, and temperature control panel for wireless wand.
Diagram of the diesel burner with numbered components.
Comprehensive list of parts for the diesel burner.
List of parts for the air compressor unit.
Detailed list of parts for the Roper 2" pump.
Exploded view diagram of the Roper 2" pump assembly.
List of replacement parts for the Kubota 1505 diesel engine.
List of replacement parts for the Kubota 902 diesel engine.
List of replacement parts for the Kubota 602 diesel engine.
Guide to operating the temperature controls for the double pumper.
Steps to safely stop the double pumper machine for the day.
Explanation of safety interlocks for double pumper operation.
Schematic for the double pumper control wiring and terminals.
Diagrams for the heated hose connectors on the double pumper.
Labeled hydraulic pump, generator, and V-belt for the double pumper.
Labeled temperature controller panel and heated hose for the double pumper.
Detailed breakdown of parts for the double pumper, Picture-10.
Labeled control panel, digital displays, and voltmeter for the double pumper.
Labeled switches and pilot lights on the double pumper control box.
Labeled connectors, relays, fuses, and overload protection for the double pumper.
List of recommended spare parts for the diesel engine.
List of recommended spare parts for the Crack Pro Heated Hose.
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