To Next PageTo Next PageWhy do the forks descend without being lowered on my U-Line H-2708?
If the forks on your U-Line Lifting Systems descend without being lowered, it could be due to impurities in the oil preventing the discharge valve from closing properly. Try changing the oil. Another possible cause is air in the hydraulic oil; in this case, you should expel the air.
What to do if my U-Line Lifting Systems has leaks?
Leaks in your U-Line Lifting Systems can be caused by worn out or damaged seals. Replace the seals with new ones. Also, check for cracked or worn out parts and replace them as needed.
Why do the forks on my U-Line Lifting Systems not raise?
If the forks on your U-Line Lifting Systems do not raise, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if there is enough hydraulic oil and add more if needed. The oil might have impurities, requiring an oil change. The discharge valve may be out of adjustment, so adjust the setting screw. Additionally, air in the hydraulic oil can cause this issue; expel the air.
What to do if the forks do not descend on my U-Line Lifting Systems?
If the forks on your U-Line Lifting Systems do not descend, it could be because the rod and/or the cylinder are deformed due to a seriously unbalanced load. Replace the rod or cylinder. Another possibility is that a part has been broken or deformed from an unbalanced load; repair or replace the component. Also, the setting screw may not be in the correct position, so adjust it.
General| Brand | U-Line |
|---|---|
| Model | H-2708 |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Explanation of the three positions of the control lever: LOWER, NEUTRAL, and RAISE for fork movement.
Instructions for adjusting the setting screw to correct fork elevation and lowering issues.
Guidance on checking oil level, capacity, and recommended hydraulic oil type and viscosity.
Procedure to expel air from the pump unit by manipulating the control lever and handle.
Recommendations for daily checks on wheels, axles, handle, forks, and controls.
Advice on using motor oil or grease for lubricating all moving parts.
Key safety rules including training, avoiding slopes, body part safety, and wearing protective gear.
Guidelines for handling loads: avoiding unstable stacks, overloading, and proper load centering.
Ensuring fork length matches the pallet load length for safe operation.
Instruction to lower forks to the lowest height when the truck is not in use.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with forks not lifting to maximum height or not raising.
Troubleshooting causes for forks failing to descend, including oil issues and setting screw.
Addressing leaks, forks descending without being lowered, and related causes like oil impurities or worn seals.
