Why won't the motor start on my Wacker Neuson DPU 5545?
If the motor of your Wacker Neuson Power Tool won't start, it could be due to several reasons. It might be a defective ignition lock, in which case you should have the machine repaired. Another potential cause is a discharged starter battery, so try charging the starter battery. Also, check the oil level; if it's low, top up the oil and actuate the valve hood on the oil filter housing.
What to do if the charge control lamp won't go out on my Wacker Neuson Power Tool?
If the charge control lamp on your Wacker Neuson Power Tool doesn't turn off and the acoustic signal keeps sounding, it could be due to a defective alternator. In this case, you should have the machine repaired.
Why won't my Wacker Neuson Power Tool engine start?
Several factors can prevent your Wacker Neuson Power Tool engine from starting. It could be due to a defective ignition lock, requiring professional repair. Another reason might be a discharged starter battery, which you can resolve by charging it. Low oil level can also be the cause; in this case, add oil and actuate the valve lever on the oil filter housing once.
What to do if charge indicator light does not go out on Wacker Neuson Power Tool?
If the charge indicator light on your Wacker Neuson Power Tool doesn't turn off and the switch cannot be silenced, it could be due to an alternator failure, which requires professional repair.
Why is the forward travel speed too low on my Wacker Neuson DPU 5545?
If the forward travel speed of your Wacker Neuson Power Tool is too low, it may be caused by too much hydraulic oil in the center pole head. Correct the oil level accordingly. Another possible cause is air in the hydraulic control system, so bleed the system.
What to do if all LEDs are flashing on the Wacker Neuson DPU 5545 compaction display?
If all LEDs on the compaction display of your Wacker Neuson Power Tool are permanently flashing after initialization, the sensor might not have been successfully tested. This could be due to switching on the machine with the engine running, in which case you should have the machine repaired.
How to fix low reverse travel speed on Wacker Neuson DPU 5545?
If the reverse travel speed of your Wacker Neuson Power Tool is too low, it could be due to not enough hydraulic oil in the center pole head. To solve this, top off the hydraulic oil.
Why am I losing hydraulic oil from my Wacker Neuson DPU 5545 Power Tool?
If you notice a loss of hydraulic oil in your Wacker Neuson Power Tool, it's likely due to leaks. You should have the machine repaired to address this issue.
What causes no travel speed on a Wacker Neuson DPU 5545 Power Tool?
If there is no travel speed on your Wacker Neuson Power Tool, it indicates a mechanical fault. You should have the machine repaired.
What to do if my Wacker Neuson Power Tool forward speed is too low?
If the forward speed of your Wacker Neuson Power Tool is too low, it might be due to too much hydraulic oil in the centre pole head. Correct the oil level accordingly. Alternatively, there might be air in the hydraulic control system, which requires bleeding.
General| Engine Type | Diesel |
|---|---|
| Engine Manufacturer | Hatz |
| Frequency | 69 Hz |
| Base Plate Length | 554 mm |
| Travel Speed | 24 m/min |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 5.5 L |
Explains safety symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTE).
Covers safety for working area, service, personal safety, and handling/use.
Safety for external influences, operational procedures, and safety distances.
Details required PPE like safety shoes, gloves, and ear protection.
Explains the function of various controls and displays on the machine.
Pre-operation checks and adjusting the centre pole.
Procedures for starting the machine: manual, cold manual, and electric start.
How to operate the machine, including travel direction and compaction display.
Lists scheduled maintenance tasks and their frequencies.
Detailed instructions for specific maintenance tasks.
Lists common faults, their causes, and remedial measures.
Step-by-step guide for jump-starting the machine with a donor battery.
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