Weir HYDRAU-FLO HF1008Z0001

Questions and Answers

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Brian DuranAug 10, 2025
What to do if the fuel nozzle is not shutting off in Weir Industrial Equipment?
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  Ashley BrownAug 10, 2025
  If the fuel nozzle isn't shutting off in your Weir Industrial Equipment, several factors could be at play. First, the float valve might not be effectively stopping the bleed from the pilot line; ensure its operation is free and that it's not hitting the internal walls of the fuel tank, and inspect the valve seats for any damage or obstructions. A stuck-open piston could also be the culprit, so verify its movement is unhindered. Check for any leakage in the pilot line, replacing parts as needed. Also, ensure the float level isn't set above the breather height; if it is, lower it. Lastly, check the fuel filling valve or float control valve for dislodged Welsch plugs, and securely refit them if necessary.
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Elizabeth White PhDAug 19, 2025
Why is the fuel nozzle shutting off prematurely in my Weir HYDRAU-FLO HF1008Z0001 Industrial Equipment?
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  fwolfeAug 19, 2025
  If the fuel nozzle on your Weir Industrial Equipment is shutting off prematurely, it could be due to several reasons. The nozzle or receiver spring setting might be too low; inspect its condition and rating, replacing it if needed. High back pressure in the filler pipe could also be the cause; ensure there are no excessive restrictions in the fuel flow from the Hydrau-Flo® system to the tank. A blocked breather can also lead to this issue; check and clean it, replacing it if necessary. Additionally, a float valve set too low in the tank could be the problem; adjust it to the desired fill height. Lastly, check the pilot line for any damage, crushes, or kinks that may be causing a restriction; replace the line if necessary.
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Mia CookAug 29, 2025
How to stop fuel from weeping from the breather in Weir HYDRAU-FLO HF1008Z0001 Industrial Equipment?
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  Krystal DavisAug 29, 2025
  If fuel is weeping from the breather after filling the tank in your Weir Industrial Equipment, it's likely that the float level is set too high. This doesn't allow enough air space for fuel expansion due to temperature increases. To resolve this, lower the float level setting.