What causes hydraulic oil to leak from the cylinder in Zoeller MEDIUM X2 Industrial Equipment?
If hydraulic oil is leaking from the cylinder, it is likely due to a damaged seal, which requires replacing the seals set.
Why is my Zoeller MEDIUM X2 experiencing sudden movements or vibrations?
Sudden movements or vibrations can be attributed to dirty or stuck pressure relief valves. Return to ZOELLER service for cleaning, adjustment or replacement.
What could cause low oil pressure in Zoeller MEDIUM X2 Industrial Equipment even if the hydraulic oil pump is working correctly?
If the oil pressure is too low despite the hydraulic oil pump working correctly, the pressure relief valve may be incorrectly set. Return to ZOELLER service for cleaning, adjustment or replacement.
What to do if pressure relief valves are incorrectly set, dirty, or stuck in Zoeller Industrial Equipment?
General| Horsepower | 0.5 HP |
|---|---|
| Phase | 1 |
| Motor Housing Material | Cast Iron |
| Discharge Size | 1.5 in NPT |
| Switch Type | Automatic |
Explains symbols used in the manual for orientation and important information.
Details information on the RCV rating plate, including type, serial number, and production date.
Defines the intended purpose and authorized operators for the refuse collection vehicle.
Lists forbidden materials and conditions for operating the RCV.
Outlines potential hazards and risks that may occur during vehicle use despite precautions.
Provides general safety rules and requirements for operating the RCV.
Explains the function and location of emergency stop buttons for immediate mechanism shutdown.
Describes the function of the release button for freeing trapped individuals and its interaction with the emergency stop.
Provides step-by-step instructions for responding to emergency situations involving the vehicle.
Offers further safety advice, including visibility, lighting, and handling power failures.
Details required personal protective equipment (PPE) for various work scenarios.
Lists key technical specifications and documents provided with the vehicle.
States the noise level testing standard and where obtained values are located.
Reports on vibration measurements for arms, hands, and whole-body exposure.
Identifies and illustrates the primary components of the refuse collection vehicle.
Details the components and functions of the ZCS terminal in the driver's cab.
Illustrates and describes the left and right control panels on the vehicle.
Explains the procedure and safety requirements for lowering the tailgate using dual-hand controls.
Describes various safety features like warning labels, footboards, and camera systems.
Lists specific hazards and safety requirements during the operation of the refuse collection vehicle.
Outlines emergency procedures, including the use of stop, release, and signal buttons.
Provides a step-by-step guide for starting the vehicle engine and body operations.
Details the procedure for safely parking and shutting down the RCV at the end of the workday.
Describes the four stages of the waste loading process, including compaction.
Advises on setting the compaction mechanism for long drives.
Explains how to temporarily use the mounting frame for bulky waste collection.
Explains the process of unloading waste from the vehicle.
Lists critical safety instructions to be followed before and during the unloading process.
Details operating the tailgate and pushing wall using outside controls during unloading.
Describes how to attach and use shovels and brooms on designated handles.
Explains how the terminal indicates hydraulic oil level or filter status.
Describes how axle load status is displayed on the terminal and its effect on body functions.
Explains the function of drainage valves for collecting liquid waste.
Explains how to operate additional working lights on the tailgate or body.
Details how to unfold and use the folding ladder for accessing the inspection door.
Explains the operation of handle heating for the tailgate in cold conditions.
Describes the purpose and maintenance of hydraulic installation covers, especially for CNG systems.
Outlines essential safety precautions and general rules for performing maintenance work.
Identifies potential non-obvious hazards during maintenance, such as oil jets or system failures.
Instructs on checking the proper functioning of various auditory and visual warning signals.
Provides a detailed schedule of maintenance actions and responsible persons for everyday tasks.
Lists applications, quantities, specifications, and viscosity for hydraulic oil and grease.
Recommends daily cleaning procedures for the tailgate and body.
Provides information on the vehicle's hydraulic system.
Provides critical safety notes and information regarding hydraulic oil handling and contamination.
Warns against mixing different types of hydraulic oils and recommends compatible types.
Explains how to check and refill the hydraulic oil level, emphasizing cylinder retraction.
Details the procedure for changing hydraulic oil, including filter replacement.
Describes the process of lubricating vehicle components.
Describes the optional central lubrication system, its components, and filling procedure.
Lists fuses located in the battery box/driver's cab and their rated currents.
Provides hydraulic and electrical technical data for lifters as per EN 1501-5 standard.
Outlines the steps for removing the mounting frame with the lifter for bulky waste collection.
Explains how error messages and operating conditions are displayed on the terminal.
Describes system errors detected by the electronic security system during self-diagnosis.
Details messages related to operating conditions and error causes shown on the terminal.
Presents a table of faults, their causes, rectification methods, and responsible persons.
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