Operating faults | user manual

Operating faults

The following advice will enable you to carry out quick, temporary repairs. For safety reasons you should always contact an approved dealer as soon as possible.

	POSSIBLE CAUSES	ACTION REQUIRED
The flatbed does not rise at all	Circuit breaker position open	Close the circuit breaker
	Fuse problem	Check the battery fuse (250 A)
	Electrical connection fault	Consult an approved Dealer
	Remote control circuit problem
	Hydraulic assembly problem
	Overloading	Check and reduce the load
The flatbed rises slightly then stops	Lack of oil	Check the oil level and add oil
	Lack of battery power	Consult an approved Dealer
	Blocked strut problem
	Hydraulic assembly problem
The flatbed does not lower	Circuit breaker open	Close the circuit breaker
	Assembly free-flow problem	Consult an approved Dealer
	Solenoid valve problem
	Defective strut
	Remote control circuit problem
	Electrical connection fault

	POSSIBLE CAUSES	ACTION REQUIRED
The flatbed descends on its own	Problem with electric pump assembly	Consult an approved Dealer
The flatbed descends on its own	Hydraulic leak	Consult an approved Dealer
The hydraulic assembly does not stop	Stuck relay problem	Open the circuit breaker. If the hydraulic assembly does not restart, consult an Approved Dealer
The hydraulic assembly does not stop	Remote control circuit problem
The oil comes out of the reservoir in the lowered position	Excess oil	Reduce the oil level to an adequate level