Troubleshooting Guide; Machine Drive Belts And Spindles; Hydraulic Drive System - Progressive Turf Equipment Slope-Pro Operator's Manual

Troubleshooting Guide

Troubleshooting Guide
For problems specific to the engine or the remote control, refer to the
user manual for that component included with the manual set.

Machine Drive Belts and Spindles

Problem
Belt Slippage
Belt Squeal
Rapid Belt Wear
Overheated spindle
bearings

Hydraulic Drive System

Problem
High Oil Temperature
Slow / Sluggish
Response,
Unusual Noise
No Drive
High Oil Temperature:
With the engine shut off, check for evidence of external oil leakage
around seals, housings, or hose connections. Also check for pinched or
kinked hoses that could restrict oil flow and cause excessive heat build-
up in the hydraulic oil.
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Cause
– Improper belt tension
– Oily belt drive
– Belt slippage
– Belt not located
properly in groove
– Belt Slippage
– Excessive belt tension
– Worn bearings
Cause
– Hydraulic Oil Cooler Blockage
– Restriction / blockage in
mechanical track drive System
– Pinched / Kinked Hose
– Low oil level
– Worn pump drive belt
– Clogged oil filter
– Air in Hydraulic Oil
– Low oil level
– Worn / missing pump drive belt
– Clogged oil filter
– Improper electrical connection
to pump
– Low Charge Pressure
Remedy
– Adjust tension (Deck Belts)
– Inspect / Replace Belt / Auto Tensioner (Others)
– Ensure proper OEM belts are used.
– Clean drive / Replace belts
– Increase belt tension
– Place belt properly in groove.
– Ensure proper OEM belts are used.
– Increase belt tension
– Set belt tension properly
– Replace bearings
Remedy
– Clean debris from cooler face & core.
– Inspect & Repair
– Inspect & Repair
– Top-up oil level
– Inspect / Replace Belt or Auto Tensioner
– Replace filter
– Top-up oil level, inspect suction hose
– Top-up oil level
– Inspect / Replace Belt or Auto Tensioner
– Replace filter
– Inspect / repair electrical system
– See qualified service personnel
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