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  • Hydraulic Breaker Unusual Noise: Rattle, Irregular Blows and What They Can Mean
    Maintenance & Troubleshooting

    Hydraulic Breaker Unusual Noise: Rattle, Irregular Blows and What They Can Mean

    A changed hydraulic breaker sound can come from the impact cycle, tool contact, loose external components or the mounting interface. Sound alone cannot identify a failed piston or…

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  • Hydraulic Breaker Oil Leaks: External Connections, Seals and the Inspection Order
    Maintenance & Troubleshooting

    Hydraulic Breaker Oil Leaks: External Connections, Seals and the Inspection Order

    Oil seen on a hydraulic breaker may originate at a hose connection, an external joint or an internal sealing area, and it can travel before becoming visible. Locate…

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  • Hydraulic Breaker Overheating: Likely Causes and a Useful Check Order
    Maintenance & Troubleshooting

    Hydraulic Breaker Overheating: Likely Causes and a Useful Check Order

    Hydraulic breaker overheating means more hydraulic energy is becoming heat than the system can remove under the current conditions. Restricted return flow, incorrect operating conditions, cooling problems and…

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