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brakes staying on

I have a Combilift C2500CB with the front wheel brakes staying on. Rear wheel driving ok. Directional solenoid valves are getting power.electrical brake switch under foot brake ok.Brake valve under brake pedal looks ok.
All help appreciated

Thanks in advance
  • Posted 16 Dec 2021 22:04
  • By Paddyteclinde
  • joined 3 Dec'21 - 32 messages
  • Ireland
paddy
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We found the seals on the right hand side drive motor was leaking oil into the brake discs.
By fitting a new set of hydraulic seals the problem was cured.
  • Posted 11 Mar 2022 05:17
  • By Paddyteclinde
  • joined 3 Dec'21 - 32 messages
  • Ireland
Hi Jim,

Per below if you need any help from Combilift, our technical help is free of charge. Just submit a ticket and one of the team will help you. Link is https://warranty.combilift.net/technical-support-form/

Hope this helps.
Richard
  • Posted 11 Mar 2022 02:52
  • Modified 21 Mar 2022 20:09 by poster
  • By Richard_Irwin
  • joined 20 Feb'20 - 81 messages
  • Monaghan, Ireland
I have the same issue sometimes it drives then just stops , if we do get it to drive if we try and go up a ramp or put it under pressure the brakes seem to lock on ?
  • Posted 8 Mar 2022 23:02
  • By jimsey57
  • joined 8 Mar'22 - 1 message
  • Scotland, United Kingdom
Jim McCarron
Hi Pat,

If you can contact the factory here, or one of the Irish service team they will be more than happy to help you.

Just in case anyone needs Combilift or Aislemaster Technical support, for this or any other issues any where in the world, you can use this link.
Link is https://warranty.combilift.net/technical-support-form/
Combilift Technical Support is free to use
  • Posted 16 Dec 2021 22:51
  • By Richard_Irwin
  • joined 20 Feb'20 - 81 messages
  • Monaghan, Ireland

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