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Hello,
i have a problem with a Linde E12 386. It seems that the Hydraulic pump is getting Air from somewhere. It makes Noise and the Liftfunction is stuttering. I changed the Tank and the Pump already, but that didnt solve the problem.The Suctionhose is not damaged and i have no external leaks. Anyone have an idea?

thanks
F. K.
  • Posted 11 May 2022 21:16
  • By F_Kleber
  • joined 9 Jun'21 - 5 messages
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