Mitsubishi ESR23N:
Will not lift up

Help, have a Mitsubishi reach truck model #ESR23N S/N #7SR3614702 that will drive and all functions work but the mast will not lift up. You here the pump motor kick in but does not lift. Is there some sort of switch or valve that could be causing this??
Thanks for any help........Zack
  • Posted 24 Sep 2024 00:48
  • Discussion started by Zack
  • Texas, United States
Zack
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Check emergency lowering valve not open.valve bank is under plate on reach carriage
  • Posted 11 Oct 2024 05:36
  • Reply by comet
  • Sounty Durham, United Kingdom
The relief valves are on the main control valve. The lowering valve might be in a more convenient spot.
  • Posted 28 Sep 2024 00:33
  • Reply by jason_g
  • Illinois, United States
First time to work on one of these lifts. Is there any information on locations of these valves?
  • Posted 28 Sep 2024 00:16
  • Reply by Zack
  • Texas, United States
Zack
Check emergency lower valve just for sake of eliminating
  • Posted 28 Sep 2024 00:03
  • Reply by John_Bradley
  • Texas, United States
Jb69
Hydraulic tank is full. Not sure where the pressure relief valve is located on this lift. I do have pressure gage i can install and check pressures.
Thank you very much for the reply
  • Posted 26 Sep 2024 10:12
  • Reply by Zack
  • Texas, United States
Zack
I would make sure there is enough hyd oil then pull the pressure relief valve to see if it is damaged. If not you will need to hook up a pressure gauge.
  • Posted 26 Sep 2024 02:25
  • Reply by jason_g
  • Illinois, United States

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