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Original Operating Manual - ROPA Fahrzeug

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8 Troubleshooting<br />

Chapter 8<br />

Troubleshooting<br />

– Search for the blockage in the line system. Follow the more rigid grease line away<br />

from the lubricating pump via the main distributor (the blocked line is more rigid<br />

because it is under pressure) and on to the corresponding sub-distributor and from<br />

there to the blocked lubricating point. Please refer to the illustration below for the<br />

design of the central lubrication system. You can find a detailed plan in Chapter 9.<br />

– Unscrew the line from the consumption point and screw a lubricating nipple into the<br />

corresponding (sub-) distributor.<br />

– Try to dislodge the blockage by strongly pressing grease into the distributor using<br />

the hand lever grease gun.<br />

– Proceed systematically: From the lubricating pump to the main distributor, from there<br />

to the sub-distributor, etc.<br />

– When you notice that the line is free again, reconnect the line to the consumption<br />

point. Check that the line is unobstructed by performing intermediate lubrication.<br />

– If you should not be successful using the method described here, then contact your<br />

<strong>ROPA</strong> service location.<br />

Lubricating circuit 3<br />

8-set pinch roller cleaner<br />

(optional)<br />

376<br />

Lubricating circuit 2<br />

Pickup<br />

Lubricating circuit 1<br />

Chassis<br />

The following applies to all machine as of model year 2012:<br />

All distributors are provided with a lubricating nipple (2). This lubricating nipple is used to<br />

facilitate troubleshooting.<br />

All lubricating points of the sub-distributor can be supplied with grease via this lubricating<br />

nipple since there is a non-return valve in the outlet of the main distributor.<br />

There is no non-return valve between the lubricating pump and main distributor. You can<br />

see the main distributors from the integrated lift-pin indicator (3). If you feel only a slight<br />

resistance when lubricating the lubricating nipple on the main distributor, the grease can<br />

flow unhindered into the grease supply reservoir of the central lubricating pump. In this<br />

case, turn the vane in the central lubricating pump through approx. 120° by performing<br />

intermediate lubrication.

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