How to Deal with a Hydraulic Cylinder That Lifts Up but Won't Come Down?
1 Answers
Hydraulic cylinder lifts up but won't come down solutions are as follows: 1. Internal leakage: The sealing components inside the hydraulic cylinder are faulty, causing internal leakage. The solution is to repair or replace them. 2. Overloading: The hydraulic cylinder is deformed due to overloading, causing it to expand. The solution is to replace it. 3. Balance lock: The balance lock on the hydraulic cylinder is broken. If it is caused by seal aging, replacing the corresponding seal can restore it. If it is caused by foreign matter blocking the valve core, disassembling and cleaning it can restore it. If the valve core is worn or otherwise damaged, it is recommended to replace the new valve, as at this time, it may not only be the valve core that is worn, but the valve body may also be damaged. 4. Operating the multi-way valve: The multi-way valve is too worn, causing oil channeling, or certain oil passages inside the valve body are penetrated by the continuous impact of hydraulic oil, causing them to fail.