What are the reasons for ineffective braking in a hydraulic braking system?

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There are four main reasons for ineffective braking in a hydraulic braking system, which are: 1. Loose connection between the brake pedal and the master cylinder. 2. No fluid or severe lack of fluid in the brake fluid reservoir. 3. Brake pipe fracture or oil leakage. 4. Rupture of the master cylinder piston cup. To ensure the uninterrupted operation of the hydraulic brake, it is necessary to regularly maintain it. There are five maintenance measures, which are: 1. Frequently add lubricant to the electromagnetic brake. 2. Regularly check the length of the armature stroke. During the operation of the brake, wear on the braking surface will occur, increasing the length of the armature stroke. When the armature stroke length does not reach the normal value, it should be adjusted to maintain the minimum gap between the braking surface and the rotating disc. 3. If the worn braking surface is replaced, the minimum gap between the braking surface and the rotating disc should be readjusted appropriately. 4. Frequently check the tightness of the bolts. 5. Regularly inspect the mechanical wear condition of the movable parts and remove dust, debris, and dirt from the surface of the electromagnet components.