What Causes a Shift Solenoid Valve to Malfunction?
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Shift solenoid valve malfunctions can be caused by a short circuit in the solenoid coil or issues with the medium. Below are detailed explanations of the causes of shift solenoid valve malfunctions: Short Circuit in Solenoid Coil: Inspect the solenoid coil. A shift solenoid valve malfunction may be due to a short circuit or open circuit in the solenoid coil, in which case the solenoid coil can be replaced. Issues with the Medium: Check if there are problems with the medium, such as excessive water accumulation in the compressed air or a high presence of impurities in the liquid medium being conveyed. If so, remove the water or impurities from the solenoid valve and the pipeline. If the issue persists, it may be necessary to repair or replace the valve core, or even replace the entire solenoid valve.