What to Do When There Is No Pressure in the Manual-Automatic Transmission Accumulator?
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Accumulator charging pressure is related to the system pressure, generally between 70%~45% of the system's maximum working pressure. The accumulator is an energy storage device in hydraulic and pneumatic systems. It converts the energy in the system into compression energy or potential energy at the appropriate time and stores it. When the system requires it, the compression energy or potential energy is converted back into hydraulic or pneumatic energy and released to replenish the system. When there is a sudden increase in system pressure, it can absorb this part of the energy to ensure normal pressure throughout the entire system. The accumulator is under pressure when connected to the system. The bladder-type accumulator is filled with high-pressure nitrogen gas inside the bladder.