The pump needs to be in maximum displacement when checking the angle sensor voltage.Thank you. Those codes explain my issue. Angle sensor I can only get 2.2 signal volts out of it and not 4.4 like the book says. Also I think one of the pump stroke solenoids are bad
YesUnplug the pump solenoids and let idle for 5 minutes get get it to stroke up? According to the manual?
I have code 33 and 4Did you recheck for any codes ?
I have code 33 and 4
How can I check the bpip sensor?
Thank you. I believe so. If I am reading the blinks correctly. I believe I fixed the pump Angle sensor and the pump control solenoids with new parts. Now machine runs and operates as should but after a while of running the hydraulics slow down a lot, then if I shut it off and start it back up it’s back to normal, until it slows down again whenever it decides too. I will post this YouTube link of the blink codes and have you verify if you’d like.A new code ?, Code 33 wasn’t active previously .
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Per the manual , “ Fault code 33 indicates that the sensing signal (input
voltage of the sensor) is higher than 4.75 V, and
possible cause may be a short circuit of the harness
between the boom raise pilot pressure sensor and PVC “ .
If the harness proves ok, the sensor would be defective.
Sounds good.I will post this YouTube link of the blink codes and have you verify if you’d like.
Sounds good.
Like you, I came up with fault code 33 as well. Code 33 won’t be a cause of the intermittent slow hydraulics.Thank you. I believe so. If I am reading the blinks correctly. I believe I fixed the pump Angle sensor and the pump control solenoids with new parts. Now machine runs and operates as should but after a while of running the hydraulics slow down a lot, then if I shut it off and start it back up it’s back to normal, until it slows down again whenever it decides too. I will post this YouTube link of the blink codes and have you verify if you’d like.