Hydraulic fluid Power Top F355

Ari Paul · 2007-02-24T01:02:57

Before you start doing voltage and resistance checks on the valve, you might be able to hear/feel the F1 solenoid valve clicking. It should click just...

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#26 Ari Paul, May 20, 2020

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Before you start doing voltage and resistance checks on the valve, you might be able to hear/feel the F1 solenoid valve clicking. It should click just as the main hydraulic actuators reach full retraction (roof closing).

If you decide to clean the valve, you might be able to soak the solenoid plunger in some kind of solvent overnight. That's what most seem to do for these kinds of actuators. The professionals probably have ultrasonic cleaners. If there are o-rings, of course make sure they are resistant to the kind of solvent you are using or remove them before soaking.
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Thanks again for all your help. I will follow all of your advice exactly. Till next time.

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