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ickle



Member Since: 22 Jul 2010
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hi lift dumper brakes stuck
Any plant experts out there?

I've got a Wacker Neusen 1001 1 tonne hi lift dumper, approx 2017with 750 hrs from new. It's been unused / unmoved for 2 months and now it won't move - it appears the electric handbrake is stuck on.

It starts OK, and it will rock backwards and forwards with the hand brake switch off against the brakes.

Have checked the electrical connections on the hydraulic valve under the floor plate and they are clean.

I tried giving it a bit of a pull with SWMBO on the digger whilst trying to drive the dumper hoping it was just 'stuck brakes' but to no avail.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

Keith
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landy andy



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Does the park brake activate electrically or does the electrics operate the hydraulics?

If hydraulic have you tried cracking the bleed.
Post #1035519 23rd May 2024 8:29pm
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ickle



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Thanks Andy, but I think they're like air brakes ie use hydraulic pressure to release the springs that hold the brakes on.

I was hoping that after being so wet they'd just stuck on, but looking around they might even be 'wet' submerged in oil.

Will delve further at the weekend.
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blackwolf



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I believe that the brakes are hydrostatic and incorporated in the drive motors. It is likely to be an electrical problem, possibly at the throttle pedal or forward/reverse solenoids. These machines are also known not to move if the battery is discharged, did you have to jump start the machine?

There is a service manual online here: https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/600...ker-neuson
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ickle



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Thanks BW, battery appears fine will read up and have a play hopefully next weekend.

Will report back!
Post #1035727 26th May 2024 12:31pm
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Chugga90



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Not sure if he is still active on here?
Stew46 might have some knowledge about this as I am sure on disco 3 he lists so plant as part of his profile?
Post #1035745 26th May 2024 4:08pm
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