Hydraulic system inspection
Main pumps, hydraulic motors, cylinders, valve blocks, hoses, connections, filters and oil circuits are assessed for leaks, heat build-up, pressure loss and irregular movement.
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Concrete Pump Service & Maintenance
Technical support covering pumping, boom, hydraulic and control systems.
Systematic fault assessment
Look beyond the visible part.
Pressure loss, irregular boom movement, reduced pumping performance or control errors may originate from connected systems. The inspection scope is defined from the machine details, symptoms and operating conditions.
Electrical & controls
Control panels, sensors, wiring and connectors, fuses, relays, control components and power supply are reviewed for communication and operating faults.
Pumping & mechanical group
The S-valve or transfer system, wear plate and ring, delivery pistons, pumping cylinders, hopper, agitator, boom joints, pins, bushings and line connections are checked according to the agreed scope.
When to request support
Common fault symptoms
Hydraulic leaks, rising temperature or unusual noise
Slow, jerky or incorrect boom movement
Irregular pumping cycle or reduced performance
Sensor, remote, panel or connection warnings
Play in joints, pins, bushings or line connections
Noise or irregular operation in the hopper and agitator
Planned maintenance
What defines the service interval?
Lubrication, oil and filter changes and periodic checks specified by the manufacturer help reveal wear, looseness and leaks earlier. The model, operating hours and conditions should guide the interval.
Pressurised and safety-critical systems must only be inspected after the machine is made safe and in line with its technical documentation.
Initial assessment
Tell us the pump symptoms.
Send the machine details, a photo or video and any fault code so we can clarify the required inspection scope.