What action should be taken if hydraulic fluid levels are low?

When hydraulic fluid levels are low, it is essential to add more hydraulic fluid to ensure the machinery operates correctly. Hydraulic systems rely on a specific level of fluid to function efficiently, as it aids in transferring power, lubricating components, and maintaining temperature. Low fluid levels can lead to decreased performance, potential damage to components, or failure of the hydraulic system altogether.

Maintaining the proper level of hydraulic fluid helps prevent issues such as cavitation, where the pump cannot draw enough fluid and begins to operate inefficiently, leading to possible mechanical failures. Regularly checking and refilling the hydraulic fluid helps ensure the reliable operation of the dumper and extends its service life.

In situations of low hydraulic fluid, it is vital to address the issue promptly by adding the appropriate type of fluid, thereby maintaining optimal performance and safety standards for the equipment.