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  1. 09-28-2010, 02:56 AM #1
    chipsahoy
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    Over ride the lube system

    HI GUYS

    IM DOING SOME PREVENTIVE MAINTANENCE ON MY 4020A (1999)

    WHAT I WANT TO DO IS HAVE THE OILING SYSTEM STAY ON SO THAT I CAN SEE EACH ZERK OR VALVE OOZE OUT WITH OIL !! THERE MUST BE A PARAMETER OR SOMETHING !! MAYBE A OVER RIDE BUTTON..

    THANKS CHIPS !!
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  2. 09-28-2010, 12:52 PM #2
    chipsahoy
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    LOOKS LIKE THIS WAS AN ORIGINAL POST ..

    (nuts) Originally Posted by alexacosta82
    on the 1100-2 board you can unplug and plug back in the k19 relay which will activate the waylube pump, or you can, on some with the solenoid mac valve on top of the pump grab a small allen wrench and activate it , by pushing on the solenoid manual test button

    We have a winner!

    Yes - push and hold the manual activator on the solenoid. once you see the pressure gauge stabilize - let it go. Repeat as desired.
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