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OVER HEATING CVT

OVER HEATING CVT

OVER HEATING CVT

(OP)
We are experiencing a situation of an over heating CVT on the sub transmission network even without secondary load. Any similar experiences or suggestions to what could be the cause?

RE: OVER HEATING CVT

Check to make sure it's got oil in it.

If it does, take some out and do a DGA.

RE: OVER HEATING CVT

If you do, don't forget to top it up again.  There isn't a lot of oil in there anyway.

Ausphil

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