MTU-GLR Maintenance
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Both the motor start solenoid and power cut-off solenoid
can be checked by bypassing the solenoid itself.
1. Use jumper cables for this test.
2. Connect one jumper cable to battery side (1) of the
solenoid. Connect the other cable to motor side (2) of
the solenoid.
3. If the liftgate is activated, the solenoid is defective and
should be replaced.
4.7 Checking the Power Cable
To check for a defective power cable, run the motor
directly from a spare battery using jumper cables.
1. Remove the battery connection to the motor.
2. Connect the negative jumper cable (ground) directly
to the liftgate. Connect the positive cable to the
terminal on the motor start solenoid.
3. If the motor operates, the battery cable is defective
and should be replaced.
4.8 Checking Lowering Valve Cartridge and
Solenoid
1. Place the liftgate on the ground in the open position.
2. Place a steel screwdriver over the top of the lowering
valve solenoid.
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3. Momentarily activate the control switch in the DOWN
position. The screwdriver should be attracted to the
magnetic field created by the solenoid.
4. If no magnetic pull is produced, the solenoid is
defective and should be replaced. If the solenoid is
activated, check the cartridge valve.
5. Remove the solenoid from the valve assembly.
6. Remove the valve cartridge from the pump body.
7. Clean the cartridge and blow it dry with compressed
air (not greater than 30 psi). Also, blow out the pump
body.
8. Use a small screwdriver and carefully press on the
spool inside the cartridge. If the spool moves freely,
the cartridge is good. If it does not move, replace
the cartridge, as the spool could be bent, pitted, or
damaged in some other way.
4.9 Solenoid Valve Screen
If the solenoid is working electrically, check the debris
screen and clean if dirty.
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