Posted by Mel Thomas on May 14, 2011 at 14:47:32 from (98.117.215.16):
When you move the touch control levers the pressure is susposed to be around 1500 PSI which mine is.But the pressure stays high and the oil heats up rapidily and the motor is still under load.The main filter is ok as is the little filter in side the unit itself.The pressure relief valve seems to be ok but maybe there is something internally stuck.The blue ribbon touch control book is almost but not quite useless.Talks about the problem but doesn't offer any cure in detail.I had this same question on here a couple of weeks ago and got some good repley but I still have the problem.Any help would be greatly appreciated.The pressure just isn't dropping back at the end of the lever travel,thus the hot oil
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