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Mercedes Actros 4 Axle 2007: Red Screen Error Involving Display Piston Drop

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  • #1 16692028
    blackx1
    Level 11  
    Recently, in Mercedes actros 4 axle 2007, the following error crashes on the screen in red ... someone will help with what? Mercedes Actros 4 Axle 2007: Red Screen Error Involving Display Piston Drop
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  • #2 16692102
    grzes76x
    Level 13  
    Information from the pump drive.
    Maybe not enough oil, or some other problem with the power take-off.
  • #3 16692269
    blackx1
    Level 11  
    but it's about oil in the chest? because the engine on the computer shows the maximum and the manufacturer has not provided for measures
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  • #4 16692309
    grzes76x
    Level 13  
    Hydraulic oil dump truck pump, or whatever you have mounted on the car.
  • #5 16692344
    blackx1
    Level 11  
    Thank you for your help. Hydraulic oil is normal so maybe something with this attachment will be. However everything works well
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    #6 16692385
    grzes76x
    Level 13  
    Check the steering gear oil level yet, because I didn't mistake the controls by writing about hydraulics before. best regards
  • #7 16692391
    blackx1
    Level 11  
    Thank you again for your help. best regards
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    #8 16693172
    Gerri
    Mercedes specialist
    The last hint is correct - steering gear oil.
  • #9 16694074
    blackx1
    Level 11  
    oil level is good, tomorrow I have to check the sensor if it sometimes failed
  • #10 16695904
    blackx1
    Level 11  
    Power steering oil level sensor defective. You can close the topic thanks to gentlemen for pointing me to this error. best regards

Topic summary

In a discussion regarding a 2007 Mercedes Actros 4 axle, a user reported a red screen error related to a display piston drop. Responses suggested potential issues with the pump drive, specifically low oil levels or problems with the power take-off. The user clarified that hydraulic oil levels were normal, leading to further suggestions to check the steering gear oil level. Ultimately, it was determined that a defective power steering oil level sensor was the cause of the error, resolving the issue.
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