When testing the Cat excavator, we first need to understand its normal range of values.Break-tray testing is an important tool for detecting the workings of engine cylinders and is particularly critical for heavy machinery such as Cat excavators.Normally, when a break-tray test is performed, the pressure values of the cylinders should be relatively balanced and, generally under standard test conditions, the pressure of the Cat excavator should be between 100 and 140 PSI (square inches per pound), but the exact values may vary depending on the type, year and engine condition.In order to ensure that accurate test results are obtained, on-site testing is recommended by reference to official data provided by the equipment manufacturer or by contacting specialized technicians.During the break-cylinder test, care is taken to observe changes in pressure for each cylinder and, if a cylinder is significantly lower than the other cylinders or is clearly out of range, there may be a malfunction and further maintenance screening is required.In summary, the understanding and correct application of the Cat Excavator Trash test and the regular monitoring of whether or not the cylinder pressure is maintained within reasonable areas is one of the key elements in ensuring the efficient and stable operation of the excavator.
