AIR BRAKE SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING
-No air pressure in brake system.-Restricted or broken tubing or hose.-Faulty brake valve. If remote mounted brake valve, check linkage. 5.) Brakes Do Not Release-Brake rigging binding.-Brake not in fully released position.-Faulty brake valve or relay valve.-Restricted or collapsed tubing or hose.-If remote mounted brake valve, check linkage. 6.)
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