Water drips from a weep hole on the HP cylinder or end cap
Weep holes show internal leaks early. Water from a weep hole on the intensifier means a high-pressure seal or sealing face has started to fail.
The HP seal around the plunger wears every stroke and then leaks to the end cap weep hole.
How to check: One drop every few strokes: plan the change. A drop every stroke: change now.
| Photo | Art. no. | Description | Excl. VAT | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() | 10040 | Hp Seal kit SLIV+ SLV, 20422243
Seal kitKMT, WJS |
€ 49.20 | |
![]() | 10042 | HP Seal kit SLIV, 05112487,05123385
Seal kitKMT |
€ 42.00 | |
![]() | 10100 | HP Seal kit SLIV, 10110393
Seal kitKMT |
€ 24.24 | |
![]() | 10101 | HP Sealing head Assembly, SLIV, 05116769
AssemblyKMT |
€ 920.40 | |
![]() | 10102 | HP Sealing head Assembly, SLIV+, 05144688
AssemblyKMT |
€ 1,006.80 |
Scratches or erosion on the static sealing faces let water pass.
How to check: Inspect the sealing head face and seat for scratches when the cylinder is open.
A fatigue crack at the cylinder end leaks hot water and destroys seals.
How to check: Hot dripping cylinder end that returns soon after a seal change.
A damaged plunger surface cuts new seals quickly.
How to check: Inspect the plunger against the light for lengthwise scratches.
Related problems
General advice based on manufacturer manuals and service practice. Always follow the manual of your machine. Not sure? .




