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Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and Note symbols used throughout the manual for safety and operational guidance.
Outlines essential safety practices for working on the truck, including keeping the area clean, using correct positions, and tool maintenance.
Provides safety guidelines for working on the truck's electrical system, emphasizing precautions against short circuits and proper handling of components.
Details critical safety procedures for lifting operations, including surface requirements, chocking wheels, and using appropriate supports.
Covers the procedures and safety regulations for installing the truck's battery.
Details safety regulations to be followed before inspecting, handling, or filling batteries, including precautions for acid and explosive gases.
Provides a step-by-step guide for installing the battery, including connecting cables, checking levels, and function testing.
Explains how to program PIN codes for driver profiles, including methods using TruckCom or the truck's keypad.
Covers the adjustment of parameters necessary for truck operation, including speed, acceleration, braking, and optional features.
Explains how to adjust collision sensitivity parameters (105, 106, 111) for trucks equipped with a collision sensor.
Guides on checking and adjusting parameters related to the battery and battery charger, including specific parameter numbers.
Details how to state the battery type and adjust meter settings for battery charge level based on battery size.
Lists essential inspection points and actions to be checked before the truck is put into operation.
Provides guidance on service intervals based on operating hours, suggesting adaptation to local requirements and manufacturer minimums.
Outlines the schedule for service maintenance, to be performed at 750 operating hours or every 12 months, whichever occurs first.
Details the operational sequences of the truck's functions, from battery connection to specific events like driving and braking.
Details the step-by-step procedure for setting truck parameters using the CAN key or PIN code.
Explains operator parameters that adapt truck travel performance, such as acceleration and speed, and warns against unauthorized changes.
Describes service parameters used to adapt functional performance, noting that they require a CAN service key for adjustment.
Describes how to activate emergency travel mode to move an immobile truck, with caution notes for inclines and errors.
Provides general methods for initial troubleshooting and concluding troubleshooting steps.
Explains the structure of error codes (G.ANN), groups, error categories, and code ranges.
Lists specific error codes, their events, possible causes, and suggested actions for resolution.
Provides a chart for troubleshooting grouped by symptoms like truck not driving or abnormal behavior.
Lists symptoms related to the truck not being drivable, influencing elements, and possible causes.
Details issues where the truck only travels at reduced speed, including influencing factors and potential causes.
Addresses abnormal truck behavior when driven, identifying influencing elements and possible causes.
Covers scenarios where the truck travels but certain functions fail, focusing on software and hardware compatibility.
Troubleshoots issues with defective hydraulic functions, such as forks not raising or lowering.
Outlines the method for replacing the drive wheel, including safety warnings about truck support.
Guides on replacing the safety sensor, covering dismantling and installation steps.
Details the procedure for replacing the transistor regulator, requiring TruckCom and involving disconnection of cables.
Emphasizes safety measures before working on the hydraulic system, including pressure release and handling hot oil.
Outlines hygiene instructions for hydraulic systems to prevent malfunctions and damage, covering washing, packaging, and handling.
Details procedures for bleeding the hydraulic system, with separate instructions for cylinders with and without bleeding valves.
Guides on adjusting the pressure limit valve to ensure the truck can handle rated load, with instructions for verification.
Details inspection of chains for wear, stretching, noise, rust, stiff links, bolt rotation, and outline wear.
Provides guidelines for lubricating lift chains, including intervals, recommended products, and ambient temperature considerations.
Details the procedure for replacing the mast, including disconnecting fork carriage, switches, hoses, and battery.
Provides technical specifications for SWE100, SWE120, and SWE140 models, covering drive motor, brake, and transmission.
Lists technical specifications for SWE120L, SWE140L, and SWE200D models, including wheel, hydraulic, and fuse data.
Presents a general wiring diagram for the truck, illustrating connections between major electrical components.
Shows a specific wiring diagram illustrating connections for the motor controller, pump motor, and drive motor.
Provides a warning and example procedure for safely releasing gas from gas struts.
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