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Discusses the importance of operator skill, knowledge, and guidance for safe operation.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and SAFETY ALERT symbols used in the manual.
Covers general rules, regulations, and responsibilities for lift truck operators.
Identifies the location and purpose of various warning decals on the lift truck.
Details essential precautions for safe operation, including slippery surfaces and visibility.
Provides safety guidelines for handling and refueling LP-Gas powered lift trucks.
Explains the location and importance of serial number and capacity plates for reference.
Provides diagrams identifying key components and their locations on the lift truck.
Details the instruments, pedals, and levers within the operator's compartment.
Describes the engine coolant gauge, hourmeter, fuel gauge, and OK monitor.
Explains factors affecting lift truck stability like CG and load placement.
Details how capacity charts determine safe load limits based on weight and load center.
Provides crucial tips on operating practices to prevent tipovers.
Offers guidance on actions to take and safety measures during a tipover.
Outlines the initial 100-hour break-in period for new trucks.
Details pre-start checks and safety rules for safe engine ignition.
Covers the steps for starting gasoline, diesel, and LP-gas engines.
Provides a flowchart to diagnose and resolve engine starting issues.
Discusses techniques for forming stable stacks with different load types.
Emphasizes handling only stable loads and adhering to truck capacity limits.
Explains the precise maneuvering required for picking up and lifting loads.
Covers centering loads, chain checks, and visibility considerations during travel.
Outlines steps for securing the truck at the end of each shift.
Provides precautions for storing the lift truck for extended periods.
Covers essential safety measures and procedures for transporting lift trucks.
Provides guidelines for operating and maintaining the truck in freezing temperatures.
Offers advice for operating and maintaining the truck in high temperatures.
Details maintenance for trucks operating in dusty environments.
Covers procedures and safety warnings for changing lift truck tires.
Guides users on addressing a stalled engine and restarting it.
Addresses problems when the coolant temperature gauge enters the red zone.
Explains the meaning and action for the transmission oil temperature warning light.
Stresses the importance of proper maintenance and consulting dealers for repairs.
Details safety measures and checks required before performing inspections.
Provides a comprehensive schedule for periodic maintenance based on service hours.
Lists parts that need periodic changing due to material deterioration.
Covers gasoline, oxygenated gasoline, ethanol, methanol, and MTBE fuel recommendations.
Details preferred diesel fuels and LP-Gas specifications including sulfur content.
Explains coolant types, mixing, and water quality requirements for the cooling system.
Provides instructions on making proper antifreeze additions to the cooling system.
Details specifications like belt deflection, spark plugs, free play, and tire pressure.
Provides approximate refill capacities for various systems and truck weights.
Stresses the benefits of using genuine parts for safety, performance, and warranty.
Advises on providing serial and model numbers when ordering parts or requesting service.
Provides a form for recording service details for future reference.
A form for reporting ownership changes, intended for customer use.