What to do if my EP Equipment CQD15S-E does not start?
If your EP Equipment Trucks won't start, first ensure the battery connector is securely connected. Next, check that the key switch is in the “I” position. Also, verify the battery charge and charge if necessary. Inspect the fuses, and make sure the truck is not in charge mode.
Why my EP Equipment Trucks load can not be lifted?
If the load cannot be lifted by your EP Equipment Trucks, check the hydraulic oil level. Also, make sure that the load does not exceed the maximum capacity specified on the data plate.
General| Brand | EP Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | CQD15S-E |
| Category | Trucks |
| Language | English |
Defines the responsibilities of the truck's owner/operator for safe usage.
Details requirements for mounting additional equipment on the truck.
Describes the intended use of the electric reach truck for lifting and transporting.
Details performance metrics for standard reach trucks.
Lists the dimensional specifications of the reach truck models.
Explains the information presented on the truck's identification data plate.
Initial steps for preparing and using the truck after delivery.
Recommendations for the initial operating period to ensure optimal performance.
Essential safety rules for operating the reach truck.
Identifies and explains the controls and displays on the truck's control panel.
Explains the function of various warning and indicator lamps on the display.
Daily checks and preparations required before operating the truck.
Steps to follow to get the truck ready for use.
Specific safety guidelines for operating industrial trucks in various scenarios.
Instructions for driving the truck, including direction and pedal use.
Procedures for lifting and lowering loads using control levers.
Steps for safely parking the truck when not in use.
Safety precautions for working with and charging truck batteries.
Information on different battery types and their dimensions.
Steps to expose the battery for maintenance or replacement.
Safety guidelines to follow during battery charging operations.
Procedures for safely removing and installing batteries.
Safety and environmental considerations during truck maintenance.
Safety rules specific to performing maintenance tasks on the truck.
A checklist of tasks and intervals for regular truck maintenance.
Details the schedule and points for vehicle lubrication.
Instructions for replacing the drive wheel of the truck.
Steps to take before taking the truck out of service for an extended period.
Procedures for bringing the truck back into service after decommissioning.
Guidelines for performing safety checks at regular intervals or after incidents.
Procedures for final decommissioning and disposal of the truck.
Identifies common truck faults and provides recommended actions for resolution.
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