What to do if my ep ES10-10WA Forklifts load can not be lifted?
If the load cannot be lifted, the charge capacity might be below 20/40%, so you should charge the battery. Also, the hydraulic oil level might be too low, so check the hydraulic oil level. It is also possible that the load is excessive, so note the maximum capacity as indicated on the data plate.
How to fix an ep ES10-10WA Forklifts stacker that does not start?
If the stacker does not start, check the battery connector and connect it if necessary. Ensure the key switch is set to “I”. Check the battery charge and charge the battery if necessary. Also, test the fuses and interrupt charging.
Describes the stacker as a four-wheel, tiller-guided electric stacker designed for lifting and transporting palletised goods on level floors.
Illustrates and lists the main components of the electric pallet stacker with item numbers for reference.
Details technical specifications, including performance data and dimensions for various stacker models.
Specifies the acceptable ambient temperature range for operation and conditions requiring special equipment or authorization.
Locates identification markings and explains the importance of data plates on the stacker for information and compliance.
Explains the fields and information found on the stacker's data plate, including product name, serial number, and capacity.
Describes how to interpret the capacity chart, which shows the relationship between load center and weight of loads.
Outlines essential safety rules for operators, including authorization, responsibilities, unauthorized use, damage reporting, and hazardous areas.
Identifies and explains the function of various controls and display instruments on the stacker, such as Emergency Stop and battery indicator.
Details the pre-operation checks and the procedure for safely switching on and starting the stacker.
Covers specific safety rules for operating the stacker, including travel routes, driving conduct, and visibility requirements.
Explains how to travel, steer, and brake the stacker, including emergency stop and automatic braking functions.
Details the procedures for safely collecting and depositing loads, including lifting and lowering operations.
Provides instructions on how to securely park the stacker when it is not in use, ensuring safety and stability.
Explains the LED indicators for battery residual capacity, their colours, and the conditions they represent.
Describes the LCD display for operating hours, indicating the range and what activity is logged.
Details what the display shows on power up and explains the low voltage protection function of the vehicle.
Guides users on identifying and rectifying common faults or operational issues with the stacker, providing possible causes and actions.
Details crucial safety precautions for handling, charging, and disposing of batteries, including fire protection and personal safety measures.
Explains how to read the battery data plate and ensure correct battery installation and securing within the stacker compartment.
Provides instructions on how to safely expose the battery for maintenance or charging, including panel removal.
Outlines the procedure for charging the battery, emphasizing safety regulations and proper connection to the charger.
Details the steps for safely removing and installing batteries, covering precautions for short circuits and proper handling.
Emphasizes performing servicing according to intervals, using original parts, and adhering to environmental regulations for disposal of consumables.
Covers safety protocols for maintenance personnel, including lifting, jacking, cleaning, and handling electrical systems and welding.
Highlights the importance of regular servicing and inspection, defining service intervals (W, A, B, C) and initial run-in period checks.
Provides a detailed checklist of inspection and maintenance tasks categorized by system (Brake, Electrics, Power Supply, Travel, etc.) with service intervals.
Illustrates the lubrication points on the stacker and indicates where hydraulic oil and transmission oil should be checked and filled.
Lists the types of fuels, coolants, and lubricants required for the stacker, along with handling instructions and their specific uses.
Details essential preparations before maintenance, including parking securely, disconnecting the battery, and securing raised components.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely removing the front panel of the stacker.
Details the procedure for removing the drive panel, including tiller positioning and screw removal.
Details the procedure for replacing the drive wheel, emphasizing that this must be performed by authorised service personnel.
Explains how to check the hydraulic oil level, including identifying the level display and when to perform the check.
Provides instructions for checking the transmission oil level and the recommended intervals for adding transmission oil.
Details the steps for flushing or replacing the gauze filter, including preparation and assembly procedures.
Outlines the process for checking electrical fuses, including their ratings and replacement if necessary, referencing a table for details.
Lists the essential checks and operations required to recommission the stacker after cleaning or repair work.
Details necessary measures to take before decommissioning, including cleaning, checking brakes, and lubricating components.
Specifies actions to be taken during decommissioning, such as regular battery charging to prevent self-discharge.
Provides steps for restoring the stacker to operation after a decommissioning period, including cleaning, lubrication, and starting procedures.
Mandates annual safety inspections and checks after unusual incidents, conducted by qualified personnel to ensure operational safety.
Specifies that final decommissioning and disposal must comply with national regulations, particularly for batteries, fuels, and electronic systems.
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