How to troubleshoot why my ep Truck does not start?
If your ep Truck doesn't start, there could be several reasons. First, check the battery connector to ensure it's properly plugged in. Also, make sure the key switch is in the “I” position, not “0”. Verify the CanCode code is correct and that the battery has sufficient charge. Inspect the fuses and ensure the truck is not in charge mode. If the battery connector is not plugged, connect it.
What to do if the load cannot be lifted on my ep Truck?
If the load cannot be lifted on your ep Truck, it might be due to several reasons. Ensure the charging capacity is above 15. If it's not, charge the battery. Also, make sure the truck is operational. Check the hydraulic oil level and inspect the fuses. Refer to the troubleshooting steps for 'Truck does not start' to ensure the truck is operational.
What to do if my EP Forklifts truck does not start?
If your EP Forklifts truck doesn't start, there are several potential causes: * The battery connector might not be plugged in. Ensure it is securely connected. * The key switch may be in the “0” position. Set it to “I”. * The CanCode code could be incorrect. Verify the code. * The battery charge might be too low. Check the charge level and charge if needed. * A fuse could be faulty. Inspect the fuses. * The truck may be in charge mode. Interrupt the charging process.
Why my EP Forklifts load cannot be lifted?
If the load cannot be lifted by your EP Forklifts truck, consider these possibilities: * The charging capacity may be below 15. Charge the battery. * The truck might not be operational. Perform all the checks listed under “Truck does not start.” * The hydraulic oil level could be too low. Check and replenish the hydraulic oil level. * A fuse might be faulty. Check the fuses.
Explains potential differences between manual and actual product.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTE symbols.
Specifies intended applications and relevant regulations.
Details truck construction, braking, lifting, and control handle.
Defines user responsibilities for safety and operation.
Outlines prohibitions and strict conditions for truck modification.
Advises on wind impact on stability and load handling.
Explains conformity markings for EU and UK market compliance.
Declares truck conformity with EU and UK directives and regulations.
Displays truck ID labels and safety symbols like pinch warnings.
Details the information provided on the truck's main nameplate.
Explains the information found on the lithium-ion battery nameplate.
Covers ambient temperature, rainwater use, EN standards, and EMC.
Details incorrect truck usage and related warnings.
Covers sound level standards and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).
Specifies required working conditions and application guidelines.
Lists reasons for stability loss and how to maintain it.
Identifies and labels the main components of the electric pallet truck.
Explains control handle functions and key switch operation.
Explains startup display and operational indicators on the instrument panel.
Provides a checklist for daily pre-operation inspections by operators.
Details commissioning steps and addresses wheel flattening after parking.
Step-by-step instructions on how to start the electric pallet truck.
Details pedestrian vs. stand-on modes and platform folding.
Explains steering, mechanical operating brake, and reverse braking.
Explains regenerative braking, emergency reverse, and stop switches.
Details lifting and lowering pallet forks using control buttons.
Steps for safely parking the truck, lowering forks, and powering off.
Explains how to control the truck's forward and reverse drive directions.
Guides on approaching, inserting forks, adjusting height, and transport.
Details driving to location and lowering load to unload.
Guidelines for ascending, descending, and starting on slopes safely.
Instructions on securing the truck with blocks, ropes, or straps for transport.
Steps for moving a truck that has become immobile due to failure.
Declares conformity and lists essential handling guidelines.
Defines limits, misuse scenarios, approved accessories, and BMS function.
Safety instructions on handling, PPE, and electrical hazards.
Guidelines for monitoring, temporary storage, and disposal of damaged batteries.
Regulations and precautions for transporting lithium-ion batteries, including labeling.
Outlines requirements for recycling and proper disposal of lithium-ion batteries.
Details charging procedures, temperature ranges, and storage recommendations.
Lists common battery issues and their solutions.
Recommends cleaning methods and using BMS to optimize battery life.
Covers safety, electrolyte hazards, hydrogen production, and warnings.
Details checks, discharge precautions, and charging procedures.
Discusses temperature effects, daily charging checks, and weekly electrolyte checks.
Outlines monthly checks and how to identify normal battery status.
Provides instructions for cleaning, insulation checks, and storing batteries.
Analyzes faults for charge issues and improper electrolyte addition.
Covers sulfation, shedding, overcharging, and discharge faults with causes/solutions.
Addresses short circuits, reverse electrodes, and battery leaks with remedies.
To Next Page
General
