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General| Model | CPCD30/35-XW43E-RT |
|---|---|
| Load Center | 500 mm |
| Power Type | Diesel |
| Fork Length | 1070 mm |
| Engine Power | 42 kW |
| Tire Type | Pneumatic |
| Travel Speed (full load) | 20 km/h |
| Travel Speed (no load) | 22 km/h |
| Load Capacity | 3000-3500 kg |
| Mast Type | Triplex |
| Overall Height | 2200 mm |
| Lift Speed (full load) | 480 mm/s |
| Lowering Speed (full load) | 500 mm/s |
Explains the various gauges, indicators, and warning lights on the instrument panel.
Details the function and operation of steering wheel, levers, pedals, and switches.
Covers seat adjustment, safety belt, hood, and other structural elements.
Daily inspection and checks before operation to ensure safety and functionality.
Additional maintenance tasks performed weekly, building on daily checks.
Specific maintenance tasks required every 250 working hours.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 1000 working hours for thorough upkeep.
Comprehensive annual maintenance procedures and part replacements.
Covers miscellaneous maintenance items like fuses, relays, and tire changes.
Describes the main components like mast, forks, and body, and their role in balance.
Explains load center distance, stability zone, and their impact on truck stability.
Details maximum load, load center distance relationship, and how to read the capability chart.
Discusses how inertia, sudden braking, and turning affect truck stability.
Step-by-step guide for starting diesel and gasoline engines safely.
Instructions for holding the steering wheel, fork position, checking safety, and basic driving.
How to adjust forks, position the truck, and pick up loads securely.
Guidelines for approaching, positioning, and depositing loads accurately.
Steps for safely retrieving loads from pallets or stacks.
Daily parking procedures including wheel blocking and engine shutdown.
Guidelines for parking the truck for extended periods, including safety and maintenance.
Overview of checks, revisions, adjustments, and replacements based on service intervals.
Detailed schedule for engine checks, cleaning, and adjustments based on hours.
Maintenance for crank case ventilation system components.
Schedule for checking and maintaining lubrication points, oil, and filters.
Maintenance for fuel tank, filters, and fuel system checks.
Schedule for checking coolant, fan belt, and cleaning the radiator.
Maintenance for hydraulic transmission, drive axle, and wheel bearings.
Maintenance for steering wheel, gear, and knuckle components.
Maintenance for brake pedal, parking brake, and brake cylinders.
Maintenance for hydraulic oil, control valves, and filters.
Maintenance for starting motor, battery, wiring, and instruments.
Maintenance for chains, wheel, and lifting cylinders.
Maintenance for various attachments like clamps, forks, and masts.
Maintenance for overhead guard, seat, and truck body safety features.
Torque values for various bolts to ensure proper assembly and safety.
Guidelines for replacing essential safety-related components based on service life.
Table listing recommended oils and lubricants for different truck systems.
Visual guide showing lubrication points and intervals for various truck components.
Identifies various labels and their placement on the forklift truck.
Detailed explanations for important labels such as danger, CE, load curve, and warning labels.
Describes the use, strengths, and types of lead-acid batteries for forklifts.
Guidelines for storing batteries and performing regular maintenance checks.
Procedures for checking battery status, levels, and performing maintenance.
Rules and recommendations for using various forklift attachments safely.
Procedures and warnings related to attaching and assembling forklift attachments.
Explains the purpose and operation of the Operator Presence Sensing system.
Describes how the OPS system affects engine starting and operation.
Details how the OPS system prevents movement without proper operator presence.
Explains how the OPS system prevents operation of working devices without the operator.
Lists common abnormalities in the OPS system and recommended actions.
