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– After making sure the forks leave the load,
lower the forks to the basic position (15 to
20 cm off the ground).
– Tilt the mast backwards.
CAUTION
Decelerate the truck in the situations
following:
Turning;
Close the goods or pallet;
Close the deposit area;
Enter a narrow passage;
The condition of road surface is
bad.
WARNING
Never tilt the mast with loads
upraised 2m or more.
Don’t leave or dismount from the
truck when the load is raised high.
Un-stacking load
– When approaching the area where the
load is to be retrieved, slow down your
truck.
– Stop the truck 30 cm far from the load.
– Check the condition of the load.
– Tilt the mast forward until forks become
horizontal. Elevate forks up to the position
of the pallet.
– Make sure forks are positioned properly to
the pallet. Move forward slowly to insert
forks into the pallet as far as possible.
CAUTION
If the forks are hard to be fully
inserted, use the following
procedure: Move forward and insert
3/4 of the forks. Raise the forks 5 to
10 cm and move backward 10 to 20
cm with the pallet on the forks,
and then fall the pallet to the stack.
Move forward again to insert the
forks fully.
– Raise the forks 5 to 10 cm off the stack
– Check all around the truck to insure that
the path of travel is unobstructed and
back away slowly.
– Lower forks to a height of 15 to 20 cm
above the ground. Tilt the mast backward
fully and move to the desired area.
Check after operation
Clean and check the truck after operation:
– Damage or leakage.
– Add grease if necessarily.
– Check the tire if it is damaged or inset with
foreign body.
– Check the wheel hub nut if it is loose.
– Check the height of electrolyte surface.
– If you haven‟t lift the fork to the max.
height in the day, you should lift it to the
max. height 2~3 times.
CAUTION
If you find any trouble, must repair it
in time.
Prohibit operate the forklift before
repairing it completely.