What to do if my HELI Truck can't move?
If your HELI Truck isn't moving, there are several potential causes. First, ensure the battery connector is properly connected. Next, check that the electric lock switch is in the “0” position and the emergency stop switch is open. Also, verify the battery has sufficient charge and is not currently being charged. Finally, inspect the fuse for any damage; replace if needed.
Why can't goods be lifted up with my HELI Truck?
If goods can't be lifted on your HELI Truck, several factors could be the cause. It might be related to the truck not operating correctly, so refer to the troubleshooting steps for when 'Vehicles cannot move'. Check the hydraulic oil level and add oil if it's low. Inspect the fuse for damage and replace if necessary. Ensure you are not overloading the truck, respecting the rated capacity. Lastly, examine the Up switch for bad contact or damage, and replace it if needed.
What to do if goods can’t be lowered down on my HELI Trucks?
If goods are stuck and cannot be lowered down on your HELI Truck, it could be due to dirty oil blocking the control valve. Check the hydraulic oil, clean the control valve, and replace the oil if necessary. Another possibility is that the solenoid valve for lowering is either not opening or is damaged, in which case you should check or replace the valve.
Why can’t my HELI Truck stop when lifting?
If your HELI Truck doesn’t stop when lifting, the lifting micro switch may be damaged. Cut off the power and replace the lifting micro switch.
How to fix a HELI Truck moving in one direction?
If your HELI Truck is only moving in one direction, the sensitive switch and its connecting cable might not be making good contact. Inspect the sensitive switch in the control lever and the connecting cable to ensure they are properly connected.
Details correct operating procedures, load handling, and environmental limits.
Outlines requirements for obtaining approval before modifying the truck.
Presents the technical parameters and specifications for different truck models.
Illustrates the truck's operating mechanism with a labeled diagram.
Explains the drive motor control for movement and the steering mechanism.
Details the brake structure, operation modes, and emergency braking.
Describes the fork operation, hydraulic power, and control circuits.
Covers walking control, operation, and battery status indication.
Presents the detailed electrical schematic diagram for 1.5t and 1.8t models.
Presents the detailed electrical schematic diagram for the 2.0t model.
Illustrates the hydraulic system components and their connections.
Details initial steps: battery connection, power on, and fork lifting/lowering.
Explains how to drive the truck using the accelerator and apply brakes.
Provides instructions for safely parking the electric pallet truck.
Describes the function of the emergency reverse button for safety.
Details the use of the horn and how to read the battery capacity display.
Guides on the correct procedure for picking up and setting down loads.
Outlines requirements for servicing, repairs, and component handling by technicians.
Lists regular inspection tasks for maintaining truck performance and safety.
Details the importance and intervals for professional maintenance services.
Covers battery maintenance, charging procedures, and safety precautions.
Specifies fire safety rules for battery handling, storage, and charging.
Provides critical notes on battery type, operating conditions, and usage.
Details proper disposal, specifications of battery/charger, and installation.
Explains how to interpret the LED indicators for battery status.
Outlines the correct method and precautions for charging the battery.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the battery.
Lists fundamental safety rules for operators and general truck usage.
Provides guidelines for safe storage and transport of the truck.
Details essential checks to perform before operating the truck.
Covers operator requirements, responsibilities, and operational rules.
Prohibits unauthorized operation, details malfunction reporting, and hazardous areas.
Advises on special precautions needed when working in high-risk environments.
Emphasizes clear visibility, proper aisle usage, and avoiding blind spots.
Guides on safe maneuvering, speed adaptation, and avoiding sudden stops.
Details safe procedures for ramp transit and ground load capacity checks.
States the requirement for manufacturer approval for any vehicle changes.
Lists common faults, their causes, and recommended troubleshooting steps.
Outlines essential safety preparations before performing maintenance or repair.
Lists final checks required after repair before resuming truck operation.
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