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Provides instructions and safety precautions for towing a disabled lift truck.
Explains the location of the lift truck's serial number.
Details procedures for safely placing a lift truck on blocks for maintenance.
Steps to raise the drive tires of the lift truck using blocks and jacks.
Instructions for safely raising the steering tires of the lift truck.
Outlines daily checks to perform on the lift truck with the key switch turned off.
Instructions for inspecting tire pressure, damage, and wheel condition.
Detailed inspection steps for fork condition, including cracks, wear, and alignment.
Inspects mast channels, rollers, lift chains, hoses, and load backrest for damage.
Verifies that all safety labels are correctly installed and readable on the lift truck.
Checks the proper operation of the steering column latch mechanism.
Inspects seat belt, restraints, seat, and hood latch for proper function and condition.
Tests the seat belt's emergency locking mechanism for proper retraction and locking.
Ensures seat rails and their latches are secure and move freely when unlocked.
Verifies the battery restraint and hood latch mechanisms operate correctly before use.
Instructions for inspecting the battery, checking electrolyte levels, and ensuring proper charge.
Inspects the hydraulic system for leaks, oil level, and loose components, with safety warnings.
Outlines daily checks to perform on the lift truck with the key switch turned on.
Checks the functionality of the horn, headlights, strobe light, and backup alarm.
Verifies the smooth operation and control of the lift truck's steering system.
Inspects the brake system, checks brake pedal feel, and ensures equal braking force.
Details the adjustment procedure for the parking brake to ensure it holds the load.
Checks the operation and lubrication of hydraulic control levers for mast and attachment.
Verifies the operation and lubrication of direction and speed control pedals.
Tests mast and carriage movement for smoothness, sequence, and proper lowering.
Visually inspects hydraulic, steering, brake, and differential systems for any oil leaks.
Checks the seat switch for proper operator presence detection and safety cut-off function.
Details the process for changing the hydraulic oil filter after the initial 100 hours of operation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing the hydraulic filter assembly.
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