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Details the manual's organization into nine major parts and how to navigate its content for effective use.
Illustrates and lists various safety labels found on the machine and their importance for safe operation.
Outlines the procedure for inspecting the truck at the beginning of each shift to ensure safe operation.
Provides a list of essential safety practices and actions to avoid for safe operation of the lift truck.
Explains conditions leading to lateral and longitudinal tip-overs and how to brace for survival.
Covers general safety rules, including seat belt usage and parking brake locking, and ISO 3691 regulations.
Warns about the dangers of loose or unbalanced loads and the need for proper stacking and banding.
Details safe separation distances from electrical lines and procedures if the truck touches power lines.
Prohibits people standing under lifted loads and warns against using wire ropes for lifting.
Identifies and illustrates the main components and locations on the lift truck for user familiarity.
Details the various switches located in the operator's cabin and their functions for truck operation.
Explains the operation of levers and pedals for controlling lift, tilt, side shift, and fork positioner.
Outlines the operator's responsibility to check the truck's condition and ensure it is safe to operate.
Provides guidance on operating a new truck during the initial 100 hours to enhance performance and lifespan.
Emphasizes reading the manual, being trained, and ensuring readiness before operating the lift truck.
Details the required walk-around checks before starting the engine for personal safety and truck longevity.
Guides on basic operation, changing direction and speed, and safe practices for traveling on slopes.
Explains safe procedures for handling loads, adjusting forks, and stacking operations to ensure stability.
Provides step-by-step instructions and safety precautions for towing a disabled lift truck safely.
Details the safe procedure for jump-starting a lift truck using jumper cables from another vehicle.
Lists safety standards and recommended practices for workers performing maintenance on industrial trucks.
Provides a detailed checklist of items to inspect and service at various intervals (10, 50, 250, 500, 1000 hours).
Explains the importance of correct tire pressure and the causes of tire damage and excessive heat.
Lists key technical specifications for the lift truck model, including capacity, dimensions, and performance data.
Details specifications for major components like the engine, main pump, and control valve for technical reference.
Provides a table of specified tightening torques for critical fasteners in various truck systems for safe assembly.
Lists common engine symptoms, their probable causes, and recommended remedies for troubleshooting.
Details common electrical system issues, their probable causes, and suggested remedies for diagnosis.
Provides troubleshooting guidance for steering wheel drag, return issues, and abnormal sounds.
Guides on testing starting procedures, engine idling, and identifying abnormal noises during operation.
Details testing and adjustment procedures for the gear shift lever, oil leakage, and pedal adjustments.
Covers checks for tires, hub nuts, rim side ring, steering axle, and drive axle for travel system integrity.
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