To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the starting motor speed excessively low on my Hyundai Forklifts?
If your Hyundai Forklifts has an excessively low starting motor speed, it could be due to insufficient battery voltage, in which case you should recharge the battery. It could also indicate that the starting motor is defective and needs replacement.
Why does the starting motor pinion keep going in and out on my Hyundai Forklifts?
If the starting motor pinion on your Hyundai Forklifts repeatedly goes in and out, it's likely due to insufficient battery voltage. Try recharging the battery to resolve this issue.
Why doesn't the charge lamp light during normal operation on my Hyundai 33DF-7?
If the charge lamp on your Hyundai Forklifts does not light during normal engine operation, the charge lamp itself may be defective and need replacement. Alternatively, there may be faulty wiring that requires checking and repair.
Why do the lamps flicker during engine operation on my Hyundai Forklifts?
If the lamps flicker during engine operation on your Hyundai Forklifts, the belt tension is likely improper and needs adjustment.
What causes an irregular fuel feeding sound in Hyundai 33DF-7?
If you hear an irregular fuel feeding sound in your Hyundai Forklifts, the fuel feed pump is likely faulty and needs replacement.
What causes the alternator to make abnormal sounds in Hyundai 33DF-7?
If the alternator on your Hyundai Forklifts makes abnormal sounds, it is likely defective and needs to be replaced.
Describes the warning label positioned on both sides of the mast.
Describes the warning label positioned on the left of the top side of the sub bonnet.
Describes the warning label on the cooling fan shroud of the radiator.
Warning of injury from movement between mast assembly parts. Do not climb or reach into mast.
Describes the label positioned on both sides of the main frame regarding tire pressure.
Describes the warning label positioned on the top side of mast and near rear tire.
Describes the warning label positioned on the left top side of the frame regarding cabin tilting.
Describes the warning label on the dashboard cover regarding operator existence sensing system.
Describes the warning label located on the left side of dashboard cover.
Describes warnings and cautions before starting and operating the truck.
Describes the warning plate located on the right side of the parking brake lever.
Describes safety warnings positioned on the front outside of overhead guard stay-LH.
Describes the warning plate located on the front side of dashboard regarding noise level.
Describes the decal located on the left bottom side of the bonnet cover.
Indicates forward, backward, right, and left directions relative to travel.
Provides information on identifying the machine's serial number for parts or service.
Explains symbols used in the manual for safety hints and useful information.
Identifies the location of major components of the truck.
Explains the truck's data and safety plates, including capacity and identification.
Details the various instruments, gauges, and controls on the truck's dashboard.
Explains the meaning of various indicator lights and symbols on the dashboard.
Describes the function and operation of levers and switches for controlling the truck.
Covers any remaining components or features not categorized elsewhere.
Outlines the importance and procedure for daily safety inspections before operation.
Provides essential safety rules and practices for operating the lift truck safely.
Emphasizes the importance of using seat belts for operator safety and injury reduction.
Specifies that only the operator should be on the truck and prohibits transporting personnel on forks.
Provides guidelines for watching out for pedestrians in work areas and during travel.
Details how to ensure operator safety, including using the overhead guard.
Outlines critical safety procedures related to the operation and use of forks.
Warns about potential pinch points and hazards around the mast and moving parts.
Provides instructions and precautions for safe travel, including load handling and visibility.
Gives guidance on safe operation on inclines, ramps, and slopes.
Explains the causes of lateral and longitudinal tip-overs and how to prevent them.
Warns about conditions that can cause tip-overs or loss of traction and advises on load capacity.
Details the correct procedure for safely parking the lift truck.
Provides safety precautions and procedures for refueling the truck.
Advises on the proper use of steps for mounting and dismounting the machine.
Lists essential safety rules for the operator, including seat belt use and parking brake.
Highlights the dangers of loose or unbalanced loads and provides precautions.
Advises on handling long or wide loads, emphasizing clearance and load rating.
Warns about the rear end swing during turns and the need to watch for pedestrians.
Emphasizes checking overhead clearances and keeping loads low and tilted back.
Warns against fast turns and high loads, which can cause tip-overs.
Provides precautions to avoid hazards when working with trailers or loading docks.
Gives advice on safe right-angle stacking and moving loads.
Explains the implications of slack chains and the procedure to prevent issues.
Advises on using only undamaged pallets and skids for safe material handling.
Details safe working distances and precautions when operating near electrical lines.
Stresses the importance of never allowing persons under lifted loads or using improper lifting methods.
Provides instructions for operating the side shift function safely with loads.
Describes the operation of the fork positioner and warns against sudden movements.
Identifies the location of major components of the truck.
Explains the truck's data and safety plates, including capacity and identification.
Details the various instruments, gauges, and controls on the truck's dashboard.
Explains the meaning of various indicator lights and symbols on the dashboard.
Describes the function and operation of levers and switches for controlling the truck.
Covers any remaining components or features not categorized elsewhere.
Outlines the importance and procedure for daily safety inspections before operation.
Provides essential safety rules and practices for operating the lift truck safely.
Emphasizes the importance of using seat belts for operator safety and injury reduction.
Specifies that only the operator should be on the truck and prohibits transporting personnel on forks.
Provides guidelines for watching out for pedestrians in work areas and during travel.
Details how to ensure operator safety, including using the overhead guard.
Outlines critical safety procedures related to the operation and use of forks.
Warns about potential pinch points and hazards around the mast and moving parts.
Provides instructions and precautions for safe travel, including load handling and visibility.
Gives guidance on safe operation on inclines, ramps, and slopes.
Explains the causes of lateral and longitudinal tip-overs and how to prevent them.
Warns about conditions that can cause tip-overs or loss of traction and advises on load capacity.
Details the correct procedure for safely parking the lift truck.
Provides safety precautions and procedures for refueling the truck.
Advises on the proper use of steps for mounting and dismounting the machine.
Lists essential safety rules for the operator, including seat belt use and parking brake.
Highlights the dangers of loose or unbalanced loads and provides precautions.
Advises on handling long or wide loads, emphasizing clearance and load rating.
Warns about the rear end swing during turns and the need to watch for pedestrians.
Emphasizes checking overhead clearances and keeping loads low and tilted back.
Warns against fast turns and high loads, which can cause tip-overs.
Provides precautions to avoid hazards when working with trailers or loading docks.
Gives advice on safe right-angle stacking and moving loads.
Explains the implications of slack chains and the procedure to prevent issues.
Advises on using only undamaged pallets and skids for safe material handling.
Details safe working distances and precautions when operating near electrical lines.
Stresses the importance of never allowing persons under lifted loads or using improper lifting methods.
Provides instructions for operating the side shift function safely with loads.
Describes the operation of the fork positioner and warns against sudden movements.
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