What to do if my Linde Truck cannot start?
If your Linde Truck won't start, there are several potential causes: * The power supply might be off: Press the start button or insert the key switch. * The battery power could be too low: Check the battery charge and charge it if necessary. * A fuse may be blown: Inspect the safety device. * The truck might be in battery charge mode: Interrupt the charging process.
Why can't I lift goods with my Linde Truck?
If you're unable to lift goods with your Linde Truck, consider these possibilities: * The hydraulic oil level might be too low: Check the hydraulic oil level. * The load may be overweight: Pay attention to the rated load specified on the model identification plate.
Procedure for examining the truck upon delivery, including checks before use.
Overview of truck compliance, safety regulations, and importance of operating instructions.
Specifies permitted applications, driving routes, danger areas, and working areas for the industrial truck.
Details prohibited operations, risks, and examples of misuse to avoid for safety.
Highlights safety precautions, defines warning terms (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION), and disposal notes.
Emphasizes rules for proper truck use, driver understanding, and critical safety warnings.
Explains factors affecting truck stability and common reasons for loss of stability.
Addresses inherent risks, safe handling of lubricants, and disposal of used consumables.
Defines qualifications for personnel performing safety inspections and assessing truck condition.
Identifies and labels key safety features and warning stickers on the truck.
Diagrams and lists of main components, including standard and plug-in models.
Covers control handle layout, buttons, key switch, and indicator lights for operation.
Explains the information provided on the truck's identification plates.
Suitability for level surfaces, ambient temperature limits, floor conditions, and load capacity.
Checks before use and precautions during the initial operating period for optimal performance.
Details how to operate the drive system, including driving, steering, and braking.
Instructions for picking up, storing, and lifting goods safely and correctly.
Guidelines for safe working with the battery, fire prevention, and charging precautions.
Procedures for cleaning, storage, transport, and equipment scrappage according to regulations.
Overview of safety, personnel requirements, cleaning, and electrical system work.
Pre-shift checks to identify malfunctions, covering various truck systems and components.
Covers basic maintenance tasks like cowling removal, wheel replacement, and oil level checks.
Guides users in identifying and resolving common faults and error codes from control units.
Details service intervals, daily checks, and additional servicing tasks.
Provides detailed technical specifications and dimensions of the industrial truck.
Details eco-design requirements for electric motors and variable speed drives used in the truck.
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