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.
Details prohibited operations that can lead to accidents or damage.
Mandatory rules for operating company and drivers, including training and regulations.
Factors affecting truck stability and common causes for loss of stability.
Identifies inherent risks even with proper use and safety measures.
Diagram showing and labeling the primary components of the truck.
Details the buttons and controls on the standard truck's control handle.
Essential checks to perform before putting the truck into initial use.
Information on the truck's drive mechanism and its operation.
Covers the fundamental aspects of controlling the truck's movement and stopping.
Comprehensive instructions for picking, storing, and transporting loads.
Detailed steps and safety for picking up and placing loads.
Critical safety rules to prevent injuries during load manipulation.
Correct procedures for parking the truck to ensure safety and prevent damage.
Guidance on battery operation, charging, and maintenance procedures.
Essential safety measures when performing work on the truck's battery.
Procedures and precautions for safely charging the truck's battery.
Specific charging instructions for the optional plug model variant.
Importance of thorough maintenance for reliability, safety, and service life.
Pre-shift checks to identify and resolve potential malfunctions before operation.
Details on service plans for daily and additional inspection/servicing tasks.
Covers critical maintenance tasks like cowling removal, wheel replacement, and fluid checks.
Guide to identifying and resolving common operational faults and errors.
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