Linde T 20 - Maintenance as required; Cleaning the truck

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Chec
k the fre
e rota
tio
n of the wh
eel
s, and re
move a
ny
object which might interfere with them.
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Repl
ace
any
worn
or d
ama
ged
whe
els
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Chec
k fir
st in
fron
t and
aft
er ba
ckwa
rds
ATTENTION
If any wire becomes wrapped around the wheel
hubs or bearings, this must be removed. Failure
to do so may result in rapid wear to the wheels.
Fitting and adjustment of the stabiliser wheel
-
Chec
k the tig
htne
ss of the ca
p nuts (4
), rec
omm
end
ed
torque setting :15 Nm
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Loos
en th
e bol
t (1
) on t
he si
de of
pin
(2)
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Pull t
he ecce
ntric b
earing
(3) clea
r of t
he pin
(2) in
order
to be able to turn the eccentric assembly and the wheel
spindle using the other bolt.
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Positi
on t
he co
rrespond
ing
notch
(5 p
ossible
choices)
adjacent to the locking pin (2)
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Tig
hten
bol
t (1)
to t
orqu
e Cn
= 32 N
m
3
1
2
4
If, in spite of all precautions, water finds its way into the
motors, the truck must be run to prevent the formation of
rust, so that it dries under its own heat. Motors may also
be dried using compressed air.
NOTE
If the truck is cleaned frequently, it will also need fr
equent
lubrication.
Checking the wheel nuts
-
Rai
se the tru
ck unti
l the whe
els ar
e no longe
r touch
ing
the ground, and chock it up
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Check
the t
ightne
ss of
the
nuts o
n the
driven
wheel.
Recommended torque setting: 80 Nm
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Check t
he ti
ghtness
of th
e moun
ting
bolts o
n the
load
wheels. Recommended torque setting: 50 Nm
Checking the condition of the wheels
-
Rai
se the tru
ck unti
l the whe
els ar
e no longe
r touch
ing
the ground, and chock it up
Cleaning the truck
Disconnect the battery before commencing cleaning.
Steam jets or highly detergent products must be used only
with great care, as they dilute the grease in lifetime-
lubricated bearings. Since re-greasing is not possible,
these cleaning methods can result in wea
r of the bearings.
ATTENTION
When using cleaning equipment, do not expose
electrical circuits, motors or switch panels to
direct jets. Protect these components before
cleaning.
When using compressed air, first remove any stubborn
dirt using a cold detergent.
Before commencing lubrication tasks, clean oil filling
holes and surrounding areas in particular, as well as
grease nipples. Dry the truck after cleaning.
Maintenance
Maintenance as required
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