How to fix a Lumag Construction Equipment that feels loose?
If your Lumag Construction Equipment feels loose or less solid than when first assembled, it's likely that the hardware has become loose. Retighten all hardware using the appropriate tools to resolve this issue.
What to do if one or more tires are flat on my Lumag Construction Equipment?
If one or more tires on your Lumag Construction Equipment are flat, it could be due to several reasons. You should: 1. Inflate the tire to the correct pressure. 2. If there is a puncture, patch or replace the damaged inner tube. 3. Check the tire air valve; if it's leaky, replace or tighten it.
General| Brand | Lumag |
|---|---|
| Model | MD500E |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
Stresses the importance of reading all safety cautions and warnings for optimal operation and machine longevity.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE symbols and their associated hazard levels.
Outlines key safety rules including no unauthorized riding, no modifications, water immersion, and battery handling.
Covers warnings on hot parts, operating under influence, towing, indoor use, slope operation, and storage during adverse weather.
Details how to use the parking handle to secure the machine and prevent accidental movement.
Explains the safety handle's role in starting, stopping, and ensuring machine safety during operation.
Describes using the F&R button for movement and the Power Control Handle for speed adjustment.
Explains how to operate the brake handle for stopping and the tipping handle for emptying the dumper.
Details the ON&OFF switch for power and the charging outlet for recharging batteries.
How to steer the machine by controlling the universal wheels via the handle bar.
Step-by-step instructions for charging the machine's batteries correctly.
Instructions for inserting the key and turning it to the "ON" position to power up the machine.
Covers adjusting speed, using the brake, and safely stopping and restarting the machine.
Details controlling direction (forward/backward) and the process for tipping and returning the dumper box.
Guidance on inspecting the charger and batteries for damage and ensuring proper care.
Critical safety information regarding battery acid exposure, ingestion, and necessary immediate actions.
Guidelines for safe battery disposal and routine checks of tires, hardware, oil, and wires.
Procedures for preparing the machine and batteries for storage longer than 30 days.
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