– Top up with gear oil of the correct specifica-
tion by pouring it into grease nipple "1".
– Top up every 500 operating hours or annu-
ally, whichever occurs first.
CAUTION
Do not add gear oil that contains impurities.
Install following the above steps in reverse or-
der.
Putting the equipment back into opera-
tion
After cleaning or maintenance, the following
operations must be performed before the truck
can be put back into operation.
●
Check the functionality of the alarms.
●
Check the functionality of the emergency off
switch.
●
Check the functionality of the brake.
●
Lubricate according to the truck's mainte-
nance schematic diagram.
Decommissioning and storing the truck
If the truck is to be decommissioned for more
than two months, it must be parked in a frost-
free and dry location.
The operations that must be performed before
and after storage, as well as during storage,
are detailed in the following subsections.
When storing the truck, it must be jacked up
so that all the wheels are clear of the ground.
This is the only way of ensuring that the
wheels and wheel bearings are not damaged.
If the storage period is longer than six months,
the user must contact the company's service
department to clarify other operational meas-
ures that need to be taken.
Precautions prior to storage
– Clean the truck thoroughly.
– Check the brakes.
– Check the hydraulic oil level and replace it if
necessary.
– Apply a thin layer of lubricating oil or grease
to all unpainted mechanical components.
– Lubricate according to the truck's mainte-
nance schematic view.
– Recharge the battery periodically.
CAUTION
Charge the battery every month.
If the truck is powered by battery, then the battery
must be charged regularly to avoid depletion of the
battery through self-discharge, otherwise sulphation
will destroy the battery.
– Clean the battery and apply special grease
to the electrode bolts.
Maintenance
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Decommissioning and storing the truck
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