To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the braking power low on my Taylor-Dunn RE-380-48?
Low braking power in your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle can be caused by several factors: * Worn brakes (past the 1/16" wear limit). * Brake pads contaminated with fluid. * Brake pedal linkage binding. * Brakes out of adjustment. * Air in the brake lines.
Why does my Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle lack power or operate slowly?
The lack of power or slow operation in your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle may be due to: * Dragging brakes or parking brakes. * Worn drive gears. * Front end out of alignment. * A defective speed control.
What causes abnormal noise in my Taylor-Dunn RE-380-48 Utility Vehicle?
Abnormal noises in your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle can stem from: * Worn drive gears or bearings. * Worn front/rear axle bearings. * Loose lug nuts. * Worn motor bearings.
Why is the steering hard on my Taylor-Dunn RE-380-48 Utility Vehicle?
Hard steering on your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle may be caused by: * Dry lube points in the steering linkage. * Damaged king pin/ball joint. * Low tire pressure.
Why does the steering pull in one direction on my Taylor-Dunn RE-380-48?
If the steering on your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle pulls in one direction, it could be due to: * A front end out of alignment. * Low tire pressure.
What causes excessive steering play in a Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle?
Excessive steering play in your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle might be due to: * Worn ball joints. * Mis-adjusted or worn steering gear. * Loose steering linkage.
Why is the brake pedal soft or spongy on my Taylor-Dunn RE-380-48 Utility Vehicle?
A soft or spongy brake pedal on your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle is often caused by air in the brake lines.
What causes an oil leak in the rear bearing area of my Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle?
An oil leak in the rear bearing area of your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle could be caused by: * A failed rear wheel bearing and/or gasket. * The drive being overfilled.
General| Brand | Taylor-Dunn |
|---|---|
| Model | RE-380-48 |
| Category | Utility Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the manual's purpose and content.
Details how to identify the vehicle model and serial numbers, and delivery inspection procedures.
Lists the technical specifications for the vehicle models covered in the manual.
Outlines critical safety guidelines and requirements for operator training and qualifications.
Explains the function and operation of all vehicle controls and driving guidelines.
Covers vehicle charging methods, periodic maintenance schedules, and inspection guidelines.
Details the schedule and procedures for performing regular vehicle maintenance.
Provides a systematic approach to diagnosing and resolving common vehicle issues.
Specifies lubrication points, intervals, and lubricant types for vehicle components.
Describes the process for checking wheel bearing play and adjusting them for proper function.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing and reinstalling the front axle assembly.
Details procedures for replacing key front axle components like ball joints and king pins.
Explains how to perform front wheel alignment for optimal steering and tire wear.
Covers adjusting the steering gear and replacing components like the steering shaft.
Outlines the steps for replacing or repairing the main steering gear assembly.
Details procedures for inspecting brake pads, rotors, and adjusting the system.
Covers checking brake fluid, bleeding, and flushing the hydraulic brake system.
Provides instructions for replacing brake pads, wheel cylinders, and brake bodies.
Explains how to inspect motor brushes, commutator, and perform motor removal.
Details the process for replacing worn motor brushes or bearings.
Covers commutator repair procedures and essential service limit specifications.
Instructions for checking and changing the transmission fluid in the differential and gear cases.
Covers motor removal/installation and servicing of rear axles and hubs.
Provides detailed procedures for disassembling and reassembling the transmission.
Explains how to set pinion gear depth, preload, and mesh for proper operation.
Details procedures for replacing leaf springs and spring bushings.
Instructions for removing and installing front or rear shock absorbers.
Covers checking tire pressure and inspecting tread depth and wear indicators.
Provides steps for removing and installing tire and wheel assemblies.
Outlines procedures for repairing punctures and replacing pneumatic tires.
Details methods for cleaning battery terminals and performing load and specific gravity tests.
Covers procedures for checking electrolyte levels and charging the batteries.
Provides instructions for replacing batteries and proper storage procedures.
Lists necessary test equipment and provides crucial notes for troubleshooting procedures.
Guides on identifying controllers and testing logic inputs, motor circuits, and switches.
Details testing the electric motor brake and interpreting various system fault codes.
Explains the charger's operation, theory, and methods for testing the charging cycle.
Provides systematic troubleshooting steps for built-in and portable Lestronic II chargers.
Details the Signet charger's operation, theory, and how to test its charging cycle.
Explains error codes indicated by charger status LEDs and outlines troubleshooting steps.
Presents a detailed wiring diagram illustrating the complete electrical system of the vehicle.
Exploded views and part numbers for front axle and steering system components.
Illustrated parts lists for brake systems, suspension components, and wheels/tires.
Exploded views and part numbers for motor, transmission, and charger assemblies.
Illustrated parts for cab options, decals, trailer hitches, and other vehicle accessories.
Lists specialized tools required for vehicle maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting tasks.
Provides torque specifications for standard hardware used in vehicle assembly.
Details safety precautions for handling brake lining materials, including potential asbestos exposure.
