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General| Model | 52-8FDF30 |
|---|---|
| Category | Forklifts |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Rated Load | 3000 kg |
| Load Capacity | 3000 kg |
| Tire Type | Pneumatic |
| Power Source | Internal Combustion Engine |
| Lift Height | 3000 mm |
| Mast Type | 2-stage |
| Engine Power | 55 kW |
| Weight | 4570 kg |
| Turning Radius | 2440 mm |
Key steps and safety guidelines before operating the vehicle for the first time.
How the OPS system prevents operation when the operator is not seated.
Identification and layout of all driving controls and instrument panel elements.
Detailed explanation of gauges and warning lamps in the combination meter.
Detailed instructions on using the ignition switch for starting and operation.
Using the control lever for forward, reverse, and neutral positions.
How to raise and lower forks and adjust lifting speed.
How to tilt the mast forward/backward and adjust speed.
Operation of the control lever in mini lever systems for travel.
Operation of the lift lever in mini lever systems for loading.
Operation of the standard tilt lever for mast control.
Proper use and safety of the operator's seat and seat belt.
Instructions on how to fasten and use the seat belt for safety.
Continuation of seat belt fastening and retraction.
How to adjust the forks position for loads and secure them.
Continuation of forks adjustment and securing.
Explanation of the DPF system indicators and warnings.
Steps for starting and completing the DPF regeneration process.
Detailed steps and cautions for the regeneration operation sequence.
Essential checks to perform before operating the vehicle to ensure safety.
General exterior inspection procedures for vehicle uprightness.
How to check and add engine coolant, with cautions.
How to check and add hydraulic oil, with cautions.
Procedures for checking engine oil level before starting the engine.
Checking brake fluid level and actions for excessive fluid loss.
How to check fuel level and safely refuel the vehicle.
Checking engine sound, exhaust color, and automatic choke.
Inspecting forks, mast, chains, and lever operation.
Ensuring the SAS system is functioning correctly, including mast stops.
List of items to inspect weekly in addition to pre-operation checks.
Safety precautions and procedures for changing tires.
Understanding the information on the name plate, especially load capacity.
A detailed chart specifying lubrication points and intervals.
Importance and frequency of periodic inspections and maintenance.
A table detailing replacement intervals for various parts and fluids.
Inspection and maintenance schedule for the engine system.
Maintenance for differential, torque converter, and transmission.
Inspection of brake pedal, parking brake, and brake pipes.
Maintenance for forks, mast, chains, and attachments.
Maintenance for hydraulic and electrical systems, including battery.
Maintenance for safety devices, SAS, and OPS systems.
Table of specific adjustment values for various vehicle components.
Recommended lubricants, capacities, and types for different components.
How to use the fuel switch for gasoline/LPG models.
Explanation of outflow valve, safety valve, and inflow gauge.
Procedures for safely removing the LPG tank.
Continuation of LPG tank removal steps.
Procedures for safely installing the LPG tank.
Important information about LPG properties and safety precautions.
Specific inspection points for LPG-powered forklifts.
Procedures for checking LPG leaks and necessary precautions.
Guidance on engine oil, cooling water, and their service intervals.
Critical safety guidelines for the T.W.I.S. system, including DANGER warnings.
