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General| Model | 7FBCU30 |
|---|---|
| Category | Forklifts |
| Load Capacity | 3000 kg |
| Lift Height | 3000 mm |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Load Center | 500 mm |
| Battery Voltage | 48 V |
| Overall Length | 2235 mm |
| Overall Width | 1150 mm |
| Overall Height | 2070 mm |
| Weight | 4250 kg |
| Wheel Type | Solid |
Highlights the owner's primary responsibility for employee well-being and workplace safety.
Covers operator qualification, training requirements, and supervision for safe operation.
Emphasizes planned maintenance for safety and cost-effectiveness, including daily checks.
Stresses understanding safety information for life preservation and highlights safety alert symbols.
Details formal training requirements, on-the-job training, and benefits of proper operator training.
Explains hazards specific to lift trucks, including truck vs car differences, rear steer, and overturns.
Provides essential precautions for operating trucks equipped with the System of Active Stability (SAS).
Explains the OPSS function, which prevents operation when the operator is not seated.
Highlights important safety labels and warnings found on the truck for operator awareness.
Provides a detailed diagram and explanation of all controls and instruments on the operator panel.
Details the various indicators and displays on the instrument panel, including warnings and status.
Explains the function and operation of key switches and levers, including the key switch and directional control lever.
Lists essential pre-operation inspection items required by OSHA and ANSI for safe operation.
Explains how to check forks, load backrest, mast, chains, and cylinders for cracks or damage.
Explains basic controls for starting and driving, including shifting direction and using the accelerator pedal.
Details safe procedures for stopping, parking, and securing the truck, including on slopes.
Explains the steps for safely approaching, inserting forks, and raising a load.
Describes the procedure for safely unloading a load, including mast tilt and fork positioning.
Explains the principles of load and truck balance, emphasizing capacity limits to prevent tip-overs.
Provides a quick review of basic operating controls and emphasizes seeking supervisor help for unfamiliar areas.
Offers guidance on handling unexpected events like motor stops, load shifts, or obstructions.
Emphasizes safe practices for battery handling, charging, and maintenance to prevent injury.
Details safe battery charging procedures in approved, well-ventilated areas, away from flames.
Provides critical safety instructions and care guidelines for heavy and potentially explosive batteries.
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