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General| Model | 7FBCU32 |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Electric |
| Battery Voltage | 48 V |
| Weight | 4200 kg |
| Tire Type | Cushion |
| Category | Forklift |
| Lift Height | 3000 mm |
| Lift Speed (loaded/unloaded) | 0.5 m/s / 0.6 m/s |
General safety advice, emphasizing understanding instructions and recognizing hazards.
Covers formal training requirements, on-the-job training, and benefits of proper training.
Covers essential truck operation rules like daily checks, capacity, and application.
General advice on recognizing and avoiding workplace hazards.
Specific hazards related to lift trucks like rear steer, overturns, and attachments.
Hazards associated with carrying and stacking loads, including stability and tilt.
Safety precautions for operating on loading docks, including falls and trailer security.
Describes the automatic function to level forks for easier load handling.
Details automatic control of mast tilt angle based on load and height.
Explains the controlled speed for backward mast tilt at different lift heights.
Explains the OPSS function that prevents operation when the operator is not seated.
Details how OPSS affects powered travel when the operator leaves the seat.
Describes OPSS behavior during load-handling operations.
Details important safety labels and warnings found on the truck.
Identifies and explains the function of all truck controls and instruments.
Warns when the battery reaches a low residual capacity level.
Controls for raising and lowering the forks.
Instructions for adjusting forks, centering loads, and fork lock.
Mandatory inspections required at the start of every shift for safety.
Covers inspection of exterior, wheels, alignment, and beneath the truck.
Inspection of components like brake fluid and reservoir tank.
Checking forks, load backrest, mast, chains, and cylinders for damage.
Describes basic controls and methods for safe truck operation.
Steps for safely starting the lift truck.
How to drive the truck, including acceleration, braking, and steering.
Safe techniques for turning, considering rear-wheel steering and tail swing.
Procedure for stopping the truck safely and parking it correctly.
Step-by-step guide for safely picking up and moving loads.
Safe practices for transporting loads, including mast tilt and visibility.
Steps for safely setting down and removing loads.
Specific safety warnings for operating electric forklifts, including battery care.
Explains how load weight and center affect truck balance and stability.
Review of basic operating controls and procedures for new tasks.
Proper techniques for stacking loads safely and efficiently.
Actions to take if the drive or steering motor stops during travel.
Procedure if a load shifts or falls while stacking, including warnings.
Safety procedures to follow if the truck overturns or tips.
Emergency actions to take if the brakes fail while traveling.
Guidelines for safe battery handling, charging, and maintenance.
Safety guidelines for loading and transporting the lift truck onto trailers.
Importance of planned maintenance for truck safety and productivity.
Information on inspection cycles for various truck components.
Detailed table outlining inspection and maintenance schedules by hours/months.
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