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SAFETY
REGULA
TIONS15
67
When
lifting
a
PLP
truck
The
illustration
below
shows
where
the
jack
should
be
placed.
When
lifting
truck
types
PS/PSH
Instruction
Handbook
PLL,
PLE,
PSL,
PSD,
PS,
PSH,
PLP,
TS
—
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GBR,
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66
68
Table of Contents
Main Page
Table of Contents
3
Introduction
6
Instruction Handbook
6
Truck Modification 02
7
Environmental Considerations
8
We Respect the Environment
8
The Supervisor 04
9
Foreman's Responsibility
9
Truck Driver
10
Authorization to Drive a Truck
10
Driver Requirements
10
Inspection of the Truck
10
Machine Plates 06
11
Explanation of Machine Plates
11
Location of Machine Plates
13
Description of the Truck
14
Powered Trucks PLL, PLE, PSL, PSD, PS, PSH
14
PLL, PLE, PSL, PSD, PS, PSH Driver Environment
15
PLP Pedestrian Truck
16
PLP Driver Environment
16
TS Pedestrian Truck
17
TS Driver Environment
18
Trucks Equipped with Folding Platform
20
Options
21
Battery
22
Specifications
22
Battery Changing
22
Maintaining and Changing the Battery
25
Battery Servicing
27
Truck Computer (Atc)
28
Introduction
28
General
28
Symbols and Characters on the Display
28
Display of Battery Status
29
Error Messages
29
Change Language
29
Warnings
30
Menus
31
Navigation in Menus
31
Driving Instructions 10
33
Driving Instructions PLL, PLE, PSL, PSD, PS, PSH, PLP
33
Driving Instructions TS
36
General Loading and Unloading Information
38
Responsibility for the Load
38
Responsibility for Others
38
Maximal Load
38
Picking up a Load
38
2-Pallet Handling
38
General Information Concerning Stacking 12
39
Stacking
39
Maintenance of the Truck
40
Daily Maintenance (before each Shift)
40
Daily Service (after each Shift)
40
Weekly Inspection
41
Preventive Maintenance
41
Servicing and Maintenance
42
Service Technician
42
Safety Instructions for Maintenance
42
Maintenance Intervals
42
Maintenance Instructions
55
Safety Regulations
60
The Authority and Obligations of the Truck Driver
60
Getting in and out
60
Driving the Truck
60
Transportation Security
64
Lifting the Forks
65
Normal Operating Conditions
65
Exceptional Operating Conditions
65
Work in Hazardous Environments
65
Parking
65
When Lifting the Truck
66
Assembling and Putting into Service
68
Temporarily Taking the Truck out of Service
68
Taking the Truck out of Service
69
Swinging Loads
69
Installing the Fire Extinguisher
69
In the Event of Accidents
70
Noise/Sound Levels
70
Vibrations
70
Climatic Conditions
70
Work Platforms
70
Overhead Guard
70
Protective Shoes
70
Lighting
70
Additional Units/Trailers
70
Safety and Warning Signs
71
Dimensions 16
75
Dimensions PL*/PS
75
Dimensions PS, PSH
77
Dimensions PLP
79
Dimensions TS
80
Weight
82
Weight PLL, PLE, PSL, PSD, PS, PSH
82
Weight PS, PSH
82
Weight PLP
82
Weight TS
82
Ordering Handbooks and Manuals
84
Ordering a Spare Parts Manual
84
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