The motor propels the vehicle in forward or reverse
direction. The vehicle can be driven with the platform
raised or lowered; however the speed is restricted
above 20”.
On demand power steering makes the vehicle highly
maneuverable.
The control arms are used to operate the work vehicle
and provide operator safety.
The pick tray is used to place and transport merchan-
dise, equipment and tools.
The operator platform contains the “Deadman”
footswitch which must be depressed for the vehicle to
operate.
1-3. DATA PLATE AND WARNING DECAL.
Warning decals are located on the mast cover. The
name plate is mounted on the center of the mast
cover.
If the data plate or warning decals are lost or damaged
they MUST be replaced immediately. Have your
supervisor or the designated authority contact Blue
Giant Authorized Dealer for replacement.
The data plate shows the model, serial number,
capacity, lift height, vehicle weight and minimum
battery weight. See
Figure 1-3
.
1-4. INSTALLATION
/ WARRANTY CHECK LIST.
The Blue Giant Installation and Warranty Registra-
tion Reports are used to initiate the start of the war-
ranty period to the original end user
.
This report also serves as documentation that all items
on the Installation and Warranty Registration Report
were reviewed and discussed with the end user prior
to taking receipt of the equipment.
This report must be completed and returned to Blue
Giant within fifteen (15) days of receipt of
equipment.
Figure 1-3 BG Zero Data Plate
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Summary of Contents for BG ZERO
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Page 20: ...Table 3 3 Troubleshooting Chart Traction Lift Controller 20...
Page 21: ...Figure 3 2 Troubleshooting Chart Traction Lift Controller Continued 21...
Page 22: ...Table 3 3Troubleshooting Chart Traction Lift Controller Continued 22...
Page 23: ...Figure 3 2 Troubleshooting Chart Traction Lift Controller Continued 23...
Page 24: ...Figure 3 2 Troubleshooting Chart Traction Lift Controller Continued 24...
Page 28: ...NOTES 28...
Page 30: ...Figure 5 1 Drive System EC_0003 30...
Page 33: ...Figure 6 2 Frame EC_0001 33...
Page 34: ...Figure 6 3 Transmission Motor Brake Assembly EC_0004 34...
Page 37: ...Figure 7 2 Elevation System Overview EC_0013 37...
Page 38: ...Figure 7 3 Elevation System Breakdown EC_0014 38...
Page 39: ...Figure 7 4 Platform EC_0017 39...
Page 40: ...40...
Page 42: ...Figure 8 1 Hydraulic System EC_0007 42...
Page 45: ...Figure 8 4 Elevation System Overview EC_0013 45...
Page 46: ...Figure 8 5 Elevation System Breakdown EC_0014 46...
Page 48: ...Figure 9 1 Electrical System EC_0009 48...
Page 52: ...Figure 9 3 Elevation System Breakdown EC_0014 52...
Page 53: ...Figure 9 4 Platform EC_0017 53...
Page 54: ...Figure 9 5 Operating Control Assembly Left EC_0005 54...
Page 55: ...Figure 9 6 Operating Control Assembly Right EC_0006 55...
Page 56: ...NOTES 56...
Page 58: ...NOTES 58...
Page 60: ...Figure 11 1 Frame EC_0001 60...
Page 62: ...Figure 11 2 Caster Assembly EC_0002 62...
Page 64: ...Figure 11 3 Drive System EC_0003 64...
Page 66: ...Figure 11 4 Transmission Motor Brake Assembly EC_0004 66...
Page 68: ...Figure 11 5 Operating Control Assembly Left EC_0005 68...
Page 70: ...Figure 11 6 Operating Control Assembly Right EC_0006 70...
Page 72: ...Figure 11 7 Hydraulic System EC_0007 72...
Page 74: ...Figure 11 8 Hydraulic Pump Assembly EC_0008 74...
Page 76: ...Figure 11 9 Electrical System EC_0009 76...
Page 78: ...Figure 11 10 Wiring Harness 1 EC_0010 78...
Page 80: ...Figure 11 11 Wiring Harness 2 EC_0011 80...
Page 82: ...Figure 11 12 Wiring Cables EC_0012 82...
Page 84: ...Figure 11 13 Elevation System Overview EC_0013 84...
Page 86: ...Figure 11 14 Elevation System Breakdown EC_0014 86...
Page 88: ...Figure 11 14Elevation System Breakdown Continued EC_0014 88...
Page 90: ...Figure 11 15 Lift Cylinder EC_0015 90...
Page 92: ...Figure 11 16 Lift Cylinder Assembly Tray EC_0019 92...
Page 94: ...Chain Assembly Figure 11 17 Chain Assembly EC_0016 94...
Page 96: ...Figure 11 18 Operator Platform EC_0017 96...
Page 98: ...Figure 11 18Operator Platform Continued EC_0017 98...