7
2. Failure analysis
A. Common failure analysis
Table 3: Failure analysis
Malfunction
Cause
Solution
Goods can’t be
lifted up
Overload
Only lifting max capacity shown
on name plate
Battery discharge
Charge the battery
Lift fuse damaged
Check and replace the lifting
fuse if necessary
Low hydraulic oil level
Check and refill hydraulic oil if
necessary
Oil leakage
Check the sealing condition of
the oil cylinder
Suction leak
High oiliness
Reduce oiliness
The truck can’t
operate
Battery is charging
Fully charge the battery, then
unplug the main power plug
from the outlet
Battery disconnected
Connect the battery correctly
Fuse is damaged
Check and replace the lifting
fuse if necessary
Low battery
Charge the battery
Emergency switch is activated
Turn the emergency switch
clockwise
The handle is not in operating area
Bend the handle to operating
area.
The battery is disconnected
Connect batteries correctly
Fuse failure
Check and replace the fuse
Low battery
Charge the battery
The emergency switch is activated
Turn the emergency switch
clockwise
The handle is not in normal working
Angle
First move the handle to the
braking area
If the truck breaks down and cannot be operated outside of the working area, jack up the
truck and place a load handing device under the truck to ensure the safety of the truck, and
then move the truck to of the tunnel.
Summary of Contents for EB13E-138
Page 6: ...4 Sliding way in the mast Chain Lubrication ...
Page 16: ...14 3 Wiring circuit diagram A Circuit diagram ...
Page 17: ...15 ...
Page 20: ...18 C Disassembly of brake and driving wheel D Driving internal gears and bearings ...
Page 21: ...19 E Operating handle assembly F The mechanical part of electric stacker ...
Page 22: ...20 G Economic electric stacker fork carriage assembly H Pump motor ...