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3.3Safe operation and warning labels

1.Name plate    2.Load capacity chart      3Read the manual label    4.Wear safety
rope sticker    5No hitchhiking    6.It is forbidden to lean out of the car    7.Hook
sticker    8. It is forbidden to stand on /off the fork    9.Do not put hands in the
car    10.Watch your hands    11.warning label 12.Be careful with electricity
13.Emergency discharge

Figure 3 label diagram

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Summary of Contents for EOP68

Page 1: ...SPECIFICATION ORDER PICKER EOP68...

Page 2: ...performance convenient operation wide field of view flexible steering reliable braking good power low noise no pollution and beautiful appearance This manual describes the technical parameters of the...

Page 3: ...5 1Test run 10 5 2Lifting Transportation 10 5 3Outage 11 6 Routine Inspection 11 7 The Schematic diagram of Operating Mechanism 11 8Operating specification 14 8 1Parking 14 8 2Loading capacity graph...

Page 4: ...point 25 10 3Check and refill hydraulic oil 25 10 4Check the electrical fuse 26 10 5 Remove and reinstall the shield 26 11 Trouble shooting 27 12 After sales service 28 13 Electrical Schematic diagra...

Page 5: ...characteristics of labor saving high efficiency stable cargo operation simple operation safety and reliability low noise and no pollution The device is suitable for Stacking Handling cargo on firm fla...

Page 6: ...trictly prohibited If carried goods The goods must fall on the lifting point It is prohibited to use this truck on lifting or loading ramps The rated capacity is marked on the capacity label or namepl...

Page 7: ...he product 3 1Overview of main components Figure 1 main components Figure 1 main components 1 Driving wheel 2 Cover 3 Battery cover 4 Lifting reinforcement rod 5 Door frame 6 Cockpit 7 Fork 8 Bearing...

Page 8: ...4 3 2Truck schematic diagram Model parameters Figure 2 Schematic diagram...

Page 9: ...nch 37 8 size 4 2 Lowered mast height h1 Inch 93 11 4 4 Lifting height h3 Inch 177 16 4 5 Extended mast height h4 Inch 266 65 4 7 Height of overhead guard cabin h6 Inch 89 48 4 8 height of seat stand...

Page 10: ...h without load cabin mm s 240 250 5 3 Lowering speed with without load Fork mm s 130 95 5 8 Maximum climbing ability with without load 3 6 5 10 Brake Type Electromagnet ic Motor 6 1 Drive Motor kW 3 0...

Page 11: ...label 4 Wear safety rope sticker 5No hitchhiking 6 It is forbidden to lean out of the car 7 Hook sticker 8 It is forbidden to stand on off the fork 9 Do not put hands in the car 10 Watch your hands 11...

Page 12: ...g mechanism Allow Non Operators to stand in front of or behind the truck during moving or lifting lowering Overload Put your foot on the front of the wheel may cause injury Stick your body out of the...

Page 13: ...on The forklift is not waterproof Please use it in dry environment Continuous operation for a long time may damage the power box please stop operating when Hydraulic oil temperature is too high The op...

Page 14: ...Transportation Remove the cargo during transportation Lowered the fork to the lowest position and according to Figure 5 Safety fixed the car with special lifting equipment Lifting Use Special Crane an...

Page 15: ...apter Describes check the car before using Routine inspection can effectively find out the defect or error of this car The following points should be checked before operation Remove the cargo Lowered...

Page 16: ...k fails Press the emergency lowering button to safety lower the cockpit to the bottom Firgue7 3 is Curtis instrument displaying vehicle information Figure 7 4 is lifting lowering joystick which is use...

Page 17: ...cification Please follow the warning and safety instructions before operating the car see as chapter 3 Please Ensure that cargo or other equipment will not lead to poor visibility before operating the...

Page 18: ...horizontal load the maximum load capacity Q lbs In the corresponding lifting height of the truck H Inch The white markings on the frame indicate the range of lift that can be achieved For example a ca...

Page 19: ...Figure 9 1 shows to control the rising and falling of the fork attached Figure 13 Fork lifting 8 4Traveling Only drive on the slope when the cargo are facing up Don t drive on the slope in excess the...

Page 20: ...oot switch to stop the truck By carefully turning the button Figure 7 7 to control the driving speed until the desired speed is reached Drive the vehicle carefully to the destination Observe the road...

Page 21: ...ing wheel in the N direction the truck rotates in the N direction and the truck rotates in the S direction When fork direction driving as shown in the figure15 rotate the steering wheel in the N direc...

Page 22: ...ity Curtis instruments provide operators with some simple information about the operating conditions of the vehicle mechanism As shown as below 1 Parameter adjustment key turn left 2 Speed mode switch...

Page 23: ...zed the coil produces a magnetic field that caused the armature 1 draw toward the magnetic yoke assembly 6 Armature 1 detached from the brake disc 5 Release Then the motor drive shaft with brake disc...

Page 24: ...at needs to be recharged It is forbidden to burn materials or burn liquid in the charging area of the battery It is strictly forbidden to smoke The area must be well ventilated Parking the car safely...

Page 25: ...tery from the side of the frame and hang it out Caution If the lifting equipment is not safe The battery may tip over Installation is the opposite procedure of remove Please connect the positive termi...

Page 26: ...d to maintain the car Remove the cargo from the fork and lower the fork to the lowest point before maintenance Please use the designated binding equipment or lifting equipment in accordance with chapt...

Page 27: ...Check the function of Emergency stop switch 18 Check the electric motor for noise and damage 19 Check the display 20 Check if the fuse is used correctly and replace if necessary 21 Detection buzzer 2...

Page 28: ...s or other materials must be treated and recycled in accordance with the national regulations It should be send to the recycling company for recycling if necessary The oil level should not be lower th...

Page 29: ...aged or not installed properly If the shield needs to be removed unscrew the fixed screw and carefully remove the shield the screw is still on the shield When reinstalling place the shield in the corr...

Page 30: ...ot connected Check the battery connector and connect if necessary Fuse damage Check the fuse Battery discharge Charging the battery Emergency stop switch is activated Insert and pull the knob to elimi...

Page 31: ...ery Charge the battery Damaged safety device Check the safety device If the car breaks down and can t be operated outside the working area Lift the car up Place a loading device under the car and keep...

Page 32: ...28 13 Electrical Schematic diagram...

Page 33: ...29 14 Hydraulic Schematic diagram This manual final interpretation retained by manufacturers...

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