LiFTFORCE LPX 2.0 Operating Instructions
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Do not open the battery. This can only be done by GNB service
personnel. Only authorized GNB personnel are allowed to open
the battery system. Otherwise warranty will be void. The user
should verify the condition of all external cables and connections
prior to each operation. Before carrying out any inspection of the
cables, the battery must be turned off and unplugged from the
charger and the vehicle. In the case of any issues please contact
your local service engineer.
ATTENTION:
Risk of damaged device
• Never clean the system or system parts using a
vapour jet or spray water.
• Dirt and water may enter the system and cause
major damage.
• Use only a moist and clean cotton cloth for cleaning.
Storage
Before being placed in storage the battery should be charged to
50 % SOC charged and disconnected from both the vehicle and
the charger. The LiFTFORCE LPX 2.0 Lithium Material Handling
Battery system has a very low self-discharge and can be put into
storage for up to 12 months. It must then be recharged If batter-
ies are taken out of service, they should be stored in a dry and
frost free room. Please find the minimum and maximum storage
temperature in Table 1.
Display
The display indicates the State of Charge (SOC) of the battery
from 100 to 0%. The LED on the right of the gauge will flash
when SOC is low and will stay on as an indicator to the operator
to charge the battery. If the operator ignores this advice, the
battery will automatically shut down at 0% SOC. The wrench
symbol will flash if there is a battery fault. If this occurs, please
contact a GNB Service Engineer.
The advanced display can be seen in Figures 3, 4, 5, and 6 below.
This display shows more detailed information (Voltage, current,
max/ min Temperature, SOC, charge mode) and can be fitted
anywhere with a display mount.
BATTERY MAINTENANCE
