Push Button Switch
1.
Validate push button switch operates properly
by operating applicable function.
2.
If system does not function, see procedures for
each generation of MLM for repair or replace-
ment. Upon completion, rerun test.
3.
If push button switch continues to not function
properly, contact your local Hyster dealer or
see Hyster Hypass Online.
E-HYDRAULIC CONTROLS
The lift trucks covered in this service manual may
be equipped with optional E-Hydraulic control
mini-levers. See Figure 14. Each mini-lever can be
replaced separately if one malfunctions. Like man-
ual control levers, E-Hydraulic control mini-levers
can be equipped with an optional attachment func-
tion (either the third or fourth mini-lever). There is
a momentary switch behind the mini-lever (either
the third or fourth mini-lever) that engages and
disengages the attachment function. If attachment
function quits working, mini-lever and momentary
switch may need to be replaced. See sections Mini-
levers, Remove and Install and Momentary
Switches and Function Selection Button for re-
placement procedures.
Mini-levers, Remove and Install
CAUTION
The following procedure should only be per-
formed by Hyster trained certified technicians.
The removal and replacement of the mini-levers
should be done in a clean environment whenever
possible and on an electrically grounded surface.
DO NOT touch any printed circuit board (PCB)
surface to prevent damage from electrostatic volt-
age.
1.
Read and follow WARNING and CAUTION
section in General section above.
2.
Remove two capscrews that secure mini-lever
to armrest. Remove mini-lever from armrest.
See Figure 15.
NOTE:
Before installing new mini-lever, check
Parts Manual for correct part number to be sure
correct mini-lever is being installed.
3.
Install new mini-lever onto armrest using two
capscrews.
1. ARMREST
2. EMERGENCY DISCONNECT SWITCH
3. HORN BUTTON
4. DIRECTION CONTROL SWITCH
5. MINI-LEVERS
6. WIRE HARNESS
7. MOMENTARY SWITCHES
Figure 14. E-Hydraulic Controls Arrangement
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