Jungheinrich ECR 327, Operating Instructions Manual

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If it is found that the industrial truck needs to be repaired and is, therefore, in an
unsafe condition, or if it is likely that the safety of the truck can no longer be assured,
the person authorized by the owner must be informed of the situation immediately
and the truck must not be used again until it has been made safe for use.
If safety deficiencies on the industrial truck emerge during operation, the person
authorized by the owner must be informed of the situation immediately and the truck
must not be used again until it has been made safe for use.
Repairs and adjustments can be made if the appropriate permission has been
granted.
If you have been asked to charge the battery(ies) on the industrial truck, check that
the battery acid level is correct and that air can circulate freely through the ventilation
openings in the battery compartment before connecting the charger to the power
source.
Avoid naked flames when checking the electrolyte level in the batteries.
General: Before starting up the industrial truck, the operator must read "Starting the
vehicle" in Chapter E.
The industrial truck and all its functions or attachments can only be started and used
when the operator is in the driver's seat in the specific operating position.
Hands and feet must remain inside the area provided for the operator or inside the
cab. No part of the body should be outside the driver's cab.
The wearing of safety shoes is recommended.
Keep all parts of the body away from the lifting system.
Keep all parts of the body away from the swivel system and from other attachments
on the truck.
Familiarize yourself with the limits of the truck and when using the truck take care to
avoid injuring people. The safety of pedestrians is always the highest priority.
– Never drive the truck up to a person who is standing in front of an object.
– Before turning the truck round, make sure that nobody is standing in range of the
rear of the vehicle.
– Pay particular attention to corridors, passageways or other areas where
pedestrians could cross the travel way of the industrial truck.
Nobody must ever stand or walk under the raised section of an industrial truck,
regardless of whether the truck is laden or unladen.
Passengers must not be carried on a powered industrial truck unless a dedicated seat
is provided by the manufacturer.
Do not allow people to ride on the fork carrier or forks.
When handling loads above the mast, sound decisions and maximum caution are
critical.
In areas classed as potentially hazardous, only industrial trucks approved for these
areas can be used.