Jungheinrich ETM/V 214, Operating Instructions Manual

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F 13
1003
.GB
7.3 Starting the truck again after de-commissioning
– Thoroughly clean the truck.
– Lubricate truck as per Lubrication Schedule (see Chapter F).
– Clean battery, grease terminal scews with dielectric grease and connect battery.
– Charge up the battery (see Chapter D).
– Check gearbox oil for condensation and change if necessary.
– Check hydraulic oil for condensation and change if necessary.
– Operating Materials Handling Equipment (see Chapter E)
Z
Battery Operated Materials Handling Equipment:
If you experience with electrical switches spray contacts with contact spray and
remove any possible layers of oxide from the operating elements by activating the
controls several times.
F
Immediately after commissioning carry out several brake tests.
8 Safety test after periodic intervals and after special occurences.
(
D
: UVV-Test BGV D27)
The truck must be examined by a suitably trained engineer annually or after special
occurences. This person shall issue his report and assessment from a safety
perspective and shall have sufficient knowledge and experience to be able to assess
the condition of materials handling equipment and also the effectiveness of the safety
mechanisms in accordance with engineering principles and guidelines relating to the
testing of materials handling equipment.
A complete test must be carried out on the truck with regard to safety. The truck must
also be thoroughly examined for damage which may have been caused by incorrect
operation. A test report shall be submitted. The results of the test must be kept until
the date of the test after next.
The operator must rectify any defects immediately.
Z
For testing the manufacturer can provide appropriately trained personnel to carry out
special safety checks. After successful checks have been carried out a test notice
shall be attached to the truck indicating the month and year when the next test is due.
F 13
1003
.GB
7.3 Starting the truck again after de-commissioning
– Thoroughly clean the truck.
– Lubricate truck as per Lubrication Schedule (see Chapter F).
– Clean battery, grease terminal scews with dielectric grease and connect battery.
– Charge up the battery (see Chapter D).
– Check gearbox oil for condensation and change if necessary.
– Check hydraulic oil for condensation and change if necessary.
– Operating Materials Handling Equipment (see Chapter E)
Z
Battery Operated Materials Handling Equipment:
If you experience with electrical switches spray contacts with contact spray and
remove any possible layers of oxide from the operating elements by activating the
controls several times.
F
Immediately after commissioning carry out several brake tests.
8 Safety test after periodic intervals and after special occurences.
(
D
: UVV-Test BGV D27)
The truck must be examined by a suitably trained engineer annually or after special
occurences. This person shall issue his report and assessment from a safety
perspective and shall have sufficient knowledge and experience to be able to assess
the condition of materials handling equipment and also the effectiveness of the safety
mechanisms in accordance with engineering principles and guidelines relating to the
testing of materials handling equipment.
A complete test must be carried out on the truck with regard to safety. The truck must
also be thoroughly examined for damage which may have been caused by incorrect
operation. A test report shall be submitted. The results of the test must be kept until
the date of the test after next.
The operator must rectify any defects immediately.
Z
For testing the manufacturer can provide appropriately trained personnel to carry out
special safety checks. After successful checks have been carried out a test notice
shall be attached to the truck indicating the month and year when the next test is due.