LGMG SR3369E, Operation And Safety Manual

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1) Press and hold the lift function enable
button.
2) Start the lifting/lowering button in the
desired direction.
Turn
1) Press and hold the enable switch on the
control handle.
2) Turn the steering wheel with the thumb
rocker switch located on the top of the
control handle.
Drive mode
1) Press and hold the enable switch on the
control handle.
2) Increase the speed: Slowly move the
control handle away from the center
position.
Reduce the speed: Slowly move the control
handle to point to the center position.
Stop: Return the control handle to the center
position or release the function enable switch.
Determine the direction in which the machine
will move using the platform control unit and the
directional arrow on the platform.
When the platform is lifted, the speed of the
machine will be limited.
The battery condition will affect the machine
performance. When the battery indicator flashes,
the drive speed and function speed of the
machine will decrease.
Drive selector switch
Symbol when the machine is on a slope:
Operate in a low speed range when tilting.
9.7 Driving on a slope
Determine the machine’s ratings of the slope
and side slope. The slope rating applies to the
machine in the retracted state.
Maximum slope
rating in the
retracted state
35% (19
゜
)
Maximum side slope
rating in the
retracted state
35% (19
゜
)
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! Caution: The slope rating is limited by
the ground conditions and traction.
Determine the slope: Measure the slope with a
digital inclinometer or follow the steps below.
Required tools: carpentry’s ruler, straight block
with a length of at least 1m/3.3ft, tape measure
Place the block on the slope and place the
carpentry’s ruler on the upper edge of the block
at the end of the downhill slope and raise the
end of the block until it is level. Keep the block
level and measure the vertical distance from the
bottom of the block to the ground. Divide the
tape measure distance (the raised height) by
the block length (travel) and multiply by 100 to
get the slope value.
If the slope exceeds the maximum uphill,
downhill or side slope rating, the machine must
be lifted or transported up and down the slope.
See the "Transportation and Lifting" section.
9.8 Operation on the ground
using the control unit
1) Maintain a safe distance between the
operator, the machine and the stationary
object.
2) When operating the control unit, pay
attention to the travel direction of the
machine.