Simpro QUIKSTAK QS10MM, User Manual

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User Manual // Quikstak QS10MM
Original Instructions // English // v52.0 // April 2022 // Page
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The battery charger is in an enclosed plastic case and is protected against short-circuit,
current overload, over-voltage, and over-temperature conditions.
The batteries may vent flammable hydrogen gas while charging.
4.4.4.1 Charger status LED
The Quikstak is fitted with a charger status LED on the fascia ( §2.1.2
⑨
), which glows to
provide information about the current state of charger, as below.
Charger Status LED Charger Status Description
Solid Red
Charging Battery is currently charging
Solid Green
Fully Charged Battery is fully charged
Solid Yellow
Battery Failure
Battery voltage is abnormal (less than 13V or
more than 32.5V)
Flashing Yellow
Charger Failure
Charger output current or voltage is excessive,
or the charger is overheating
Flashing Red
Null Output
The battery is disconnected, or a failure has
occurred in the charger output circuit
No Light
Null Input
The charger input is disconnected, or a failure
has occurred in the charger input circuit
4.4.5 Charging lead
The Quikstak is fitted with an extendable 2-metre charging
lead, which is stowed in the fascia as per Figure 11
①
. By
default, this lead has an IEC Type-I plug, suitable for use in
Australia and New Zealand. Other types of plugs can be
fitted if required.
4.4.6 Emergency Stop
The Quikstak is fitted with an EMERGENCY STOP button on
the Quikstak control panel, as per Figure 11
②
. This button
disables the stacker and isolates the batteries. It should be
depressed whenever the machine is parked, cleaned,
serviced, or placed in storage.
4.4.7 Fuses
The Quikstak has two master fuses to protect components from high current draw. If a fuse is
blown, it must be replaced by a fuse with identical specifications.
4.4.7.1 Motor fuse
The motor fuse has a rating of 150A and protects both the drive and lift
motors from high current draw. Its location is shown by Figure 12
①
.
Because electric motors draw more current as the voltage decreases,
operating the machine with a flat battery may blow the motor fuse.
4.4.7.2 Controller fuse
The controller fuse has a rating of 10A and protects the traction controller
from excessive current draw. Its location is shown by figure 12
②
.
1030381534
1030381516
1030381544
1030381545
Figure 11
Figure 12