Still EXV 10, Original Instructions Manual

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Setting down loads on shelving
DANGER
Pay attention to the part of the forks protruding
from the load to be set down.
Do not strike the wall, the shelving or other loads
and/or objects behind the load to be picked up.
DANGER
Driving or turning with the fork carriage in the
raised position is prohibited.
This is only allowed at very slow speed when setting
down a load and/or picking one up from shelving.
–
Approach the shelving at moderate speed.
Use the drive control throttles to gradually
slow down and stop the truck perpendicular
to the shelving with the tiller in the braking
position.
–
Check that there is sufficient space be-
tween the forks and the shelving.
–
Raise the forks until you reach the correct
fork insertion height.
–
Move the truck slowly forwards to set down
the load.
–
Lower the load until it is resting properly on
the racking.
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After setting down the load, lower the forks
without touching either the shelving or the
load.
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Put the tiller in the driving position. Look be-
hind to check that the way is clear. Turn the
throttle in the direction of travel towards the
operator and drive very slowly and carefully
in a straight line away from the shelves.
Brake gradually.
–
Check that there is sufficient space be-
tween the forks and the shelving.
–
Lower the forks to the ground.
Depositing a load on the ground
●
Approach the load deposit area.
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Lower the fork arms until the load is depos-
ited in the required area, then free the forks
from any contact with the pallet or contain-
er.
●
Look behind you before backing up the
truck
●
Check that the truck's path is free of any
objects, people and obstacles of any type
●
Look behind you and proceed very slowly to
fully extract the forks from the load
DANGER
Risk of injury and crushing for the operator! Risk of
damage to the truck and the goods
During the entire load placement operation, be care-
ful not to hit any obstacles. You must maintain an ad-
equate safety distance from obstacles (e.g. other pal-
lets, protruding objects, shelving etc.).
DANGER
Never leave the truck with the forks raised, whether
loaded or not.
Use
4
Moving the load
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