Toyota 8FBE18T, Operator'S Manual

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Height limiter (OPT)
Press the button (3) to set ON/OFF the forks height
limiter. When the height limiter is ON, forks can’t be
raised over the pre-set height limit, and a buzzer wil
warn the operator if the limit is reached.
Mini-lever
Lift lever
Raises and lowers the forks.
Raise ........................................... Pull the lever
Lower
.......................... Push the lever forward
Raising and lowering speed are controlled by the angle
of this lever.
Note:
• The forks cannot be lowered even if the lift lever is
so operated if the key switch is off. (Key-lift inter-
lock)
• When the forks cannot be lowered due to operation
failure, loosen the lift lock release bolt (1).
• When the forks have been lowered by using the lift
lock release bolt, be sure to retighten the bolt to its
original position.
Tilt lever
This lever tilts the mast forward and backward.
Forward ...................... Push the lever forward
Backward ................................... Pull the lever
Forward and backward tilting speed are controlled by
the angle of this lever.
Attachment levers
These levers operate an attachment. Attachment speed
is controlled by the angle of the levers.
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Joystick (OPT)
Load handling joystick
Lateral and push-pull operations correspond to lifting
up/down and tilting, respectively.
Raise ............... Operate the joystick rightward.
Lower ............... Operate the joystick leftward.
Forward tilting ................... Push the joystick.
Backward tilting
...................Pull the joystick.
Operating in an oblique direction is possible for simul-
taneous lifting and tilting.
Note:
• The forks cannot be lowered even if the lift lever is
so operated if the key switch is off. (Key-lift inter-
lock)
• When the forks cannot be lowered due to operation
failure, loosen the lift lock release bolt.
• When the forks have been lowered by using the lift
lock release bolt, be sure to retighten the bolt to its
original position.
Attachment operating joystick
Lateral and push-pull operations correspond to the
third and fourth mini-lever operations, respectively.
Oblique operation, however, is not possible.
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