Maintenance:
• Only trained and authorized personnel should be permitted to maintain, repair, and inspect the unit.
• Keep usage area dry, clean, and well ventilated.
• To avoid fire hazards, have fire protection equipment present at all times during any maintenance or repair. Do not use
open pans or containers of flammable fluids.
• Safety devices shall be inspected at monthly intervals and maintained to a safe operating condition. A maintenance log
must be kept.
• Electrical components shall be maintained and inspected for safe operation.
• The battery electrolyte level should be checked before charging the battery. The level should be maintained at 1/2 inch
above the plates. If the level is low, add approved water before charging. Do not overfill. It is not necessary to charge the
battery every day if there is more than 1/3 left, however the battery should be charged at least once a week.
• Disconnect batteries before working with the electrical system.
• When checking the hydraulic fluid level, make certain that the unit is fully lowered and on a level floor. Remove the filler
cap and check the level of the fluid. Use a top quality hydraulic fluid. Do not use hydraulic brake fluid.
• Before leaving the unit, stop the unit, lower the forks fully, turn off the power, and remove the key.
• Before working on the unit, lower the forks fully, check that the brake is working properly, turn off the power, and restrain
the unit using chocks or other restraining devices.
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