AUSA C 400 H, Руководство оператора

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 Pedals (fig. 1)
a- Inching pedal.
When the pedal is depressed the machine stops, allowing the engine to accelerate for
faster operation of the mast. When the pedal is slowly released the machine will start to
move again.
WARNING
The inching pedal also acts on the parking brake when it is kept fully depressed.
b- Service brake pedal.
Acts on a pump located below the pedal.
c- Accelerator pedal.
Acts on the engine through a cable.
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Emergency brake
In the event of emergency use the inching pedal.

Parking brake (fig. 2)
The parking brake is operated electronically using the switch (d) . It is also operated
electronically when the inching pedal is kept fully depressed.
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Joystick (fig. 3)
Forward and backward directional travel control
The direction of travel is changed using the electric switch (e) located on the lower part
of the joystick. In each case the corresponding arrow showing the direction of travel
lights up.
When the direction arrows are not lit, the direction of travel control is at the stop position
(neutral). By pressing the front of the switch the machine travels forwards and by
pressing the rear of the switch the machine travels backwards.
Safety: When the parking brake is not on and/or the operator is not sitting in the driver’s
seat, the direction arrows are also switched off and the direction of travel control is
disconnected.
CAUTION
When the parking brake is not on and/or the operator is not sitting in the
driver’s seat, the direction arrows are also switched off and the direction of
travel control is disconnected.
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Back-up alarm
It sounds when reverse is selected.
WARNING
If the forklift is equipped with lighting, the back-up alarm is disconnected when
the lights are switched on. However, the rear white reversing lights continue to
work.
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Horn (fig. 4)
The horn is operated using the button (f) located on the right of the joystick.
C 400 H / C 400 HI / C 400 H x4 / C 400 HI x4
C 500 H / C 500 HI / C 500 H x4 / C 500 HI x4
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Controls
Instruments
Equipments
(fig. 2)
d
(fig. 3)
e
(fig. 4)
f
(fig. 1)
a b c