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7. Before use
6. If the forks (5) do not descend when the control lever (4) is in the “lower”
position, turn the adjusting screw (e) on the swing rod (8) clockwise until
pulling the control lever (4) lowers the forks (5). Check the “neutral” position
afterwards.
7. lf the forks (5) do not elevate while pumping in the “lift” position, turn the
adjusting screw (e) on the swing rod (8) counter-clockwise until the forks (5)
elevate while pumping in the “lift” position. Check the “lower” and “lift” position
afterwards.
8. Check again if all three positions of the control lever (4) and the swing rod (8)
are working properly and adjust again if not.
9. Tighten the nut on the adjusting screw (e) in swing rod (8).
8. Operation
NOTE:
Always perform the “daily inspection” (
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10.3 Daily
inspection) before putting the product into operation.
8.1 Parking
1. Lower the forks to the lowest position and park the product on a smooth and
even level ground where it will not disturb any other operations.
8.2 Lifting
1. Ensure that the load does not exceed the loading capacity.
2. Roll the product with its forks slowly under the goods until the back end of the
fork resists against the load.
3. The load must be evenly distributed across both forks.
4. Shift the control lever down to the “lift” position.
5. Lift the load by up and down movements of the tiller arm.
8.3 Moving
1. Always lower the forks as far as possible, while maintaining sufficient height
to manoeuvre.
2. Move the product by pushing or pulling the tiller arm.
3. The tiller arm is connected to the steering wheels. The wheels are steered
automatically by moving or steering the tiller arm.
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