Clark HWXE 30, Руководство оператора

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6.10
Planned Maintenance
Battery Removal
1. Check the designated service and charging area for fire protection,
and be sure all sources of ignition are cleared from the area. Do not
smoke. Make sure all service equipment in the area is working properly.
2. If the battery is to be serviced, make sure there are provisions to
flush and neutralize any spills and to disperse (ventilate) fumes from
gassing batteries on charge. And, be sure there are provisions for
handling electrolyte.
3. Before attempting to remove or charge a storage battery, the truck
should be positioned in the designated battery service area and the
parking brake applied so the truck cannot move.
4. Disconnect the battery connector.
WARNING
Disconnect ba�ery before handling
electrical components.
Connect posi�ve to posi�ve, nega�ve
to nega�ve to prevent damage.
5. If the battery to be handled is not equipped with its own insulated
cover, cover the battery with a non-conductive (insulating) material.
Use a material such as plywood or heavy cardboard, before attaching
the lifting device.
6. Use an approved lifting device with an insulated spreader bar, to remove
and transport a truck battery. Be sure the hoist and lifting chains are
equipped with safety hooks.
7. Remove the battery and move it to a safe, secure storage location. Store
batteries either on an approved battery rack or on a wooden pallet.