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. .Steering wheel 2. Combination Switch 3. Key Switch 4. .Lifting handle
5..Tilting handle 6. Side shift handle,7.Emergency stop switch 8.Accelerator
2.2 Working principle
2.2.1 Walking system
The batteries provide energy to forklift for driving. With a frequency
conversion system, it converts DC into AC, by controlling the AC motor drive on
drive wheels. AC motors through the gear box converts the high-speed low
torque into a low speed high torque, and ultimately by the drive wheel to
perform the action. Driving speed is controlled by frequency control motor with
an accelerator control.
Gear box is filled with enough gear box oil at straight from the factory.
Under normal circumstances, the gear box oil should be checked every 1000
hours.
If there is ever abnormal sound in within the gear box during use, the user
should immediately stop the forklift to determine whether the bearing or gear
short of fluid or is damaged. Continue to use only after refill or replacement.
2.2.2 Steering system
The steering of this forklift is controlled by the steering wheel through the
steering reduce gear unit, led by a steering sensor sending unit, sending a signal
to the steering motor. The steering column also has a steering shaft to tilt back
and forth at a 2- and 5-degree angle, to meet diverse needs positioning of the
load.
2.2.3 Braking system
The braking system on this forklift is combined with both the braking system
and the parking brake.
Braking meaning stopping or slowing down the truck during operation, by
compressing the foot brake.
When the brake cylinder is compressed, the same force of the main brake line
suppresses the brake drums until the top of brake pads compresses the fixing
