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Maintenance
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Flexi ACiON Operator Handbook
Routine Maintenance
All routine maintenance must be carried out by fully
trained Service Engineers from
Narrow Aisle
Limited or their authorised agents, or Engineers who
have been trained by Narrow Aisle Limited to carry
out this work in a safe manner in accordance with the
Workshop Maintenance Manual.
Narrow Aisle Limited recommend that you enter
into a routine maintenance contract.
A qualified service engineer will make regular visits
dependant upon the number of hours the truck is
used per week in conjunction with the operational
environment.
Regular Service intervals in normal use are:
•
Three months, or 500 hours (whichever comes
first).
•
Annually, or 2000 hours (whichever comes first).
As part of, or in addition to the regular maintenance
of the truck, there is a statutory requirement for a
recorded examination at maximum of 12-monthly
intervals depending on use. During this examination,
all working parts of the truck, including the lift chains
will be examined to check if they are in working
order. A certificate will be issued by the examiner
detailing the condition of the truck. More frequent
examination is required for trucks operating in
arduous or hazardous conditions, extended operating
hours or when used to lift personnel.
The
Narrow Aisle Limited Service Engineer or
authorised dealer service engineer will call at your
request.
Electrical Diagrams
A copy of the electrical schematic diagram for your
particular truck is included with this operator
handbook. This should be retained with the truck at
all times as the qualified
Service Engineer may need
it to diagnose a fault.
Disposing of Waste Materials
Your Narrow Aisle Limited Service Engineer or their
agent will supervise the disposal of any waste
material such as oil or battery acid that may result
from a service visit.
Putting a Truck in Storage
To prevent problems, the lift truck must be correctly
serviced and maintained during storage.
Components that need extra care during storage are
electric motors, hydraulic components and electric
truck batteries.
Electric trucks can best be protected by being
operated for a short period of time each month.
Before putting any truck in storage, you must choose
an area which is clean, dry and free from dust or
fumes that can harm the lift truck.
Electric drive motors should be operated to keep
them free of rust and dirt caused by condensation
over periods when the truck is not used. Operate the
truck for at least five minutes.
Before operating a truck each month, make a visual
inspection for leaks or signs of wear or damage.
Take care of any problems immediately. Also, check
the fluid level in the hydraulic tank and brake master
cylinder.
Electric trucks should not have batteries installed
during storage. A fully charged battery must be
available to operate a lift truck.
CAUTION
Do not use a battery charger as a power source
for any reason.
All hydraulic cylinders should be put through a
complete operation cycle several times each month.
This will help keep the seals active and coat the
interior walls with oil. Operate each cylinder to the
stop in both directions.
To protect the lift cylinder rods, park your truck with
the mast tilted fully forward (cylinders fully retracted).
When parked with the power off, operate each
control handle to release hydraulic pressure.
Masts should be stored fully lowered.
Coat any exposed part of all cylinder rods with fresh
high grade engine oil.
Put chocks at the front and rear of a drive tyre when
parked - do not use the Parking Brake.