Jungheinrich ETR 314, Руководство по эксплуатации

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6.8 Restarting the vehicle after cleaning or maintenance
The vehicle must not be restarted after cleaning or maintenance work until the
following procedures have been completed:
– Check the horn function.
– Check that the MASTER SWITCH and EMERGENCY STOP switch are working
correctly.
– Check that the brake is working correctly.
– Lubricate the vehicle as shown in the lubrication chart.
6.9 Check the wheel attachment
– Switch off and secure the vehicle (see Chapter E).
– Tighten the wheel bolts a few turns at a time with a torque wrench.
Torque
Load wheels M
A
= 143.8±7.4 (195±10 Nm)
Support wheels M
A
= 143.8±7.4 (195±10 Nm)
Drive wheel M
A
= 143.8±7.4 (195 ±10Nm)
7 Extended shutdown of the industrial truck
If the industrial truck has to be shut down for more than two months – for operational
reasons, for example – it must be stored in a frost-free and dry area and the actions
to be taken before, during and after shutdown must be undertaken as described.
IMPORTANT The industrial truck must be jacked up during shutdown so that no wheels are
in contact with the floor. This is the only way to ensure that the wheels and
wheel bearings are not damaged.
If the industrial truck is to be shut down for more than six months, the need for
additional measures must be determined in conjunction with the manufacturer's
customer service department.
7.1 Measures required before shutdown
– Clean the truck thoroughly.
– Check that the brake is working correctly.
– Check the hydraulic fluid level and add if necessary
(see "Hydraulic fluid" in Chapter G).
– Apply a thin film of oil or grease to all parts not protected by paint.
– Lubricate the industrial truck according to the lubrication plan
(see "Lubrication plan" in Chapter G).
– Charge the battery (see "Charging the battery" in Chapter F).
– Disconnect the battery and clean it. Apply pole grease to the battery poles.
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6.8 Restarting the vehicle after cleaning or maintenance
The vehicle must not be restarted after cleaning or maintenance work until the
following procedures have been completed:
– Check the horn function.
– Check that the MASTER SWITCH and EMERGENCY STOP switch are working
correctly.
– Check that the brake is working correctly.
– Lubricate the vehicle as shown in the lubrication chart.
6.9 Check the wheel attachment
– Switch off and secure the vehicle (see Chapter E).
– Tighten the wheel bolts a few turns at a time with a torque wrench.
Torque
Load wheels M
A
= 143.8±7.4 (195±10 Nm)
Support wheels M
A
= 143.8±7.4 (195±10 Nm)
Drive wheel M
A
= 143.8±7.4 (195 ±10Nm)
7 Extended shutdown of the industrial truck
If the industrial truck has to be shut down for more than two months – for operational
reasons, for example – it must be stored in a frost-free and dry area and the actions
to be taken before, during and after shutdown must be undertaken as described.
IMPORTANT The industrial truck must be jacked up during shutdown so that no wheels are
in contact with the floor. This is the only way to ensure that the wheels and
wheel bearings are not damaged.
If the industrial truck is to be shut down for more than six months, the need for
additional measures must be determined in conjunction with the manufacturer's
customer service department.
7.1 Measures required before shutdown
– Clean the truck thoroughly.
– Check that the brake is working correctly.
– Check the hydraulic fluid level and add if necessary
(see "Hydraulic fluid" in Chapter G).
– Apply a thin film of oil or grease to all parts not protected by paint.
– Lubricate the industrial truck according to the lubrication plan
(see "Lubrication plan" in Chapter G).
– Charge the battery (see "Charging the battery" in Chapter F).
– Disconnect the battery and clean it. Apply pole grease to the battery poles.