Landoll Bendi B40i4, Руководство оператора

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Chapter 2
Receiving and Inspection
This Chapter of your Bendi B40i4 Forklift Operator’s
Manual covers all of the procedures and information you
will need to successfully receive your truck and prepare it
for operation. Storage, Towing and Shipping information
for the forklift is also provided,
Before shipping from the Landoll Corporation, each
Bendi B40i4 truck is inspected to make sure the truck you
receive is in impeccable condition and equipped per your
order.
Additionally, we recommend that you:
• Inspect the truck for any signs of physical damage
during shipment. Note any apparent damage on the
bill of lading and request the delivery agent sign it.
• Report any damage, if any, to your distributor and the
shipping company.
• Verify that the truck configuration and options match
your purchase order. Report any inaccuracies to your
distributor.
Items Furnished with Your Truck
Bendi B40i4 trucks are shipped from the factory with one
copy each of the Operator’s Manual, Parts Manual and a
set of ignition keys attached to the steering column.No
additional items are required to operate the truck.
Tools and Test Equipment
In general, no special tools or test equipment beyond
those found in a well-equipped service center are
required for general maintenance by the operator.
However, custom bearing, seal installation tools and a
calibrated torque wrench are helpful when performing
more involved service.
Preparing the Forklift
1. Check the hydraulic oil level. See “Hydraulic Oil” on
page 5-4.
2. Check the engine oil level. (See “Checking the Oil
Level,” in the Service Manual).Raise the engine
compartment cover.
Inspecting the Forklift
Before releasing the truck for use, prepare a log book or
log sheet for each truck at your site. List all services,
repairs and adjustments performed, as well as equipment
or operation problems, along with when they are repaired
(hour meter reading and date).
Permanent logs serve as a checklist to show
maintenance and repair history, and to record whether
faults have been corrected.
NOTE
Chapter 5 contains “Bendi B40i4 Daily Operator Checks”
on page 5-1, which should be used as a guideline when
inspecting the truck.
Visual Inspection
Many problems can be spotted by a simple visual
inspection of the truck; such as, oil leaks, damaged tires,
cracks in welds or forks, damaged covers, etc.
It is possible for dirt, grease, oil and debris to mask some
problems. If possible, the truck should be cleaned on a
regular basis. If possible, high-pressure washing should
be avoided.
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DANGER
Grease solvents are often toxic and may be
flammable. Use only in accordance with the
solvent manufacturer’s recommendations
supplied with the solvent. For example, use only
in a well-ventilated area and do not breathe
vapors. Wear protective goggles, aprons, and
gloves. Avoid contact with skin, eyes and clothes.
Keep away from heat and flame.
Do not smoke when using solvents or in the area
where solvents are stored.
Failure to observe these precautions may result
in death or injury.