MULTI-MOVER 5XL
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Steering handles
The steering handle (1.6) with bar is a fixed part of the Multi-Mover 5XL, moving to the left means
driving to the left, and vice versa.
Safety switch 2.9
When pressing the safety switch (risk of getting jammed), the Multi-Mover 5XL will stop immediately.
In order to start again, the drive switch must first be placed in the neutral position.
# Coupling point upward 2.1 , # coupling point downward
Optionally,
the coupling point can be moved upward/downward with a Hydraulic lifting device. This
serves, for instance, to make it easier to move a tandem XXL trailer.
Signal switch (2.13)
Horn. 85dB
Drive switches (2.8), left and right from the centre
By rotating the drive switch (2.8) to the front with your thumb, the driving direction will first be
switched on and then, when rotated further, the Multi-Mover 5XL will start to drive. The central posi-
tion is the neutral position.
By rotating it downwards, the Multi-Mover
5XL will reverse.
Caution! Only switch to forward or reverse if the Multi-Mover 5XL is standing still.
Ignition lock 2.10
The ignition lock is used to switch off the batteries,
always switch off the battery in case of mainte-
nance to the Multi-Mover 5XL.
5.4
Batteries (1.3)
The batteries are filled with lead acid and water They are not sealed and not maintenance free.
Battery charger connection
The connection plug (blue) for the battery charger is located in side of the battery compartment .
On the dashboard of the Multi-Mover 5XL,
the battery indicator (2.4)
is placed.
Red = charge immediately BDI below 30%
Yellow = charge soon
Green = Battery is full BDI 100%
For a longer life span, it is better not to allow the battery to get completely empty. It is also not good
to continue charging a battery that is almost full.
If the Multi-Mover 5XL is out of operation (for a longer period), we recommend keeping the battery
charger connected, it will automatically keep the battery in a charged condition.
Charging location
The charging location must be well ventilated, because very explosive gases (detonating gas) are con-
tinuously released during charging.