Simpro QUIKSTAK QS10MM, Руководство пользователя

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User Manual // Quikstak QS10MM
Original Instructions // English // v52.0 // April 2022 // Page
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2.3.2 Steering
To steer the Quikstak, simply turn the control tiller
to the left or the right as shown by Figure 7
①
.
The Quikstak uses rear-wheel steering, which
means the rear swings comparatively wide
when turning. To minimize the risk of collisions
–
especially if the operator is unfamiliar with rear-
wheel-steer vehicles
– turns should always be
conducted slowly and with care.
2.3.3 Braking
There are three braking modes available on the
Quikstak. The operator may use any of these
modes, depending on the situation and urgency
of the braking:
2.3.3.1 Emergency braking
Depressing the EMERGENCY STOP button as shown
by Figure 7
②
at right will immediately cut power
to the stacker and engage the electromagnetic
brake. Regenerative braking will not be used.
2.3.3.2 Automatic braking
Moving the tiller handle into either of the BRAKE zones ( see Figure 6 ) will immediately engage
the electromagnetic brake. Regenerative braking will not be used. If the tiller handle is
released by the operator, it will pivot to the upper BRAKE zone automatically.
2.3.3.3 Regenerative braking
Moving the DRIVE LEVER to the neutral position causes the Quikstak to slow using
regenerative braking (charging the battery at the same time). Regenerative braking is also
used if the DRIVE LEVER is inverted relative to the current direction of travel.
2.3.4 Towing
1. If the Quikstak needs to be moved when the batteries are completely discharged, a
suitable tow-rope or cable may be used, affixed to the base of the hydraulic ram.
2. Before towing, ensure the electromagnetic brake is disengaged.
3. When the stacker is placed in storage, the electromagnetic brake must be re-
engaged to ensure the stacker is braked.
Do not attempt to tow the Quikstak while carrying a load on the forks. Any load should
be removed before towing commences.
Do not attempt to tow the Quikstak on ramps or heavily sloping ground.
2.4 Handling pallets
Once the pre-operation checks set out in §2.2 are complete, the Quikstak may be used to
collect, lift, lower, stack and transport pallets in accordance with the procedures below.
Figure 7