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User Manual // Quikstak QS10MM
Original Instructions // English // v52.0 // April 2022 // Page
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4.3 Removing the outer cover
The powerpack, batteries and electronic systems of the Quikstak are protected by a plastic
outer cover
. This cover can be removed to permit service and maintenance work
by carrying out the procedures below.
1. Park the Quikstak as per §2.6 in a safe location
away from pedestrian and vehicular traffic,
and at least 4 metres from potential ignition
sources.
2. Turn the Quikstak off, remove the key, and
depress the Emergency Stop.
3. Using a 5mm hex key (Allen key), remove the
two screws securing the outer cover as per
Figure 9
①
. Place the screws aside for
safekeeping.
4. Remove the outer cover by lifting it upwards,
as per Figure 9
②
. Place the cover aside.
5. When maintenance work is complete, replace
the outer cover by reversing this procedure.
The outer cover should only be removed by authorised, qualified service personnel.
Do not remove the outer cover while the Quikstak is powered on.
Do not remove the outer cover in the presence of potential ignition sources.
4.4 Electrical System
The Quikstak is fitted with an onboard charger and two 12V/85Ah AGM deep-cycle batteries,
connected in series to provide 24VDC to the control circuits and motors. A Curtis 1212
traction controller operates a 24VDC drive motor and electromagnetic brake, providing
regenerative braking to extend battery life.
A second DC motor operates the hydraulic pump. This motor only runs when the RAISE circuit
is active; the forks are lowered by gravity alone.
4.4.1 International conformance
The Quikstak is fitted with a digital smart charger which accepts 1-phase 100-240VAC
50/60Hz mains power, with a maximum current draw of 3 Amps. This means the stacker can
be charged using 1-phase mains power in almost any country around the world.
4.4.2 Batteries
The Quikstak is fitted with two 12V/85Ah AGM deep-cycle batteries, connected in series to
provide 24VDC (nominal) to the control circuits and motors. The battery cases are 256mm
long x 165mm wide x 210mm high.
The batteries are sealed and maintenance-free, with a nominal lifespan of up to five years.
However, battery life is dependent on several factors, including the number of charge
cycles, the average discharge depth, and environmental conditions.
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Figure 9