Opening The Overhead Guard; First Lock-In Position: Servicing Position; Second Lock-In Position: Battery Change - Linde E 20-02 Operating Instructions Manual

Daily checks and servicing before operation

Opening the overhead guard

CAUTION
When the overhead guard is opened (position 1
or 2), do not open the cabin doors as this could
damage the mounting of the gas-filled struts and the
driver could suffer injury.

First lock-in position: Servicing position

NOTE
The electrical compartment cover (1) is mounted on the
overhead guard and it tilts back with it.
- Apply the handbrake.
- Depress the emergency isolator button.
- To release the overhead guard, stand on the left-hand
side of the truck.
A
22
NOTE
You require sufficient room for tilting back the overhead
guard. Dimension A is at least 2600 mm and B at least
1400 mm.
- Pull the release lever (4) back.
The overhead guard is unlocked and it is held only by the
retaining latch (2).
ATTENTION
The overhead guard is swung up automatically
by the flat spring package after it is unlocked
with the locking lever (2).
- Take the load off the locking lever (2) by pushing the
overhead guard in the direction of the arrow (3).
- Pull out the locking lever (2) and release the overhead
guard. The overhead guard will swing up.
- Tilt the overhead guard by hand past the first lock-in
position and release it.
2
B
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Second lock-in position: Battery change

- Stand behind the truck on the left-hand side.
- Seize the overhead guard either at the grip* or the rear
overhead guard support and tilt it back as far as the 2nd
locking position (6).
* Option
3
4
4
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Beginning operation
ATTENTION
On the full-fledged cabin remove only max. 1
door. If both doors are removed, the overhead
guard can no longer be closed due to the high
spring load.
6
1
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