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Installation
4.6
Control device
When the vehicle uses a two-handed grip, the operator
must use both hands to operate the platform; this also
protects the operator from pinch and crush injuries.
1. Fit the controllers in the desired locations.
However, locate them such that the operator's
working position is as safe as possible, and with
an adequate overview of the load, tail lift and their
working area.
The distance between the vehicle's rear edge and
the centre of the controllers must be 300-600
mm. The distance between the actuators must
be at least 260 mm. See figure 23.
2. When installing additional controllers, these can
be installed in any location.
3. Run the control device cabling as far as the tail
lift cable grommet. Connection is dealt with later
in section 6.
!
IMPORTANT
The controller's cable intake must always face downwards.
Pay attention and be careful when running cables to get longer life for the cables and to reduce the risk of unnecessary
downtime.
The cable must not be fastened to brake lines or the vehicle's normal electrical system.
Protect the cable with rubber grommets where it passes through beams or bulkheads.
Cables must be installed sufficiently far from, or be protected against, sharp edges so they cannot chafe or otherwise
sustain damage that could lead to a short-circuit and cable fires.
Take care not to bend cables to too tight a radius as this can cause damage.
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WARNING!
The primary controller must always be fitted on the side that is facing away from moving traffic. Fitting in any other
way involves increased risk of injury.
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Figure 48. Installing controllers
Z/ZL 1500/2000-135/155/175
300 - 600 mm.
Min. 260 mm.
Figure 49. Installing control de-
vice with two-handed grip.
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