Indicator Unit - Linde E12 Operating Instructions Manual

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Overview

Indicator unit

Indicator unit
1 Indicator unit
2 Lift height reached (green) (special equip-
ment)
3 Motor temperature at upper limit (red)
4 Neutral warning light (red)
5 Error control system or battery charger
operation (red)
6 Direction of travel forwards (green)
7 Load / overload indicator (yellow/red)
8 Crawler mode activated (green)
9 Direction of travel backwards (green)
10 Consult operating manual (yellow)
11 Battery discharge indicator
12 Lift height indicator active
13 Steering position indicator active
14 Service interval exceeded
15 Hour meter active
The indicator unit is located at the top on
the driver's protective roof to the right. It
is positioned in the driver's field of vision
and provides centralised information about
all functions of the vehicle. After the key
switch has been switched on, a self-test of
the indicator unit then takes place. During
the self-test all indicator lights and the LCD
indicators are activated.
(2)Indicator light lift height reached (colour
green)
Lights up when the preselected lift height is
reached.
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16 Clock (am / pm), speed display (km/h / mph)
17 Function key 2
18 Function key 1
19 Display clock / speed
20 LCD display
21 Parking brake activated
22 Display operating hours
23 Operating hours until next service
24 Lift mast position identification
25 Text display error code, lift height indicator,
steering position
26 Neutral warning light (yellow)
27 Motor temperature raised (yellow)
28 Charger operation (yellow)
29 Battery charging via integrated charger
finished (green)
(3)Indicator light motor temperature at upper
limit (colour red)
Lights up when the permissible temperature
limit is reached by a motor . The text display
shows an error code that allows the relevant
motor to be localised.
When the permissible temperature limit is
reached, the warning buzzer integrated in the
indicator unit is also activated.
(4)Neutral warning light (colour red)without
function
Operating Instructions – 386 807 1001 EN – 03/2006