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  • Page 1 8024404 FORK LIFT...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS 1. PREFACE 0 – 5 ..............................2. SAFETY 0 – 6 ..............................3. GENERAL 3.1 DESIGNATED WORKS 0 – 7 ....................... 3.2 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MACHINE 0 – 8 ..............4. DRIVING LICENSE 0 – 9 ........................5. NAME PLATE 5.1 LOCATION OF NAME PLATES 0 –...
  • Page 4 11. ATTACHED POSITION OF SAFETY DECALS 11.1 ATTACHED POSITION OF SAFETY DECALS 1 – 14 ..........11.2 CONTENTS OF SAFETY DECALS 1 – 15 ................[ OPERATION ] 12. GENERAL LOCATIONS 2 – ..................... 13. DRIVING AND OPERATION 13.1 LCD DISPLAY PANEL AND CONTROLLER 2 –...
  • Page 5 19. CHECK BEFORE WORKING 19.1 CHECKING POINTS 2 – 24 ........................ 19.2 CHECKING METHODS BEFORE STARTING OPERATION 2 – 25 ....20. LOAE AND STABILITY OF MACHINE 20.1 STANDARD LOAD CENTER AND LOAD CURVE 2 – 28 ......... 20.2 STABILITY OF MACHINE 2 –...
  • Page 6 24. GUIDE TO REPLACE AND REPAIR PARTS 24.1 HOW TO REPLACE THE CONTACTOR 3 – 12 ............... 24.2 HOW TO ADJUST THE BRAKE 3 – 14 .................. 25. REFRIGERATING SPECIFIED VEHICLE 25.1 COUNTERMEASURE FOR ANTICORROSION 3 – 15 ..........25.2 COUNTERMEASURE FOR LOW TEMPERATURE 3 –...

  • Page 7: Preface

    • Never operate the machine prior to reading and understanding this manual fully. • Read this manual repeatedly. • Please contact your local CLARK dealer in the event that this manual is missing or damaged. • Transfer this manual with the machine.

  • Page 8: Safety

    2. SAFETY Most accidents are the result of abnormal operation, inspection or maintenance. Always pay strict attention to safe operation to prevent personal injury. Please read this manual carefully prior to operation, inspection and maintenance. Note the caution nameplates provided on this machine. Following safety symbols are used.

  • Page 9: General

    3. GENERAL 3.1 DESIGNATED WORKS This fork lift truck is electric reach type. The main working purposes are as follows. • Llifting the load materials • Piling the load materials • Carrying the load materials in a short distance For details of operation, refer to “21. OPERATING AND UNLOADING”. The cautions for operation, inspection and maintenance depicted in this manual are limited to the designated works.

  • Page 10: Characteristics Of The Machine

    3. GENERAL 3.2 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MACHINE • It is possible to reduce the cost for maintenance through imporved working performance and less usage of contactors as SEM(Separately Excited Motor) type travel motor is used. • Excellent working performance by installing high-output and high-efficient motor, and geatly improved durability by installing Traveling and hydraulic motor with H type of insulating class.

  • Page 11: Driving License

    4. DRIVING LICENSE The operator must obtain the driving license for the fork lift operation according to the related regulations. 0 – 9...

  • Page 12: Name Plate

    5. NAME PLATE 5.1 LOCATION OF NAME PLATES The name plates are located on the upper part of left side on the frame. FX946 5.2 LOCATION OF MARKING PLATE Serial No. : Service center : Address : Tel No. : Serviceman in charge : Remarks 0 –...

  • Page 13: Name Plate

    5. NAME PLATE 5.3 Name plate What you should know about your forklift-truck: 1. The location of the model name. 2. The location of the serial number. 3. The description of the additional attachments (if any). Take note of the additional capacity load plate.

  • Page 15: Safety

    SAFETY EX396 WARNING Read the safety cautions carefully and observe them. Serious injury may result if not followed.

  • Page 17: Basic Precautions

    6. BASIC PRECAUTIONS OBSERVE USER’S MANUAL AND SAFETY DECAL • Please read this manual and all safety decals on this machine carefully. Abnormal operation can result in physical personnel injury or damage. • Understand the operating and maintenance methos for safety operation. •...
  • Page 18 6. BASIC PRECAUTIONS CLOTHING • Do not wear a loose clothing when you operate this machine. These items may be caught by levers or pedals, so severe injury could result. • Wear a helmet and safety shoes. • Wear other safety equipment appropriate to the job.
  • Page 19 6. BASIC PRECAUTIONS PREPARE FOR EMERGENCIES • Park the machine in a safe place and notify the supervisor when the machine has any abnormality or malfunction. • Insure a fire extinguisher is installed and know how to use it. • Always be prepared for emergencies. •...
  • Page 20 6. BASIC PRECAUTIONS ACCIDENT PREVENTION • Always keep the working area level, and remove all spilled grease, oil or other materials. • Avoid operating the machine near criffs, platforms or docks. Use safety blocks if it is unavoidable to work in that place. •...
  • Page 21 6. BASIC PRECAUTIONS REDUCTION OF ALLOWABLE LOAD FOR MACHINE WITH ATTACHMENTS • Allowable load of the machine with any attachments is reduced against the standard machine. Reason 1) Load is reduced due to attachment weight. 2) The center of gravity is moved forward due to attachment weight. •...

  • Page 22: Safety Traveling

    7. SAFETY TRAVELING Operator must read and observe the followings for safety For driving fork lift above 1 ton, the operator must trained authorized person or fork lift. For driving fork lift below 1 ton, the person who had a special training coursefor fork lift can operate the machine.
  • Page 23 7. SAFETY TRAVELING Before carrying the load, make sure that the load is on the pallet safely. FX922 Follow specified ways to put in and out the fork. Do not load unevenly. FX923 When lifting up the load, must stop traveling.
  • Page 24 7. SAFETY TRAVELING While unloading, do not stop the machine suddenly, otherwise cause overturn. Pay attention to the conditions of the ground. If the machine is tilted, do not lift up the load. Do not unload on the slope. Do not let a person be under the lifted FX926 load.
  • Page 25 7. SAFETY TRAVELING When ascending on the slope with load, drive forward slowly, when descending from the slope, drive in reverse slowly. FX929 On the contrary, when ascending on the slope without load, drive in reverse, and when descending from the slope, drive forward.

  • Page 26: How To Use The Battery And Cautions For Charging

    8. HOW TO USE THE BATTERY AND CAUTIONS FOR CHARGING Do not over discharge. If the equipment is used until it is not moving, the battery life is shortened. Charge immediately when the green lamp in the volumeter is off and the red lamp flickers.
  • Page 27 8. HOW TO USE THE BATTERY AND CAUTIONS FOR CHARGING Keep away from flammable. Around battery, never flammable (because explosive gas is generated). Avoid overcharging. Charge according instructive manual of charger. Do not disconnect the plug while charging. If you have to disconnect the plug while charging, surely push the stop button and pull out the plug body after the charging lamp is off.

  • Page 28: Cautions When Operating The Machine

    9. CAUTIONS WHEN OPERATING THE MACHINE a Do not overdischarge. b Do not lift up or push the load with the fork tip. c Do not load the fork lift over capacity limit (allowable load). d Avoid a sudden start, stop, or turn. e Do not operate the valve suddenly with the mast raised and the luggage loaded.

  • Page 29: Transpotation

    10. TRANSPOTATION When a truck can't be loaded in a container because of a high-MAST. The MAST shall be disassembled. •Disassembly method is following below. 10.1 REACH CYLINDER PIN No Part name Qty Remarks Washer Pin split FX1169 10.2 MAIN LIFT & TILT & RETURN HOSE No Part name Qty Remarks 1 Cover...

  • Page 30: Attached Position Of Safety Decals

    11. ATTACHED POSITION OF SAFETY DECALS Always keep safety decals clean, if the decals are damaged or lost, replace it. Several decals except for the followings are attached on the machine, treat them in the same way as the following one 11.1 ATTACHED POSITION OF SAFETY DECALS VIEW A FX942...

  • Page 31: Attached Position Of Safety Decals

    11. ATTACHED POSITION OF SAFETY DECALS 11.2 CONTENTS OF SAFETY DECALS 1 Safety cautions for forks FX060 2 Safety warning for hands FX059 3 Warning for safety WARNING FX943 1 – 15...
  • Page 32 11. ATTACHED POSITION OF SAFETY DECALS 4 Safety caution for battery FX944 5 Warning for the machine for refrigerating WARNING specified vehicle FX945 1 – 16...
  • Page 33 OPERATION WARNING The most important thing is safety. Concentrate on your operation only.

  • Page 35: General Locations

    12. GENERAL LOCATIONS 10 11 FX901 1. Overhead guard 12. Lift lever 2. Head light 13. Tilt lever 3. Mast 14. Reach lever 4. Lift Chain 15. Emergency lever 5. Lift cylinder 16. Travel control lever 6. Load backrest 17. LCD display panel 7.

  • Page 36: Driving And Operation

    13. DRIVING AND OPERATING 13.1 LCD DISPLAY PANEL AND CONTROLLER TRAVEL HYD STEER CHARGE Km/h Km/h FX902 1. Battery level display 8. Trouble display 2. Travel power display 9. Safety monitor 3. Hydraulic power display 10. Function selection switch 4. Regenerative braking display 11.
  • Page 37 13. DRIVING AND OPERATING 13.1.1 BATTERY LEVEL DISPLAY It displays the status of charging. When the key is ON, the status of battery level is displayed according to the charging condition. When charging is completed, all lamps light up, and according to the degree of discharging, lamps are distinguished downwards from the top.
  • Page 38 13. DRIVING AND OPERATING 13.1.4 REGENERATIVE BRAKING DISPLAY The system that increase service hour of the machine by recharging the battery with electric energy, which is produced when electric braking is applied. When the battery is recharged with the energy successfully, main display lamp lights up.
  • Page 39 13. DRIVING AND OPERATING 13.1.7 FIXED TRAVEL SPEED DISPLAY This machine has the function to travel at the fixed speed in advance. There are 5 steps, such as 3, 4, 5, 6, 7km/hr, selectable. This function is displayed by operating Function selection switch. If this function is selected, the turtle mark is displayed, correspond speed is displayed on letter information display.
  • Page 40 13. DRIVING AND OPERATING 13.1.10 FUNCTION SELECTION SWITCH 1. Mode selection switch 2. Enter switch 3. Travel speed set switch MODE ENTER 4. Hydraulic power switch 5. Travel power-up switch 6. Travel power-down switch POWER FX912 2 – 6...
  • Page 41 13. DRIVING AND OPERATING 1) Mode selection switch The switch is to shift onto the LCD screen which operator desires. mode switch usage is as follows. Each time the mode switch is pressed, the mode moves to the arrow directions as shown below. ERROR DISTANCE PARAMETER...
  • Page 42 13. DRIVING AND OPERATING (1) MODEL NAME & READY OK These characters are displayed when the machine runs in the normal condition. In case that an abnormal condition occurs while running, the trouble message appears immediately. When the trouble message is shown on the screen, immediately stop operating and solve the problem, and then run equipment again.
  • Page 43 13. DRIVING AND OPERATING (4) PARAMETER DISPLAY? This mode confirms the basic control parameters of equipment as well as input and output of each part. If pressing the Enter key at (PARAMETER DISPLAY?), it moves to the lower mode. Then, whenever press the mode switch it moves as follows: (SENSOR INPUTS [ENTER]) ®...
  • Page 44 13. DRIVING AND OPERATING 2 DIGITAL INPUTS : It shows the digital input values. 1. DRIVE DIGITAL INPUTS. It indicates the driving ON/OFF.(It contains lower modes) FORWARD : It indicates the forward ON/OFF. REVERSE : It indicates the reverse ON/OFF. iii.
  • Page 45 13. DRIVING AND OPERATING 4 SYSTEM PARAMETERS: It shows all the parameters set on the controller. 1. VEHICLE PARAMETERS : It shows the parameters set on the vehicle. VEHICLE MAX SPEED : It indicates the maximum speed of vehicle. BDI WARNING LEVERL : It indicates the warning value of battery. iii.
  • Page 46 13. DRIVING AND OPERATING 2) ENTER SWITCH This switch is to select a mode that operator desires. Refer to “1) Mode switch” for usage. 3) TRAVEL SPEED SET SWITCH The switch is to travel constantly at a preset speed, which consists of 5 levels;...
  • Page 47 13. DRIVING AND OPERATING 13.1.11 HORN BUTTON If this button is pressed, the horn will sound and then stop automatically when it released. 13.1.12 HEAD LIGHTS SWITCH When this switch is in lower part, it is OFF. If it is moved upwards, it will be 13.1.13 TURN SIGNAL SWITCH When this switch is in neutral part, it is OFF.

  • Page 48: Operating

    13. DRIVING AND OPERATING 13.2 OPERATING FX913 1. Brake pedal 5. Tilt Lever 2. Steering wheel knob 6. Reach Lever 3. Steering wheel 7. Travel Control Lever 4. Lift Lever 8. Emergency Lever 13.2.1 BRAKE PEDAL When depressing the brake pedal, brake is set and travel circuit is connected. When taking off your foot from the pedal, the pedal is returned to the original position, the brake is set and travel circuit is disconnected at the same time.
  • Page 49 13. DRIVING AND OPERATING 13.2.2 STEERING WHEEL KNOB, 13.2.3 STEERING WHEEL When operating the steering wheel, hold the steering wheel knob with your left hand (Standard machine with electric power steering) 13.2.4 LIFT LEVER When you pull this lever backward, the fork goes up and push forward, the fork goes down.

  • Page 50: Battery Charging

    14. BATTERY DHARGING 14.1 NORMAL CHARGING Note This is all about battery charger designated by CMHA. if you want to use a different charger, please refer to the operation manual of the charger which is included the charger. It depends on the discharging condition or capacity of battery, but generally it takes 8 or 10 hours continuously to charge.

  • Page 51: Equal Charging

    14. BATTERY DHARGING 7 Never pull the plug out while charging. If you want to plug out while charging, press stop button first, and then pull out the plug while holding the body. 8 When charging is completed, the lamp on the top of charging sequence display will light up.

  • Page 52: Supplementary Charging

    14. BATTERY DHARGING 14.3 SUPPLEMENTARY CHARGING If it is impossible to complete the day’s work by charging once, carry out supplementary charging during the break time. The supplementary charging method is the same with the normal charging. When you want to stop charging, push the stop button.

  • Page 53: Stationary Battery

    15 STATIONARY BATTERY Install the charger in the place that is well ventilated and covers the rain. There must be no flammable around the charger. 15.1 CHARGING METHOD (NORMAL CHARGING) The charger has an automatic charging system. The charging method is as follows. 1 Turn the key switch to OFF and pull out the battery plug.

  • Page 54: Battery Replacement

    16. BATTERY REPLACEMENT When using the machine continuously by turns, replace with the charged battery during break. Immediately charge the battery which is taken off. Conform to the following method. Battery sensor Battery 1 Disconnect the battery plug. 2 Open the battery cover and fix with the stopper.

  • Page 55: Level Of Battery Electrolyte And Teading Gravimeter

    17. LEVEL OF BATTERY ELECTROLYTE AND READING GRAVIMETER 17.1 LEVEL OF BATTERY ELECTROLYTE Check the level of electrolyte. If the level is low, replenish with distilled water. When checking the lever of electrolyte, inspect the float condition through the electrolyte cover from outside. If the float isn’t seen, replenish with distilled water. Appropriate level Appropriate...

  • Page 56: Table Of Temperature Compensation

    17. LEVEL OF BATTERY ELECTROLYTE AND READING GRAVIMETER 17.3 SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF ELECTROLYTE AND CONVERSION TABLE OF TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION Temperature °C Ex) When the scale mark is 1.250 at 5°C, it will be 1.240 (20°C). 2 – 22...

  • Page 57: Sound Information

    18. SOUND INFORMATION 18.1 SOUND LEVEL The sound pressure level (LpA) at the operator’s ear emitted by this machine is 66.7dB (A). The above measurements are obtained on a representative machine, by applying the procedures described in the standard of prEN12053. This figure can be changed as the condition of the road and tire.

  • Page 58: Check Before Working

    19. CHECK BEFORE WORKING The operator never fail to inspect the following items before the day’s working for safe operation and optimum performance of the fork lift. 19.1 CHECKING POINTS Class. Item Check contents Brake system Brake pedal Operating distance of pedal, performance of brake Steeringl Clearance of steering wheel Loose, rattle, gap...

  • Page 59: Checking Methods Before Starting Operation

    • When pressing brake pedal, check that micro switch is operated at 1.5~2cm from the floor plate. • When releasing brake pedal, check that it is operated normally. • Check mechanical conditions of brake. CER10~13 below 1.2m ····················································· CER15~18 below 1.5m ·····················································...
  • Page 60 In case of CER10-CER18, Check if you see the surface of the oil In case of CER20-CER25, Check the oil level with a deep stick.
  • Page 61 19. CHECK BEFORE WORKING 10 Operate the switches for headlight, back light and tail light (option), and turn signal light (option) in order to check that the lamp is ON and OFF. Press the horn button to check that it is sounds. 11 Checking Monitor In normal operating condition, when the key switch is ON, <System check>...

  • Page 62: Loae And Stability Of Machine

    20. LOAD AND STABILITY OF MACHINE The fork lift can be regarded as a seesaw where the front wheels act as a fulcrum upon which the counter weight load on the rear wheels is counterbalanced by the load on the forks.

  • Page 63: Stability Of Machine

    20. LOAD AND STABILITY OF MACHINE 1 Push the load so as that the load is surely loaded inside of the fork. 2 If the load is too much leaned to the Tilt front of fork even under max. load, backward unexpected force is applied to the mast fork...
  • Page 64 20. LOAD AND STABILITY OF MACHINE a Do not overdischarge b Do not lift up or pull the load with the tip end of the fork. c Do not load fork lift over capacity limit( allowable load). d Avoid a sudden start, stop, or turn, otherwise it may cause dangers. f Do not operate the valve suddenly when the mast is raised with load.

  • Page 65: Operating And Unloading

    21. OPERATING AND UNLOADING Check the safety around the machine and sit down on the operator’s seat. Reach out Tilt forward Reach in Forward Lower Tilt down backward Lift up Reverse Left turn Right turn Stop Start FX934 21.1 PREPARATION FOR STARTING a Hold the steering wheel knob lightly with your left hand and turn the start switch ON position.

  • Page 66: Loading

    21. OPERATING AND UNLOADING • You must decelerate in following cases. • When turning suddenly, or approaching the load and pallet (without load) • When approaching the place to unload (with load) • When driving a place where excessively narrow, or uneven road 21.2.2 TURNING The forklift has rear wheel steering system apart from other general vehicles.

  • Page 67: Unloading

    21. OPERATING AND UNLOADING * If the loading position is bad because the size of pallet or load is not fitted well, carry out in the following method. Control the reach operation in order to pull out the fork about 1/4 of the length and lift up again (5~10cm) to insert to the safe loading position and then lower down.
  • Page 69 INSPECTION·MAINTENANCE WARNING • When inspecting or maintaining, make sure to disconnect the battery plug.

  • Page 71: Inspection And Maintenance

    22. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE If the inspecting and maintenance is surely carried out, an accident can be prevented and the life of machine becomes long. Even if you are busy, fix the date and carry out the periodic inspection so as to increase the working ratio of machine and to reduce the maintenance cost of machine.
  • Page 72 22. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE After filling up, close the electrolyte cover completely. Be careful when filling up the electrolyte because if the electrolyte is excessively filled up, it can overflow. Lack (Float isn’t seen.) (Replenish with water) 2) How to feed distilled water a Put the container filled with distilled water on the place higher than the battery position.

  • Page 73: Measuring Specific Gravity

    22. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE d When starting to fill up distilled water, loosen the pinch cork and push the center of distilled water container with Distilled your hand several times to make water distilled water come out by syphon container action.

  • Page 74: Cleaning Battery

    22. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE 22.4 CLEANING BATTERY a To prevent the connecting part of battery and the environs from rusting, clean up with wet towel and keep those parts always dry. b The inside of the electrolyte cover can get dirty easily. Therefore, clean it with Battery neutral detergent sometimes so that it is Electrolyte...

  • Page 75: Inspection Every Month (200Hr)

    22. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE 22.5 INSPECTION EVERY MONTH (200HR) Inspect the following items addition to the items to be inspected before working. (Report the inspecting results.) If there are items to require adjusting or replacing, contact to your local dealer. Item and content Check The whole machine...
  • Page 76 22. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE Item and content Check Clearance, operation Steering wheel Steering joint Vibration, noise Gear case Volume, leakage, abnormal noise Hub bolt of drive wheel Loose Drive wheel, caster wheel, load wheel Damage, worn part Upper spring Damage Cast spring Damage Lift chain...
  • Page 77 22. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE FX935 3 – 7...

  • Page 78: Inspection Every 2 Months (400Hr)

    22. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE 22.6 INSPECTION EVERY 2 MONTHS (400 HR) Inspecting the contactor When inspecting the contact points, if there are damages, repair and replace the items according to the degree of damage. (For details, refer to “21 GUIDE TO REPLACE AND REPAIR PARTS”) 22.7 INSPECTON EVERY 3 MONTHS (600 HR) Inspect the following items addition to the items to be inspected per every month...

  • Page 79: Lubrication Chart

    23. LUBRICATION CHART 23.1 LUBRICATING POINT 3 – 9...

  • Page 80: Specified Lubrication Chart

    23.2 SPECIFIED LUBRICATION CHART • Recommened specification and oil filling capacity (Unit : liter) Ambient temperature Filling capacity Division –22 –4 104 122°F CER10-13 CER14-18 CER20-25 –30 –20 –10 40 50°C ISO VG22 ou VG15 Hydraulic 13.5 15.6 ISO VG32 ISO VG46 SAE 80W–90...
  • Page 81 24. GUIDE TO REPLACE AND REPAIR PARTS If following failures occur while using the machine, check according to the checking point. (If there are any problems, make contact to your local dealer.) When checking, surely turn off the start switch and disconnect the battery plug. Failure Checking items LCD is not turned on...
  • Page 82 24. GUIDE TO REPLACE AND REPAIR PARTS 24.1 HOW TO REPLACE THE CONTACTOR WARNING Surely disconnect the battery plug and then replace it. When replacing the whole of contactor assembly, dissemble the relevant connector and put a new contactor in the original position. The followings are how to replace the contact points of contactor.
  • Page 83 24. GUIDE TO REPLACE AND REPAIR PARTS 2) Replacing contact point of steering EPS contactor a Separate the contactor installation bolt from the contactor assembly. Screw b Pull the contact points and the coils of contactor with hands in order to separate.
  • Page 84 Lever Brake pad Adjusting bolt Adjusting spring (A) Spring CER10–25 115mm FX941 <How to adjust> a Adjust the gap between the adjusting bolt and the cam to be 1.5mm b Adjust to meet the indicated numbers in the above table by loosening the nuts for adjusting brake spring.
  • Page 85 25. REFRIGERATING SPECIFIED VEHICLE This machine is the type of refrigerating specified vehicle. Therefore, it is a counter balance battery type forklift designed and manufactured to load and unload in the refrigerator warehouse with hard condition. The refrigerating specified vehicle can be used in the refrigerator warehouse of -35°C.
  • Page 86 25. REFRIGERATING SPECIFIED VEHICLE 25.2 COUNTERMEASURE FOR LOW TEMPERATURE 1) Hydraulic oil and grease For hydraulic oil, the oil with excellent performance in low temperature is used. Therefore, use the oil in the following table when changing oil. Also, the grease which has high performance of filling in low temperature is used.
  • Page 87 SPECIFICATIONS...
  • Page 89 26. SPECIFICATIONS 26.1 DIMENSIONS FX948 The specifications are subject to change without any advance notice to improve the quality. 4 – 1...
  • Page 90 26. SPECIFICATIONS 26.2 TRUCK SPECIFICATIONS Item Unit CER10 CER13 CER14 CER15 CER18 CER20 CER25 Symbol max. load 1000 1250 1350 1500 1750 2000 2500 Load center max. lift height 3000 Free lift height Fork lifting speed 250/400 220/400 300/460 290/460 280/460 260/420 240/420...
  • Page 91 Battery capacity Weight Battery box Battery component 964 ´ 235 ´ 545 966 ´ 242 ´ 603 CER10/13 24V 400AH/ 5H 350kg 956 ´ 375 ´ 555 1066 ´ 380 ´ 603 CER14/18 48V 280AH/ 5H 480kg 1125 ´ 373 ´ 555 1141 ´...
  • Page 92 26. SPECIFICATIONS 26.4 TIGHTENING TORQUE OF EACH PART Specification per model Item Unit CER10 CER13 CER14 CER15 CER18 CER20 CER25 Driving motor kg·m 6.5~7.5 tightening bolt kg·m Driving wheel bolt 9~12 kg·m Caster wheel nut 10~13 Load wheel tightening kg·m...

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