Additional Information - Linde 1131-02 Series Original Instructions Manual

Do not operate the truck on loose or greasy
surfaces.
Do not drive on uneven or obstructed surfa-
ces.
Never park the truck in a place that may ob-
struct fire extinguishers, fire escapes or aisles.
Do not dismount from the truck while it is mov-
ing.
Do not leave the truck unattended when the
load is raised.
Never leave the vehicle unattended on a
ramp.
When driving, do not place any part of your
body outside the confines of the truck, lean on
the edge of the truck or attempt to jump onto
another truck or object.
Do not use the forks or any other part of the
truck to push, pull or support items, unless the
design permits this.
Operating steps
Adjust your driving style based on the condi-
tions of the route, especially in hazardous
work areas and when transferring loads.
Always look in the direction of travel.
Look out for pedestrians, to prevent the possi-
bility of them becoming trapped between the
truck and fixed obstacles.
Always sound the horn when approaching
blind spots.
The truck and attachments must only be used
for authorised applications.
Follow the instructions in the user manual
when transporting loads.

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Damage and defects
Any damage or other defects found on the in-
dustrial truck or its attachments must immedi-
ately be reported to a supervisor.The industrial
truck and attachments that present operating
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On a ramp: Ensure that the truck has sufficient
ground clearance to avoid striking the surface
of the ramp. • Fully raise the load to avoid
striking the surface of the ramp.
Drive a loaded truck forward when going up-
hill.
Drive a loaded truck in reverse when going
downhill.
When raising a spreader, ensure that there is
enough clearance.
When working near overhead power lines, ob-
serve the safety distances set by the compe-
tent authorities.
Only travel on surfaces that can withstand the
combined weight of the truck and load.
Before leaving the operator's driving position,
turn off the ignition and make sure you have
applied the parking brake.
When driving, maintain a safe stopping dis-
tance from any vehicle or pedestrians in front
of you.
Drivers should move off, brake, turn and re-
verse smoothly. Avoid sudden stops, sharp
turns and overtaking at dangerous or blind
spots.
Ensure that there is adequate ventilation when
using the truck in enclosed or partially en-
closed areas.
Summary
A safe, competent operator is one who takes
pride in the way they operate their truck, re-
spects the goods they handle and follows the
correct operating procedures. They never
take risks.
hazards can only be used after proper mainte-
nance has been carried out.
Do not remove safety devices and switches or
render them unusable.Do not alter specific
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