Cobra Tugger that may be required by local laws and/or industry standards. Proper instruction and training of all users must be ensured prior to any contact with the battery system. For service, contact your sales representative or call: EnerSys EMEA EnerSys World Headquarters EH Europe GmbH 2366 Bernville Road Baarerstrasse 18...
SYMBOL IDENTIFICATION H-CBTE-24-24-FM Compartment Width (in) DC Voltage (V) FM-Front Mount/SM-Side Mount Symbol Identification Chart Refer to accompanying Refer to Manual documentation Do not operate without all guards Crush Hazard – Keep Hands Clear and covers in place Entanglement Hazard – From Pinch Point Hazard chain, gear, or pulley Crush Hazard From Falling Load...
LABELS Danger, Warning, Caution Labels DANGER! CAUTION! Only certified operators should To reduce the risk of collision, attempt to lift/carry loads with this ensure the unit is positioned for unit. Keep the area under load clear optimal visibility. when operating the unit. Do not attempt to pull loads over Use care when transporting a load 2,500 lbs.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Operating Instructions Description: Safety shoes, safety glasses, and The Cobra Tugger is a manually propelled, protective clothing are mandatory in electrically powered battery changer that is Battery Rooms. Be sure to wear designed for low-volume applications and them at all times. Rubber gloves, small to medium-sized batteries, such as rubber aprons, and full face shields those found in reach trucks, order pickers,...
EXTRACTION Extraction from the Lift Truck 1. Position the Cobra Tugger in front 3. Raise the Battery Tugger using the of the battery compartment and forklift controls until the rollers support lower the unit so the front rollers are the weight of the battery, and continue approximately 1.27 cm below the to pull the battery into the Tugger.
MAINTENANCE Electromagnet Maintenance Electromagnets require very little maintenance to The pulling capacity is greatly reduced when the provide a long useful life. Daily use of a shop towel face of the magnet is dirty. Use care when handling to wipe the magnet face free of debris, grease, oil, the magnet so as not to nick or mar the pulling or other foreign matter will ensure years of service surface.
MAINTENANCE Cobra Tugger Drive Mechanism Maintenance Item Grease Points # Points Lubricant Part Number Drive Chain TEF-LUBE 2000 Monthly Bearing ‘Rotanium’ Blue Grease 2 Months ATTENTION: • Check monthly and tighten any bolts that have become loose. • Check drive chain tension. There should be no more than 1/2"...
MAINTENANCE Slider Strip Maintenance The three (3) slider strips (Number 1) on the floor of If the slider strips are heavily worn, replace them. the Cobra Tugger will require regular maintenance To do this, remove the front slider stop (Number to provide long and useful service (weekly).
Regular Maintenance Checklist Repairs Required Inspection Performed Repairs Performed Completed Date 1. Visual inspection of the unit for damaged or missing parts. 2. Remove the console lid and chain guards. 3. Check all electrical connections for security. 4. Check power drive mounting and sprocket for security.
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