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SYMBOL IDENTIFICATION BBH-X-XX-XX-XX-XXX # of Roller Beds Width of Each Roller Bed (in) SG – Stand Guided FG – Floor Guided SS – Single Roller Bed DS – Double Roller Bed Voltage (V) Symbol Identification Chart Refer to accompanying Hazardous Fumes documentation Do not operate without all guards Crush Hazard –...
LABELS Danger, Warning, Caution Labels DANGER! CAUTION! Only certified operators should attempt to lift/carry loads with this Use care when entering or exiting unit. Keep the area under load clear the operator control station. Do when operating the unit. not attempt to enter or exit the control station when the machine Hazardous Fumes.
CONTROL CONSOLE Control Console The Battery Bull is operated using one 4-position Battery Bull roller bed height alignment procedure: Joystick (Number 4, page 6) to control the position of • Push the green Start Button (Number 2, page the bridge/magnet, one (or two) 2-position Joystick 6) to activate the machine.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Operating Instructions DANGER! CAUTION! Only certified operators should attempt to lift/carry loads with this Use care when entering or exiting unit. Keep the area under load clear the operator control station. Do when operating the unit. not attempt to enter or exit the control station when the machine Hazardous Fumes.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Operating Instructions (cont.) 5. Locate the Forward/Reverse Joystick (Number 7 , 16. Use the Bridge/Magnet Joystick page 6). Move the Joystick Forward/Reverse and to slowly pull the battery from the drive the Battery Bull alongside the Lift Truck so Charging Stand until the leading edge of that the center line of the selected Roller Bed is the battery is approximately 2"...
MAINTENANCE General Maintenance Summary Check Bridge and Roller Bed chain tension First 20 Hours Check lift posts for gouging and build-up @ First 100 Hours Clean magnet face Daily Check joystick handles for loose linkage bolts on console Weekly Check entire hydraulic system for leaks Weekly Wipe down entire unit with mild detergent (non abrasive) to remove any 3 months...
MAINTENANCE Wheel Maintenance Maintenance Points # Service Points Lubricant Intervals (hours) Bearing 4 Bolt Flange Rotanium Blue Grease Check Wheel wear 1500 ATTENTION: Replace wheel if the diameter is 5 1/2" (140 mm) or less; the wheel face is 2 3/4" (70 mm) or less.
MAINTENANCE Electromagnet Maintenance ATTENTION: • Electromagnets require very little maintenance • The pulling capacity is greatly reduced when to provide a long useful life. Daily use of a the face of the magnet is dirty. Use care when shop towel with Varsol to wipe the magnet handling the magnet so as not to nick or mark face free of debris, grease, oil, or other foreign the pulling surface.
LIFTING CYLINDERS Lifting Cylinders Bleeding Procedure If any of the lift cylinders are spongy (ie. They turn and pull the Lift Up lever to SLOWLY lift the pop up after being fully lowered) there is air in Roller Bed until it reaches its maximum height. the hydraulic system.
MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST Regular Maintenance Checklist Repairs Required Inspection Performed Repairs Performed Completed Date 1. Visual inspection of unit for damage or missing parts. 2. Remove front guard panels, bridge lids and console lid. 3. Check for hydraulic leaks. 4. Check hydraulic oil level &...
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MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST Regular Maintenance Checklist (cont.) Raise Roller Bed (cont.) Inspection Performed Repairs Performed Completed Date 15. Check roller bed drive assembly for damage, wear and alignment. 16. Check rollers and bearings for wear and damage. Lubricate every 750 hours. 17 .
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MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST Regular Maintenance Checklist (cont.) Repairs Required Inspection Performed Repairs Performed Completed Date 29. Check electrical control box and console for damage and security. 30. 30) Replace front guard panels, bridge lids, and console lid. 31. Visually inspect that all fasteners are in place and secure.
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