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Still CX-T-40 Original Instructions Manual

Still CX-T-40 Original Instructions Manual (146 pages)

Electric tow tractor

Brand: Still | Category: Tractor | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Foreword

9
2 Introduction

19
- Use of the Tow Tractor
  20
- Intended Use of the Trucks
  20
- Approved Applications
  20
- Unintended Use
  20
- Place of Use
  21
- Residual Risks
  22
- Residual Dangers, Residual Risks
  22
- Special Risks Associated with Using the Truck and Attachments
  23
- Overview of Hazards and Countermeasures
  24
- Hazards to Employees
  26
3 Safety

29
- Definition of Terms Used for Responsible Persons
  30
- Operating Company
  30
- Specialist
  30
- Driver
  31
- Basic Principles for Safe Operation
  33
- Insurance Cover on Company Premises
  33
- Warning Regarding Non-Original Parts
  33
- Modifications and Retrofitting
  33
- Medical Equipment
  35
- Safety Tests
  35
- Regular Safety Inspection of the Truck
  35
- Electrical Insulation Test
  36
- Safety Regulations for Handling Consumable Materials
  37
- Permissible Consumables
  37
- Oils
  37
- Hydraulic Fluid
  38
- Battery Acid
  39
- Disposal of Consumables
  40
- Emissions
  41
- Safety Devices
  43
- Location of Safety Devices
  43
- Damage, Defects and Misuse of Safety Devices
  45
- Battery Connection Cables
  45
4 Overviews

47
- Overview
  48
- Operating Devices and Display Elements
  49
- View of Controls
  49
- Tiller
  50
- Marking Positions
  51
- Location of Plates and Labels
  51
- Labels
  52
- Chassis Frame Labelling
  54
- Data Plate
  54
- Options and Variants
  55
- Overview of Options and Models
  55
- Battery Electrolyte Level Indicator LED (Optional)
  58
5 Operation

59
- Pre-Shift-Checks
  60
- Visual Inspections
  60
- Check the Operation and Security of the Trailer Coupling
  61
- Connecting the Battery Plug (Charging Station)
  61
- Commissioning
  62
- Turning on the Truck
  62
- Entering the User Code
  63
- Starting with Fleetmanager (Optional)
  64
- Hour Meter
  64
- Battery Charge
  65
- Display of Time to Next Servicing
  65
- Operating the Horn
  66
- Check of Brake and Presence Area
  66
- Checking the Emergency Brake
  67
- Driving
  68
- Driving Safety Rules
  68
- Visibility When Driving
  68
- Before Driving
  69
- Behaviour in Emergency Situations
  70
- Different Driving Modes
  70
- Driving, Stand-On Mode
  71
- Selecting the Driving Mode
  72
- Driving, Pedestrian Mode with Cockpit, Slow Speed with Throttle
  73
- Driving, Pedestrian Mode with Traction Button
  75
- Steering
  76
- Braking
  76
- Emergency Stop Brake
  78
- Parking Brake
  78
- Automatic Shutdown
  78
- Handling Trailers
  79
- Approved Towing Applications
  79
- Coupling Trailers
  81
- Single-Position or Multi-Position Trailer Coupling
  82
- Automatically Closing Trailer Coupling
  84
- ROCKINGER Trailer Coupling
  86
- Towing a Trailer
  87
- Digicode
  88
- Digicode Control
  88
- Adding the Master Code
  89
- Deleting a Master Code
  90
- Adding a Driver's Code
  92
- Deleting a Driver's Code
  94
- Error Codes
  95
- Error Code
  96
- Handling the Truck in Specific Operating Conditions
  97
- Transport
  97
- Towing Procedure
  97
- Hoisting the Truck
  98
- Handling the Battery
  98
- Preparation
  98
- Battery Weight and Dimensions
  99
- Opening/Closing the Battery Compartment
  99
- Battery Replacement
  102
- Battery Replacement with Crane
  103
- Replacing the Battery Laterally on Battery Trolley
  103
- Servicing the Battery
  104
- Decommissioning
  104
- Leaving the Truck Unattended
  104
- Storage
  105
- Measures When Taking the Truck out of Service for a Long Period
  105
- Recommissioning after Taking out of Service
  105
6 Maintenance

107
- General Maintenance Information
  108
- General
  108
- Staff Training and Qualifications for Maintenance and Repairs
  109
- Maintenance Personnel for Batteries
  109
- Services Not Requiring Special Qualifications
  109
- Maintenance and Inspection Intervals
  110
- Ordering Spare Parts and Wear Parts
  111
- Maintenance Data Table
  112
- Safety Regulations for Maintenance
  112
- Safety Measures for Maintenance and Repair
  112
- Work on the Electrical Equipment
  112
- Safety Devices
  113
- Settings
  113
- Preparatory Tasks for Maintenance
  113
- Lifting and Jacking up the Truck
  113
- Cleaning
  115
- Clean the Truck
  115
- Maintenance as Required
  117
- Service the Wheels and Rollers
  117
- Servicing the Battery
  117
- Charging the Lead Battery
  119
- Charging the Gel Battery
  119
- Fuses
  120
- Maintenance Every 500 Hours
  123
- Other Tasks
  123
- Checking the Gearbox Oil Level
  123
- Checking the Gearbox for Leaks
  123
- Service the Electric Motors
  124
- Service the Electrical System
  126
- Service the Braking System
  127
- Annual Maintenance
  129
- Work that Must also be Carried out
  129
- Insulation Resistance Check (Earthing)
  129
- Maintenance Every 2000 Hours
  131
- Other Tasks
  131
- Checking and Cleaning the Battery
  131
- Servicing the Battery According to the Manufacturer's Instructions
  131
- Insulation Resistance Check (Earthing)
  131
- Maintenance Every 5000 Hours
  133
- Other Tasks
  133
- Servicing the Gearbox
  133
7 Technical Data

135
- Dimensions
  136
- Technical Data (VDI) CX-T
  137
- Wheels and Tyres
  139

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