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Still EXV-CB 12 Original Instructions Manual

Still EXV-CB 12 Original Instructions Manual (142 pages)

Counterweight pallet stacker

Brand: Still | Category: Forklifts | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Introduction

11
Safety

21
- Safety Regulations
  22
- Safety Regulations for Handling Consumables
  23
- Permissible Consumables
  23
- Oils
  23
- Hydraulic Fluid
  24
- Battery Acid
  24
- Disposal of Consumables
  25
- Emissions
  26
- Noise Emission Values
  26
- Vibration Characteristics for Vibrations to Which the Body Is Exposed
  26
- Residual Dangers, Residual Risks
  27
- Stability
  27
- Definition of Responsible Persons
  28
- Operating Company
  28
- Specialist
  28
- Drivers
  28
- Safety Tests
  30
- Regular Safety Inspection of the Truck
  30
Overviews

32
- Overview
  32
- General View of the Truck
  32
- General View of the Technical Compartment with the Separate Hydraulic Block
  33
- Operating and Display Devices
  34
- Driver's Compartment
  34
- Display-Operating Unit
  35
- Electronic Key (Option)
  36
- Markings
  38
- Labels
  38
- Serial Number
  39
Use

41
- Technical Description
  42
- List of Checks Prior to Start-Up
  44
- Starting up
  45
- Checks and Actions Prior to Commissioning
  47
- Checking the Emergency Shutdown
  47
- Checking the Brake
  47
- Checking the Anti-Crush Safety Device
  48
- Checking the Horn
  49
- Truck Operating Instructions
  50
- Using the Display-Operating Unit
  52
- Selection Buttons
  52
- Operation of the Display Unit
  52
- Driving Safety Guidelines
  56
- Driving
  57
- Defining Directions
  57
- Steering
  59
- Braking
  60
- Horn
  61
- Creep Speed Function
  61
- Drive Program
  62
- Using the Truck on a Ramp
  64
- Operating the Fleetmanager™ Option
  66
- Description of the Fleetmanager Option
  66
- Commissioning a Truck Equipped with the Fleetmanager™ Option
  67
- Fleetmanager™ Option: Colour Code for the Leds
  68
- Disconnecting a Truck Equipped with the Fleetmanager™ Option
  70
- Transporting Loads
  72
- Load Handling Safety Rules
  72
- Grabbing a Loading Unit
  72
- Transporting Pallets or Other Containers
  73
- Reading the Capacity Label
  74
- Progressive Stopping of the Carriage in the Lower Position
  75
- Lift Control Elements
  76
- Load Handling
  78
- Cold Store Usage (Optional)
  82
- Before Leaving the Truck
  84
- Handling the Battery
  85
- Battery Type
  85
- Order Picking
  85
- Opening and Closing the Battery Hood
  86
- Disconnecting/Connecting the Battery Connector
  87
- Charging the Battery Using an External Charger
  88
- Vertical Access Battery
  90
- Replacing the Side Access Battery
  90
- Handling the Truck in an Emergency
  95
- Emergency Lowering of the Mast
  95
- Truck Towing Procedure
  96
- Handling the Truck in Specific Situations
  98
- Slinging the Truck
  98
- Lifting the Truck
  99
- Transporting the Truck
  99
- Transporting the Truck in the Lift
  100
- Driving on Loading Bridges
  100
Maintenance

101
- General Maintenance Information
  102
- General
  102
- Servicing and Maintenance Personnel Training and Qualification
  103
- Battery Maintenance Staff
  103
- Maintenance Operations that Do Not Require Special Training
  103
- Ordering Spare Parts and Consumables
  103
- Safety Guidelines for Maintenance
  104
- Servicing and Maintenance Measures
  104
- Working on the Electrical Equipment
  104
- Safety Devices
  104
- Technical Data for Inspection and Maintenance
  105
- Recommended Lubricants
  106
- Accessing the Technical Compartment
  107
- 1000-Hour Service Plan
  108
- 5000-Hour Maintenance Plan
  109
- 10,000-Hour Service Plan
  109
- Chassis, Bodywork and Fittings
  110
- Cleaning the Truck
  110
- General Information on Battery Maintenance
  112
- Checking the Condition of the Forks
  113
- Transmission
  114
- Cleaning the Traction Motor Cooling Fins
  114
- Steering and Wheels
  115
- Cleaning the Pinion Gear of the Steering Geared Motor
  115
- Checking the Condition of the Wheels
  116
- Electrical Equipment
  117
- Cleaning and Blowing Air through the Electrical Components
  117
- Checking the Battery Acid Level and Electrolyte Density
  118
- Checking the Condition of the Cables, Terminals and Battery Connector
  119
- Hydraulic Systems
  120
- Checking the Hydraulic System for Leaks
  120
- Checking the Hydraulic Oil Level
  120
- Lift Mast
  122
- Cleaning and Lubricating the Chains
  122
- Adjusting the Length of the Mast Chains
  122
- Checking the Protective Screen
  123
- Storage and Decommissioning
  124
- Storage of Truck
  124
- Permanent Putting out of Commission (Destruction)
  125

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