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Still R 08-20 Original Instructions Manual

Still R 08-20 Original Instructions Manual (246 pages)

Platform tractors and tow tractors

Brand: Still | Category: Tractor | Size: 13 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
1 Foreword

11
- Your Industrial Truck
  12
- General
  12
- CE Labelling
  12
- Information about the Documentation
  13
- Scope of the Documentation
  13
- Information Symbols Used
  15
- Issue Date and Topicality
  16
- Copyright and Trademark Rights
  16
- Explanation of the Cross-References
  16
- Environmental Considerations
  16
- Packaging
  16
- Disposing of Components and Batteries
  17
2 Introduction

19
- Use of the Truck
  20
- Intended Purpose
  20
- Inadmissible Use
  21
- Parking in Temperatures below -10°C
  21
- Place of Use
  21
- Residual Risk
  22
- Residual Dangers, Residual Risks
  22
- Danger to Employees
  23
- Overview of Hazards and Countermeasures
  24
- Special Risks Associated with Using the Truck and Attachments
  27
3 Safety

29
- Definition of Responsible Persons
  30
- Driver
  30
- Operating Company
  31
- Specialist
  31
- Basic Principles for Safe Operation
  32
- Tyres
  32
- Non-Original Parts
  33
- Gas Spring and Accumulator
  33
- Drivers with Medical Devices
  34
- Modifications and Retrofitting
  34
- Insurance Cover on Company Premises
  35
- Damage, Defects and Misuse of Safety Systems
  36
- Safety Tests
  36
- Periodic Safety Inspection of the Industrial Truck
  36
- Insulation Testing
  37
- Safety Regulations for Handling Consumables
  38
- Permissible Consumables
  38
- Battery
  38
- Oils
  40
- Lubricants
  41
- Hydraulic Fluid
  41
- Substances that Are Damaging to Health
  42
- Disposal of Consumables
  43
- Emissions
  43
4 Overviews

45
- Your Truck
  46
- Information
  46
- Truck Variants
  49
- Truck View
  50
- Platform Version
  50
- Tow Tractor Version
  51
- Operating and Display Elements
  52
- View of the Driver's Compartment
  52
- Display Unit
  53
- Switch Panel
  54
- Labelling Points
  55
- Data Plates and Adhesive Labels
  55
- Identification Plate
  56
- Equipment
  57
- Standard Equipment and Variants
  57
5 Operation

59
- Checks and Tasks to be Carried out Prior to Commissioning
  60
- Visual Inspections
  60
- Before Beginning Your Shift
  62
- Checking Tyre Pressures
  63
- Adjusting the Steering Column
  63
- Checking the Condition of the Wheels and Tyres
  64
- Adjusting the MSG 65/MSG 75 Driver's Seat
  64
- Top up the Screen Wash Reservoir
  68
- Commissioning
  69
- Connecting the Battery
  69
- Switching on the Truck with the Key Switch
  69
- Switching on the Truck with the Driver Code
  70
- Checking the Operating Devices and Their Function
  71
- Checking the Battery Charge Status
  72
- Checking the Emergency off Switch
  72
- Checking the Foot Brake
  73
- Checking the Parking Brake
  73
- Checking the Electric Brake
  75
- Checking the Interlock Switch
  76
- Fastening and Releasing the Seat Belt (Variant)
  77
- Checking the Manual Tow Coupling (Variant)
  78
- Checking the Automatic Tow Coupling (Variant)
  79
- Checking the Remotely Unlockable Tow Coupling (Variant)
  80
- Drive Mode
  80
- Roadways
  80
- Safety Guidelines
  81
- Switching on the Truck with the Key Switch
  83
- Stopping the Truck with the Service Brake
  84
- Switching on the Truck with the Driver Code
  85
- Operating the Horn
  86
- Running the Truck in
  87
- Selecting the Drive Programme
  87
- Starting Drive Mode
  88
- Accelerating the Truck
  89
- Applying the Parking Brake
  89
- Driving the Truck in Reverse
  90
- Parking and Switching off the Truck
  91
- Battery
  92
- Providing Access to Maintenance Points
  92
- Battery Cables
  100
- Charging the Battery
  101
- Changing the Battery Using a Crane
  103
- Transporting and Setting down the Battery
  105
- Charging the Battery with the Side Battery Connector
  105
- Equalising Charge to Prevent a Deep Discharge of the Battery
  108
- Replacing the Battery Using a Hand Pallet Truck (Variant for Platform Tractors)
  110
- Lighting
  112
- Switching the Road Lights on and off
  112
- Switching the Direction Indicators on and off
  113
- Turning the Hazard Warning System on and off
  114
- Switching the Interior Illumination on and off
  115
- Switching the Fog Lamp (Variant) on and off
  115
- Switching the Rotating Beacon (Variant) on and off
  116
- Switching the Working Spotlights (Variant) on and off
  116
- STILL Safetylight (Variant)
  117
- Display Unit
  117
- Warning Indicator
  117
- Speedometer Indicator
  118
- Overheating Indicator
  118
- Hour Meter
  119
- Slow Speed Indicator
  119
- Distance Indicator
  120
- Drive Direction Indicator
  120
- Parking Brake Indicator
  121
- Display Plain Text Messages
  121
- Hydraulic Oil Warning Indicator
  122
- Battery Discharge Indicator
  122
- Warning Indicator for the Interlock
  123
- Display Unit Screen
  123
- Warning Display for Brake Fluid
  124
- Maximum Speed Warning Indicator
  124
- Trailer and Load
  125
- Towing Guidelines
  125
- Loading a Platform
  126
- Loading Trailers
  126
- Towing Trailers
  127
- Operating the Manual Coupling
  128
- Actuating Reverse Inching (Variant)
  131
- Opening and Closing the Side Panel
  132
- Operating the Automatic Coupling
  138
- Operating the Remotely Unlockable Coupling
  140
- Auxiliary Equipment
  142
- Driver Code Keypad
  142
- Switching the Heating System on and off
  143
- Logging the Driver Code in and out
  144
- Fleetmanager - Logging in and Logging off
  148
- Switching the Seat Heater (Variant) on and off
  149
- Switching the Diesel Auxiliary-Heating System (Variant) on and off
  149
- Switching the Rear Window Wiper/Washer on and off
  153
- Switching the Front Windscreen Wiper/Washer on and off
  153
  - Special Operating Situations
    155
  - Securing the Truck for Transportation
    155
  - Towing the Truck
    157
  - Crane Loading the Truck
    160
  - Decommissioning
    162
  - Taking the Truck out of Operation
    162
  - Decommissioning the Truck
    162
6 Maintenance

163
- Safety Regulations for Maintenance
  164
- Personnel Qualifications
  164
- Safety Guidelines
  165
- Set Values
  166
- Safety Devices
  166
- Working on the Electrical Equipment
  166
- Working on the Hydraulic Equipment
  167
- Working in Potentially Explosive Areas
  167
- General Maintenance Information
  168
- Ordering Spare Parts and Wearing Parts
  168
- Inspection and Maintenance Data
  169
- Recommended Lubricants
  170
- Cleaning
  170
- Preparing the Truck for Cleaning
  170
- Cleaning the Truck
  171
- Providing Access to Maintenance Points
  175
- Servicing
  184
- Fuses
  184
- Check the Braking System
  186
- Checking the Suspension Shock Absorbers
  187
- Changing the Brake Fluid
  187
- Checking the Steering Fluid Level
  188
- Checking the Brake Fluid Level
  189
- Checking the Auxiliary Heating System (Variant)
  190
- Checking the Diesel Auxiliary Heater Filter
  191
- Changing the Steering Fluid and Filter
  192
- Lubricating the Steering Linkage Bearings
  193
- Checking Operating Devices and Functions
  194
- Checking the Steering Linkage for Wear
  194
- Special Removal Tool
  195
- Removing and Installing the Front Wheels
  196
- Removing and Installing the Drive Wheels
  199
- Replacing the Gearbox Breather Filter
  201
- Check Security of the Wheel Bolts
  201
- Checking Battery and Battery Cable Status
  202
- Filling the Tank for the Diesel Auxiliary Heater
  203
- Lubricating the Axle Stub Bearing of the Steering System
  204
- Checking and Lubricating Latches and Hinges
  204
- Checking Steering Fluid Hoses for Damage
  205
- Replacing the Breather Filter for the Steering Fluid Tank
  205
- Checking the Battery Acid Level and Specific Gravity
  206
- Checking the Condition and Safety of the Electrical Connections and Cables
  207
- Maintenance Intervals
  208
- Routine Inspection and Maintenance
  208
- Maintenance Instructions
  209
- Maintenance - 50 Hours
  210
- Maintenance - 1000 Hours/Year
  211
- Maintenance - 2000 Hours/Every 2 Years
  213
- Maintenance - 5000 Hours/Every 3 Years
  215
7 Technical Data

217

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