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Still RX60-25/600 Original Instructions Manual (470 pages)

Electric trucks

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

Table of Contents
5
Foreword
15
Your Truck
16
Description of the Truck
16
General
18
CE Labelling
19
EC Declaration of Conformity in Accordance with Machinery Directive
20
Accessories
21
Labelling Points
22
Nameplate
24
Production Number
24
Stvzo (Road Traffic Licensing Regulations) Information
25
Nameplate of a Lithium-Ion Battery
25
Using the Truck
25
Commissioning
25
Proper Usage
26
Proper Use During Towing
26
Impermissible Use
27
Place of Use
27
Parking in Temperatures below -10°C
28
Using Working Platforms
29
Information about the Documentation
30
Documentation Scope
30
Supplementary Documentation
31
Issue Date and Topicality of the Operating Instructions
32
Copyright and Trademark Rights
32
Explanation of Information Symbols Used
32
List of Abbreviations
33
Definition of Directions
35
Schematic Views
35
Environmental Considerations
37
Packaging
37
Disposal of Components and Batteries
37
Safety
39
Definition of Responsible Persons
40
Operating Company
40
Specialist
40
Drivers
41
Basic Principles for Safe Operation
43
Insurance Cover on Company Premises
43
Special Features When Using Lithium-Ion Batteries (Variant)
44
Changes and Retrofitting
47
Changes to the Overhead Guard and Roof Loads
49
Warning Regarding Non-Original Parts
50
Damage, Defects and Misuse of Safety Systems
50
Tyres
51
Medical Equipment
52
Exercise Caution When Handling Gas Springs and Accumulators
53
Length of the Fork Arms
53
Residual Risk
55
Residual Dangers, Residual Risks
55
Special Risks Associated with Using the Truck and Attachments
56
Overview of Hazards and Countermeasures
58
Danger to Employees
61
Safety Tests
62
Regular Safety Inspection of the Truck
62
Insulation Testing
62
Safety Regulations for Handling Consumables
64
Permissible Consumables
64
Oils
64
Hydraulic Fluid
65
Battery Acid
66
Disposal of Consumables
67
Emissions
68
Overviews
71
General View
72
General View of Driver's Compartment
74
Shelves and Cup Holders
75
Operating Devices and Display Elements
76
Display Operating Unit
76
Lithium-Ion Battery Display
77
Operating Devices for Hydraulic and Traction Functions
78
Multi-Lever
79
Double Mini-Lever
80
Three-Way Mini-Lever
81
Four-Way Mini-Lever
82
Joystick 4Plus
83
Fingertip
84
Mini Console
85
Operation
87
Checks and Tasks before Daily Use
88
Visual Inspections and Function Checking
88
Climbing in and out of the Truck
91
Adjusting the MSG 65/MSG 75 Driver's Seat
92
Seat Belt
96
Adjusting the Armrest
99
Adjusting the Steering Column
100
Unlocking the Emergency off Switch
101
Operating the Signal Horn
102
Driver's Cab
103
Checking the Brake System for Correct Function
104
Checking the Steering System for Correct Function
107
Checking the Emergency off Function
108
Checking the Vertical Lift Mast Position (Variant) for Correct Function
109
Zero Adjustment of the Load Measurement (Variant)
109
Switching on
111
Switching on the Key Switch
111
Access Authorisation with PIN Code (Variant)
113
Display-Operating Unit
123
Indicators
123
Adjusting the Displays
125
Symbols in the Display
127
Setting the Date or Time
132
Resetting the Daily Kilometres and Daily Operating Hours
132
Setting the Language
133
Softkeys for Operating Various Equipment Variants
133
Blue-Q Efficiency Mode
135
Functional Description
135
Switching off Additional Consumers
136
Switching Efficiency Mode Blue-Q on and off
136
Configuring Blue-Q Efficiency Mode
137
Driving
139
Safety Regulations When Driving
139
Roadways
141
Setting the Drive Programme
144
Selecting the Drive Direction
145
Actuating the Drive Direction Switch, Multiple-Lever Version
146
Actuating the Drive Direction Switch, Mini-Lever Version
146
Actuating the Vertical Rocker Switch for the "Drive Direction", Joystick 4Plus Version
147
Actuate the Drive Direction Switch, Fingertip Version
147
Actuating the Drive Direction Switch, Mini-Console Version
148
Starting Drive Mode
148
Starting Drive Mode, Dual-Pedal Version (Variant)
150
Operating the Service Brake
153
Parking Brake
154
Actuating the Mechanical Parking Brake
154
Actuate the Electric Parking Brake
156
Malfunctions in the Electric Parking Brake
162
Steering
169
Reducing Speed When Turning (Curve Speed Control)
170
Reducing Speed with a Raised Load (Variant)
171
Parking
172
Parking the Truck Securely and Switching It off
172
Wheel Chock (Variant)
173
Lifting
174
Lifting System Variants
174
Types of Lift Mast
174
Lifting System Operating Devices
175
Multi-Lever Lifting System
177
Controlling the Lifting System Using a Double Mini-Lever
178
Controlling the Lifting System Using a Triple Mini-Lever
179
Controlling the Lifting System Using a Quadruple Mini-Lever
180
Controlling the Lifting System Using the Joystick 4Plus
181
Controlling the Lifting System with the Fingertip Console
183
Changing the Fork Arms
184
Fork Extension (Variant)
186
Operation with Reversible Fork Arms (Variant)
188
Malfunctions During Lifting Mode
189
Hydraulic Blocking Function
190
Automatic Lift Cut out (Variant)
191
Lift Mast Vertical Position (Variant)
192
Handling Loads
197
Safety Regulations When Handing Loads
197
Before Taking up Load
198
Load Measurement (Variant)
199
Picking up Loads
202
Danger Area
203
Transporting Pallets
204
Transporting Suspended Loads
204
Load Pick up
205
Transporting Loads
209
Setting down Loads
210
Driving on Ascending and Descending Gradients
212
Driving on Lifts
213
Driving on Loading Bridges
214
Attachments
215
Fitting Attachments
215
Releasing the Pressure from the Hydraulic System
217
General Instructions for Controlling Attachments
221
Controlling Attachments Using Multi-Lever Operation
223
Operating Attachments Using Multi-Lever Controls and the 5Th Function
224
Controlling Attachments Using a Double Mini-Lever
226
Controlling Attachments Using the Double Mini-Lever and the 5Th Function
228
Controlling Attachments Using a Triple Mini-Lever
230
Controlling Attachments Using the Triple Mini-Lever and the 5Th Function
232
Controlling Attachments Using a Quadruple Mini-Lever
234
Controlling Attachments Using the Quadruple Mini-Lever and the 5Th Function
236
Controlling Attachments Using the Joystick 4Plus
238
Controlling Attachments with Joystick 4Plus and the 5Th Function
240
Controlling the Attachments with Fingertip
242
Controlling Attachments with Fingertip and the 5Th Function
243
Clamp Locking Mechanism (Variant)
245
Taking up a Load Using Attachments
249
Auxiliary Equipment
250
Switching the Lighting on and off
250
Switching the Working Spotlight for Reverse Travel on and off
251
Switching the Rotating Beacon on and off
251
Switching the Hazard Warning System on and off
252
Switching the Turn Indicators on and off
252
Switching the Double Working Spotlights on and off
255
STILL Safetylight (Variant)
257
Operating the Windscreen Wiper/Washer
258
Filling the Washer System
258
Fleetmanager (Variant)
259
Shock Recognition (Variant)
259
Driver Restraint Systems (Variants)
259
Ceiling Sensor (Variant)
260
Cab
266
Opening the Cab Door
266
Closing the Cab Door
267
Opening the Side Windows
267
Closing the Side Windows
267
Operating the Interior Lighting
268
Operating the Rear Window Heating
269
Radio (Variant)
269
Heating System (Variant)
270
Push-Up Roof Window (Variant)
272
Clipboard (Variant)
273
Trailer Operation
274
Towed Load
274
Coupling Pin in the Counterweight
275
Automatic Tow Coupling
277
Towing Trailers
285
Cold Store Application
287
Display Messages
290
Display Content
290
Error Code Table
290
General Messages
295
Drive-Specific Messages
304
Procedure in Emergencies
308
Emergency Shutdown
308
Procedure if Truck Tips over
309
Emergency Hammer
310
Emergency Lowering
310
Emergency Operation of the Electric Parking Brake
312
Towing
313
Connecting and Disconnecting the Battery Male Connector
316
Connecting the Battery Male Connector
316
Disconnecting the Battery Male Connector
317
Handling the Lead-Acid Battery
318
Safety Regulations for Handling the Battery
318
Maintaining the Battery
321
Checking the Battery Condition, Acid Level and Acid Density
323
Checking the Battery Charge Status
324
Charging the Battery
324
Charging the Battery with the Battery Charging Flap
327
Equalising Charging to Preserve the Battery Capacity
331
Handling the Lithium-Ion Battery
334
Safety Regulations for Handling the Lithium-Ion Battery
334
Lithium-Ion Batteries "GGS Li-Ion 80 V" 24.1 Kwh and 60 Kwh
337
Display Messages on the Display-Operating Unit
338
Regulations for Storing Lithium-Ion Batteries
338
Checking the Battery Charge Status
341
Charging the Battery
344
Replacing and Transporting the Battery
346
General Information on Replacing the Battery
346
Changing to a Different Battery Type
347
Converting to Lithium-Ion Batteries
347
Opening/Closing the Battery Cover
349
Special Notes for Installing the Lithium-Ion Battery
352
Replacing the Battery Using Forklift Truck or Pallet Truck
352
Replacing the Battery Using a Change Frame (Variant)
355
Replacing the Battery with the Hydraulic Battery Carrier
359
Transporting the Lead-Acid Battery by Crane
367
Transporting the Lithium-Ion Battery by Crane
368
Cleaning the Truck
369
Cleaning the Electrical System
371
Cleaning Load Chains
371
Cleaning the Windows
372
After Cleaning
372
Transporting the Truck
374
Transport
374
Crane Loading
376
Decommissioning
380
Decommissioning and Storing the Truck
380
Returning to Service after Decommissioning
382
Maintenance
385
Safety Regulations for Maintenance
386
General Information
386
Working on the Hydraulic Equipment
386
Working on the Electrical Equipment
386
Safety Devices
387
Set Values
387
Lifting and Jacking up
387
Working at the Front of the Truck
388
General Maintenance Information
390
Personnel Qualifications
390
Information for Carrying out Maintenance
390
Maintenance - 1000 Hours/Annually
393
Maintenance - 3000 Hours/Every Two Years
397
Ordering Spare Parts and Wearing Parts
397
Quality and Quantity of the Required Operating Materials
397
Lubrication Plan
398
Maintenance Data Table
400
Providing Access to Maintenance Points
403
Removing and Installing the Valve Cover
403
Opening the Fuse Box
403
Preserving Operational Readiness
405
Lubricating the Joints and Controls
405
Checking the Battery Interlock and Battery Cover
405
Maintaining the Seat Belt
407
Checking the Driver's Seat
408
Maintaining Wheels and Tyres
409
Servicing the Steering Axle
411
Checking the Battery
413
Checking the Fuses
413
Replacing Fuses
415
Checking the Hydraulic Oil Level
417
Checking the Hydraulic System for Leak Tightness
418
Lubricating the Lift Mast and Roller Track
419
Greasing the Automatic Tow Coupling
419
Preserving Operational Readiness for Cold Store Application
422
Replacing the Heater Filter Mat
422
1000-Hour Maintenance/Yearly Maintenance
425
Other Tasks
425
Checking the Cable Connections
425
Checking the Hydraulic Oil Level of the Hydraulic Battery Carrier
425
Lubricating the Slide Elements
427
Oiling the Catch Rails
427
Checking the Lift Cylinders and Connections for Leaks
429
Checking Fork Arms
430
Checking the Reversible Fork Arms
430
Checking the Double Pedal
431
Checking the Battery Changeover Frame
431
Technical Data
433
Dimensions
434
VDI Datasheet for RX60-25 and RX60-25/600
436
VDI Datasheet for RX60-25L and RX60-25L/600
440
VDI Datasheet for RX60-30 and RX60-35
444
VDI Datasheet for RX60-30L and RX60-30L/600
448
Ergonomic Dimensions
452
Information about the Lead-Acid Battery
453
Information about the Lithium-Ion Battery
455
Fuse Assignment
456
Fuse Assignment Standard Equipment
456
Fuse Assignment Equipment Variants
457

Still RX60-25/600 Original Instructions Manual (416 pages)

Electric forklift truck

Brand: Still | Category: Forklifts | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 Foreword

13
- Your Truck
  14
- General
  14
- CE Labelling
  14
- EC Declaration of Conformity in Accordance with Machinery Directive
  15
- Accessories
  16
- Information about the Documentation
  17
- Documentation Scope
  17
- Issue Date and Topicality of the Operating Instructions
  18
- Copyright and Trademark Rights
  18
- Explanation of Information Symbols Used
  18
- List of Abbreviations
  19
- Deﬁnition of Directions
  21
- Schematic Views
  21
- Environmental Considerations
  23
- Packaging
  23
- Disposal of Components and Batteries
  23
2 Introduction

25
- Using the Truck
  26
- Proper Usage
  26
- Proper Use During Towing
  26
- Impermissible Use
  26
- Place of Use
  27
- Parking in Temperatures below -10°C
  28
- Using Working Platforms
  28
- Residual Risk
  29
- Residual Dangers, Residual Risks
  29
- Special Risks Associated with Using the Truck and Attachments
  30
- Overview of Hazards and Countermeasures
  32
- Danger to Employees
  35
3 Safety

37
- Deﬁnition of Responsible Persons
  38
- Operating Company
  38
- Specialist
  38
- Drivers
  39
- Basic Principles for Safe Operation
  41
- Insurance Cover on Company Premises
  41
- Changes and Retroﬁtting
  41
- Changes to the Overhead Guard and Roof Loads
  44
- Warning Regarding Non-Original Parts
  44
- Damage, Defects and Misuse of Safety Systems
  45
- Tyres
  45
- Medical Equipment
  46
- Exercise Caution When Handling Gas Springs and Accumulators
  47
- Length of the Fork Arms
  47
- Safety Tests
  49
- Regular Safety Inspection of the Truck
  49
- Insulation Testing
  49
- Safety Regulations for Handling Consumables
  51
- Permissible Consumables
  51
- Oils
  51
- Hydraulic Fluid
  52
- Battery Acid
  53
- Disposal of Consumables
  54
- Emissions
  55
4 Overviews

59
- General View
  60
- General View of Driver's Compartment
  62
- Operating Devices and Display Elements
  64
- Display Operating Unit
  64
- Operating Devices for Hydraulic and Traction Functions
  66
- Multi-Lever
  67
- Double Mini-Lever
  68
- Three-Way Mini-Lever
  69
- Four-Way Mini-Lever
  70
- Joystick 4Plus
  71
- Fingertip
  72
- Mini Console
  73
- Identiﬁcation Points
  74
- Overview
  74
- Nameplate
  76
- Production Number
  77
- Stvzo (Road TrafﬁC Licensing Regulations) Information
  77
5 Operation

79
- Checks and Tasks to be Carried out Prior to Commissioning
  80
- Visual Inspections
  80
- Filling the Washer System
  82
- Checking the Condition of the Wheels and Tyres
  83
- Adjusting the MSG 65/MSG 75 Driver's Seat
  84
- Adjusting the Armrest
  88
- Adjusting the Steering Column
  89
- Commissioning
  90
- Climbing in and out of the Truck
  90
- Connecting the Battery Male Connector
  92
- Shelves and Cup Holders
  92
- Unlocking the Emergency off Switch
  93
- Switching on the Key Switch
  93
- Access Authorisation with PIN Code (Variant)
  96
- Operating the Signal Horn
  106
- Seat Belt
  107
- Driver's Cab
  110
- Checking the Brake System for Correct Function
  110
- Checking the Steering System for Correct Function
  111
- Checking the Emergency off Function
  112
- Zero Adjustment of the Load Measurement (Variant)
  112
- Checking the Vertical Lift Mast Position (Variant) for Correct Function
  114
- Traction
  115
- Safety Regulations When Driving
  115
- Roadways
  117
- Setting the Drive Programme
  120
- Reducing Speed with a Raised Load (Variant)
  121
- Selecting the Drive Direction
  121
- Actuating the Drive Direction Switch, Multiple-Lever Version
  122
- Actuating the Drive Direction Switch, Mini-Lever Version
  123
- Actuating the Vertical Rocker Switch for the "Drive Direction", Joystick 4Plus Version
  123
- Actuate the Drive Direction Switch, Fingertip Version
  124
- Actuating the Drive Direction Switch, Mini-Console Version
  124
- Starting Drive Mode
  124
- Starting Drive Mode, Dual-Pedal Version (Variant)
  127
- Operating the Service Brake
  129
- Parking Brake
  130
- Actuating the Mechanical Parking Brake
  130
- Actuate the Electric Parking Brake
  132
- Steering
  139
- Reducing Speed When Turning (Curve Speed Control)
  140
- Lifting
  141
- Lifting System Variants
  141
- Automatic Lift Cut out (Variant)
  141
- Lift Mast Vertical Position (Variant)
  142
- Types of Lift Mast
  146
- Malfunctions During Lifting Mode
  148
- Lifting System Operating Devices
  149
- Hydraulic Blocking Function
  150
- Multi-Lever Lifting System
  151
- Controlling the Lifting System Using a Double Mini-Lever
  152
- Controlling the Lifting System Using a Triple Mini-Lever
  153
- Controlling the Lifting System Using a Quadruple Mini-Lever
  154
- Controlling the Lifting System Using the Joystick 4Plus
  155
- Controlling the Lifting System with the Fingertip Console
  157
- Changing the Fork Arms
  158
- Fork Extension (Variant)
  160
- Operation with Reversible Fork Arms (Variant)
  162
- Handling Loads
  164
- Safety Regulations When Handing Loads
  164
- Before Taking up Load
  165
- Load Measurement (Variant)
  166
- Picking up Loads
  169
- Danger Area
  170
- Transporting Pallets
  171
- Transporting Suspended Loads
  171
- Load Pick up
  172
- Transporting Loads
  176
- Setting down Loads
  177
- Driving on Ascending and Descending Slopes
  179
- Driving on Lifts
  179
- Driving on Loading Bridges
  181
- Working with Attachments
  182
- Fitting Attachments
  182
- Releasing the Pressure from the Hydraulic System
  184
- General Instructions for Controlling Attachments
  186
- Controlling Attachments Using Multi-Lever Operation
  188
- Controlling Attachments Using Multi-Lever Operation and the 5Th Function
  189
- Controlling Attachments Using a Double Mini-Lever
  191
- Controlling Attachments Using the Double Mini-Lever and the 5Th Function
  193
- Controlling Attachments Using a Triple Mini-Lever
  195
  - Controlling Attachments Using the Three-Way Mini-Lever and the 5Th Function
    197
  - Controlling Attachments Using a Quadruple Mini-Lever
    199
  - Controlling Attachments Using the Four-Way Mini-Lever and the 5Th Function
    201
  - Controlling Attachments Via the Joystick 4Plus
    203
  - Controlling Attachments Using the Joystick 4Plus and the 5Th Function
    204
  - Controlling the Attachments with Fingertip
    205
  - Controlling Attachments with Fingertip and the 5Th Function
    206
  - Clamp Locking Mechanism (Variant)
    208
  - Taking up a Load Using Attachments
    211
  - Operating Auxiliary Equipment
    212
  - Switching the Lighting on and off
    212
  - Switching the Rotating Beacon on and off
    213
  - Switching the Hazard Warning System on and off
    213
  - Switching Direction Indicators on and off
    214
  - Switching the Double Working Spotlights on and off
    216
  - Operating the Windscreen Wiper/Washer
    218
  - Fleetmanager (Variant)
    218
  - Accident Recorder (Variant)
    219
  - Driver Restraint Systems (Variants)
    219
  - Cab Operation
    220
  - Opening the Cab Door
    220
  - Closing the Cab Door
    221
  - Opening the Side Windows
    221
  - Closing the Side Windows
    221
  - Operating the Interior Lighting
    222
  - Operating the Rear Window Heating
    223
  - Radio (Variant)
    223
  - Heating System (Variant)
    224
  - Push-Up Roof Window (Variant)
    227
  - Clipboard (Variant)
    227
  - Trailer Operation
    228
  - Towed Load
    228
  - Coupling Pin in the Counterweight
    229
  - Automatic Tow Coupling
    231
  - Towing Trailers
    239
  - Use in Cold Stores
    241
  - Operating the Display and Operating Unit
    244
  - Indicators
    244
  - Adjusting the Displays
    247
  - Symbols in the Display
    247
  - Setting the Date or Time
    252
- Resetting the Daily Kilometres and Daily Operating Hours
  252
- Setting the Language
  253
- Soft Key Button for Operating Various Equipment Variants
  253
- Blue-Q Efﬁciency Mode
  255
- Functional Description
  255
- Effects on Additional Consumers
  255
- Switching Efﬁciency Mode Blue-Q on and off
  256
- Conﬁguring Blue-Q Efﬁciency Mode
  257
- Display Messages
  259
- Display Content
  259
- Error Code Table
  259
- General Messages
  262
- Drive-SpeciﬁC Messages
  271
- Operating in Special Operating Situations
  274
- Transport
  274
- Towing
  277
- Crane Loading
  279
- Procedure in Emergencies
  282
- Emergency Shutdown
  282
- Procedure if Truck Tips over
  284
- Emergency Hammer
  285
- Emergency Lowering
  285
- Emergency Operation of the Electric Parking Brake
  287
- Handling the Battery
  289
- Safety Regulations When Handling the Battery
  289
- Opening/Closing the Battery Cover
  292
- Disconnecting the Battery Male Connector
  295
- Maintaining the Battery
  296
- Checking the Battery Condition, Acid Level and Acid Density
  298
- Checking the Battery Charge Status
  299
- Charging the Battery
  299
- Equalising Charge to Prevent a Deep Discharge of the Battery
  302
- Changing to a Different Battery Type
  304
- General Information on Replacing the Battery
  304
- Replacing the Battery Using Forklift Truck or Pallet Truck
  305
- Battery Transport with Crane
  308
- Replacing the Battery Using a Change Frame (Variant)
  308
- Replacing the Battery with the Hydraulic Battery Carrier
  313
- Charging the Battery with the Battery Charging Flap
  320
  - Decommissioning
    325
  - Parking the Truck Securely and Switching It off
    325
  - Wheel Chock (Variant)
    327
  - Shutting down and Storing the Truck
    327
  - Recommissioning after Storage
    329
  - Cleaning
    331
  - Cleaning the Truck
    331
  - Cleaning the Electrical System
    333
  - Cleaning Load Chains
    334
  - Cleaning the Windows
    335
  - After Washing
    335
6 Maintenance

337
- General Maintenance Information
  338
- Personnel Qualiﬁcations
  338
- Information for Carrying out Maintenance
  338
- Maintenance - 1000 Hours/Annually
  341
- Maintenance - 3000 Hours/Every Two Years
  345
- Ordering Spare Parts and Wearing Parts
  345
- Quality and Quantity of the Required Operating Materials
  345
- Lubrication Plan
  346
- Maintenance Data Table
  348
- Safety Regulations for Maintenance
  351
- General Information
  351
- Working on the Hydraulic Equipment
  351
- Working on the Electrical Equipment
  351
- Safety Devices
  352
- Set Values
  352
- Lifting and Jacking up
  352
- Working at the Front of the Truck
  353
- Providing Access to Maintenance Points
  355
- Removing/Installing the Valve Cover
  355
- Servicing
  356
- Lubricating the Joints and Controls
  356
- Checking the Battery Interlock and Battery Cover
  356
- Maintaining the Seat Belt
  358
- Checking the Driver's Seat
  359
- Maintaining Wheels and Tyres
  360
- Servicing the Steering Axle
  362
- Checking the Battery
  364
- Checking the Fuses
  364
- Replacing Fuses
  366
- Checking the Hydraulic Oil Level
  368
- Checking the Hydraulic System for Leaks
  369
- Lubricating the Lift Mast and Roller Track
  370
- Greasing the Automatic Tow Coupling
  370
- Maintenance for Trucks Used in Cold Stores
  373
- Maintaining the Heater
  373
- 1000-Hour Maintenance/Annual Maintenance
  375
- Other Tasks
  375
- Checking the Cable Connections
  375
- Checking the Function of the Battery Cover Sensor
  375
- Checking the Hydraulic Oil Level of the Hydraulic Battery Carrier
  376
- Lubricating the Slide Elements
  378
- Oiling the Catch Rails
  378
- Checking the Lift Cylinders and Connections for Leaks
  380
- Checking Fork Arms
  381
- Checking the Reversible Fork Arms
  381
- Checking the Double Pedal
  382
- Checking the Battery Changeover Frame
  382
7 Technical Data

383
- Dimensions
  384
- VDI Datasheet for RX60-25 and RX60-25/600
  386
- VDI Datasheet for RX60-25L and RX60-25L/600
  390
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