Linde 1152-01 - T16L EX Operating Instructions

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Linde 1152-01 – T16L EX Operating Instructions

$20.00

Type Of Manual: Operating Instructions
Format: PDF
Size: 31.8MB
Number of Pages: 290

Category: Linde Operator Manual PDF

Model List:
- T16L EX

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4. Pallet truckT16 L Ex
4.1. Table of content
4.2. Introduction
4.2.1. Your industrial truck
4.2.2. Intended use
4.2.3. Impermissible use
4.2.4. Basic information on explosion protection
4.2.5. Description of use and climatic conditions
4.2.6. Symbols used
4.2.7. Technical description
4.2.8. Drive
4.2.9. Steering
4.2.10. Hydraulic system
4.2.11. Operation
4.2.12. Braking system
4.2.13. Load lift system
4.2.14. Chassis frame
4.2.15. Electrical system
4.2.16. Temperature monitoring
4.2.17. Receiving the industrial truck
4.2.18. Legal requirements for placing on the market
4.3. Safety
4.3.1. Safety regulations
4.3.2. Residual risks
4.3.3. Stability
4.3.4. Handling consumables
4.3.5. Qualified person
4.3.6. Periodic safety inspection
4.4. Overview
4.4.1. Adhesive labels
4.4.2. Nameplate
4.4.3. Truck overview
4.4.4. Engine compartment
4.4.5. Operating devices
4.4.6. Charging indicator
4.4.7. Digicode option (LFM Go)
4.4.8. LFM AccessLFM Basic option
4.5. Operation
4.5.1. Service plan before initial commissioning
4.5.2. Preshift checks
4.5.3. Regular maintenance
4.5.4. Instructions for runningin
4.5.5. Switching the industrial truck on and off
4.5.6. Driving
4.5.7. Forwards travel
4.5.8. Reverse travel
4.5.9. Changing the drive direction
4.5.10. Creep speed
4.5.11. Steering
4.5.12. Impact button
4.5.13. Brake system
4.5.14. Horn
4.5.15. Emergency off switch
4.5.16. Working with a load
4.5.16.1. Controls for lifting and lowering
4.5.16.2. Picking up loads stored at height
4.5.16.3. Picking up a load from the ground
4.5.16.4. Driving with load
4.5.16.5. Capacity
4.5.16.6. Using the industrial truck on a gradient
4.5.17. Loading.transporting
4.5.17.1. Lifting and towing the truck
4.5.17.2. Transport
4.5.18. Leaving the industrial truck
4.5.18.1. Parking the industrial truck securely
4.6. Service work
4.6.1. General information
4.6.2. Inspection and maintenance data
4.6.3. Recommendations for consumables
4.6.4. Inspection and maintenance overview
4.6.4.1. Maintenance schedule
4.6.4.2. Additional service plan for explosion protection
4.6.5. Preparatory tasks
4.6.5.1. Cleaning the industrial truck
4.6.5.2. Reading out the error memory
4.6.6. Gearbox
4.6.6.1. Wheel gear
4.6.7. Chassis, bodywork and fittings
4.6.7.1. Checking and lubricating the bearing points and joints
4.6.7.2. Other cleaning and greasing
4.6.8. Chassis frame
4.6.8.1. Tightening the wheel fastenings
4.6.8.2. Checking the wheels for wear and damage
4.6.8.3. Adjusting the support rollers
4.6.8.4. Checking the brake system
4.6.9. Operating devices
4.6.9.1. Checking the horn for correct function
4.6.10. Electrical enclosure
4.6.10.1. Checking the battery charge status
4.6.10.2. Charging the battery
4.6.10.3. Replacing the battery
4.6.10.4. Checking the condition and secure attachment of the electric cables, cable connectors, cable connections andexplosionproof screw joints
4.6.11. Hydraulics
4.6.11.1. Servicing the hydraulic system
4.6.12. Load lift system
4.6.12.1. Checking the antispark protection on the fork arms for wear
4.6.13. Troubleshooting
4.6.13.1. Checking the Proplan safety unit (PSU)
4.6.13.2. Fuse
4.6.13.3. Diagnostic connector
4.6.13.4. Shutting down
4.6.13.5. Disposal of old trucks
4.6.13.6. Malfunctions during operation
4.7. Technical data
4.7.1. Type sheet T16 EX L
4.7.2. Noise emission values
5. Pallet truckT16 L Ex2G
5.1. Table of content
5.2. Introduction
5.2.1. Your industrial truck
5.2.2. CE labelling
5.2.3. Legal requirements for marketing
5.2.4. Intended use
5.2.5. Impermissible use
5.2.6. Symbols used
5.2.7. Basic information on explosion protection
5.2.8. Receiving the industrial truck
5.2.9. Disposing of components and batteries
5.3. Safety
5.3.1. Explosion protection safety guidelines
5.3.2. Protective equipment for explosion protection
5.3.3. Handling consumables
5.3.4. Residual risks
5.3.5. Stability
5.3.6. Competent person
5.3.7. Regular testing
5.4. Overview
5.4.1. Identification plates.adhesive labels
5.4.2. Truck overview
5.4.3. Display elements
5.4.4. Operating devices
5.4.5. Battery charge indicator
5.5. Operation
5.5.1. Technical description
5.5.1.1. Technical description
5.5.1.2. Drive
5.5.1.3. Steering
5.5.1.4. Hydraulic system
5.5.1.5. Operation
5.5.1.6. Brake system
5.5.1.7. Load lift system
5.5.1.8. Chassis frame
5.5.1.9. Electrical system
5.5.1.10. Insulation monitoring
5.5.1.11. Temperature monitoring
5.5.2. Service plan before initial commissioning
5.5.3. Instructions for runningin
5.5.4. Preshift checks
5.5.4.1. Overview
5.5.5. Regular maintenance
5.5.6. Switching the warehouse truck on and off
5.5.7. Driving
5.5.8. Forwards travel
5.5.9. Reverse travel
5.5.10. Changing the drive direction
5.5.11. Steering
5.5.12. Impact button
5.5.13. Brake system
5.5.14. Horn
5.5.15. Emergency off switch
5.5.16. Working with a load
5.5.16.1. Controls for lifting and lowering
5.5.16.2. Picking up loads stored at height
5.5.16.3. Picking up a load from the ground
5.5.16.4. Driving with load
5.5.16.5. Capacity
5.5.16.6. Using the industrial truck on a gradient
5.5.17. Leaving the truck
5.5.17.1. Parking the industrial truck securely
5.5.18. Loading.transporting
5.5.18.1. Slinging the truck
5.5.19. Lifting the truck
5.6. Service and maintenance
5.6.1. Safety information regarding servicing work
5.6.2. Inspection and maintenance data
5.6.3. Recommendations for consumables
5.6.4. Service plan
5.6.4.1. Maintenance schedule
5.6.4.2. Additional service plan for explosion protection
5.6.5. Preparatory tasks
5.6.5.1. Cleaning the industrial truck
5.6.5.2. Reading out the error memory
5.6.6. Wheel gear
5.6.7. Chassis, bodywork and fittings
5.6.7.1. Checking the pressuretight housings
5.6.7.2. Checking and lubricating the bearing points and joints
5.6.7.3. Other cleaning and greasing
5.6.8. Chassis frame
5.6.8.1. Tightening the wheel fastenings
5.6.8.2. Checking the wheels for wear and damage
5.6.8.3. Checking the leak resistance of the wheels
5.6.8.4. Adjusting the support rollers
5.6.8.5. Checking the brake system
5.6.9. Checking the horn for correct function
5.6.10. Electrical enclosure
5.6.10.1. Checking the battery charge status
5.6.10.2. Connecting the battery to an external battery charger
5.6.10.3. Battery replacement
5.6.10.4. Checking the electric cables, cable connectors, cable connections and screw joints
5.6.11. Service work on the hydraulic system
5.6.12. Load lift system
5.6.12.1. Checking the antispark protection on the fork arms for wear
5.6.12.2. Specific mast maintenance
5.6.13. Troubleshooting
5.6.13.1. Fuses
5.6.13.2. Diagnostic connector
5.6.13.3. Decommissioning the industrial truck
5.6.13.4. Disposal of old trucks
5.6.13.5. Malfunctions during operation
5.7. Technical data
5.7.1. Type sheet T16 EX L
5.7.2. Noise emission values

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