Linde 116-03 - R14X, R16X, R17X, R17XHD Operating Instructions SN 01.10 and up

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Linde 116-03 – R14X, R16X, R17X, R17XHD Operating Instructions SN 01.10 and up

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Type Of Manual: Operating Instructions
Manual ID: SN 01.10 and up
Format: PDF
Size: 87.8MB
Number of Pages: 1057
Serial Number:
SN 01.10 and up

Category: Linde Operator Manual PDF

Model List:
- R14X
- R16X
- R17X
- R17XHD

1. Electric reach truckR14X03, R16X03, R17X03, R17XHD03
1.1. Table of content
1.2. Introduction and general description
1.2.1. Introduction
1.2.2. EC declaration of conformity
1.2.3. General description
1.3. Safety
1.3.1. Operator safety guidelines
1.3.2. Residual risks
1.3.3. Stability
1.3.4. In the event of tipover
1.3.5. Noise emission levels
1.3.6. Frequency characteristic for human body vibrations
1.4. Getting to know the truck
1.4.1. Location of identification plates and labels
1.4.2. Truck type.capacity plate
1.4.3. General view of truck
1.4.4. Operating controls and indicators
1.4.5. Operators display
1.4.6. Lift height indicator (LHI)
1.4.7. Magnetic fork position indicators
1.4.8. Definition of direction of travel
1.5. Operation
1.5.1. Runningin instructions
1.5.2. Preshift checks
1.5.3. The battery
1.5.4. Operator adjustments
1.5.5. Braking twin pedal
1.5.6. Braking single pedal
1.5.7. Driving twin pedal
1.5.8. Driving single pedal
1.5.9. Travelling on an incline
1.5.10. Operating the mast and attachments (with two joystick control)
1.5.11. Operating the mast and attachments (with three joystick control)
1.5.12. Operating the mast and attachments (with four joystick control)
1.5.13. Handling loads
1.5.14. Before leaving the truck
1.5.15. Steering (Option)
1.5.16. Opposite direction steering (Option)
1.5.17. Height preselector LPS (option)
1.5.18. Operator code entry (Option)
1.5.19. Data Logger (Option)
1.5.20. Truck data management LFM (Option)
1.5.21. Cold store cabin
1.5.22. Exterior lights (option)
1.6. Maintenance
1.6.1. Maintenance safety guidelines
1.6.2. Report of Thorough Examination
1.6.3. Covers and cowlings
1.6.4. Fuses
1.6.5. Emergency lower
1.6.6. Emergency steering and parking brake release
1.6.7. Slinging the truck
1.6.8. Securing for transportation
1.6.9. Jacking the truck
1.6.10. Towing procedure
1.6.11. Mast unit
1.6.12. Recommended lubricants
1.6.13. Inspection and maintenance data
1.6.14. Inspection and maintenance schedule
1.6.15. Inspection and maintenance as required
1.6.16. hr Inspection and maintenance (250 hr cold store)
1.6.17. hr Inspection and maintenance (1000 hr cold store)
1.6.18. hr Inspection and maintenance (2500 hr cold store)
1.6.19. hr Inspection and maintenance (5000 hr cold store)
1.6.20. Taking the truck out of operation
1.6.21. Decommissioning the truck
1.7. Technical data
1.7.1. Dimensions
1.7.2. Technical data 1.4 tonne capacity
1.7.3. Technical data 1.6 tonne capacity
1.7.4. Technical data 1.7 tonne capacity
1.7.5. Technical data 1.7 tonne capacity (heavy duty)
1.7.6. Battery data
1.7.7. Mast variations
2. Electric reach truckR14X03, R16X03, R17X03, R17XHD03
2.1. Table of content
2.2. Introduction
2.2.1. Your industrial truck
2.2.2. General information
2.2.3. Conformity marking
2.2.4. Declaration that reflects the content of the declaration of conformity
2.2.5. Intended use
2.2.6. Description of use and climatic conditions
2.2.7. Improper use
2.2.8. Symbols used
2.2.9. Taking delivery of the industrial truck
2.2.10. Customised options
2.2.11. Disposing of components and batteries
2.3. Safety
2.3.1. Safety guidelines
2.3.2. Handling consumables
2.3.3. Residual risks
2.3.4. Stability
2.3.5. Inclines, ramps, docks and lifts
2.3.6. In the event of tipover
2.3.7. Operating company
2.3.8. Competent person
2.3.9. Periodic safety inspection
2.4. Overview
2.4.1. Location of identification plates and labels
2.4.2. Truck type.capacity plate
2.4.3. General view of truck
2.4.4. Operating controls and indicators
2.4.5. Operators display
2.4.6. Lift height indicator (LHI)
2.4.7. Magnetic fork position indicators
2.4.8. Definition of direction of travel
2.5. Operation
2.5.1. General description
2.5.2. Runningin instructions
2.5.3. Preoperation checks
2.5.4. Drivers compartment
2.5.5. Brakes parking brake
2.5.6. Operation
2.5.7. Special equipment
2.5.8. Working with a load
2.5.9. Before leaving the truck
2.5.10. Drive batteries
2.5.11. Emergency operation
2.5.12. Loading.transporting
2.6. Service and maintenance
2.6.1. Maintenance safety guidelines
2.6.2. Recommendations for consumables
2.6.3. Inspection and maintenance data
2.6.4. Regular maintenance
2.6.5. Routine inspection and maintenance
2.6.6. Inspection and maintenance schedule
2.6.7. Inspection and maintenance as required
2.6.8. Inspection and maintenance, every 1000 hours (every 250 hours for cold store trucks)
2.6.9. Inspection and maintenance, every 2000 hours (every 1000 hours for cold store trucks)
2.6.10. Inspection and maintenance, every 5000 hours (every 2500 hours for cold store trucks)
2.6.11. Inspection and maintenance, every 10,000 hours (every 5000 hours for cold store trucks)
2.6.12. Selfhelp
2.6.13. Decommissioning
2.7. Technical data
2.7.1. Dimensions
2.7.2. Technical data 1.4 tonne capacity
2.7.3. Technical data 1.6 tonne capacity
2.7.4. Technical data 1.7 tonne capacity
2.7.5. Technical data 1.7 tonne capacity (heavy duty)
2.7.6. Mast variations
2.7.7. Battery data
2.7.8. Noise emission levels
2.7.9. Frequency characteristic for human body vibrations
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