Linde 1411-01 - HT100, HT120, HT140, HT150, HT160 Operating Instructions

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Linde 1411-01 – HT100, HT120, HT140, HT150, HT160 Operating Instructions

$20.00

Type Of Manual: Operating Instructions
Format: PDF
Size: 122.9MB
Number of Pages: 778

Category: Linde Operator Manual PDF

Model List:
- HT100
- HT120
- HT140
- HT150
- HT160

1. series Forklift TruckModels HT100Ds HT180Ds
1.1. Table of content
1.2. Introduction
1.2.1. Scope
1.2.2. Obligations of the Equipment Owner
1.2.3. Operator Responsibilities
1.2.4. Proper use
1.2.5. Hazard messages
1.3. Safety
1.3.1. Before Operation
1.3.2. Operator Daily Checklist
1.3.3. Operating position
1.3.4. Pedestrians
1.3.5. Travel
1.3.6. Lifting and Lowering
1.3.7. Inclines, Ramps, Docks, Elevators
1.3.8. Avoiding Falls and Tipovers
1.3.9. Suspended Loads
1.3.10. Parking
1.3.11. Safety During Maintenance
1.3.12. Operator Warning Decals
1.4. Overview
1.4.1. Technical Description
1.4.2. General view of Truck
1.4.3. Controls
1.4.4. Switch panel
1.4.5. Display Unit
1.4.6. Decal and Data Plate Location Interior
1.4.7. Decal and Data Plate Location Exterior
1.4.8. Data Plate
1.4.9. Definition of directions
1.5. Operation
1.5.1. Unloading and Preparing a New Truck for Operation
1.5.2. Initial Maintenance Interval
1.5.3. Filling Fuel and Diesel Exhaust Fluid
1.5.4. Standard equipment
1.5.5. Optional equipment
1.5.6. Loading.transportation
1.6. Maintenance
1.6.1. Personnel Qualifications
1.6.2. Cleaning
1.6.3. Operator Inspection and Maintenance
1.6.4. Routine Lubrication and Inspection
1.6.5. Scheduled Maintenance
1.6.6. Fluids and Lubricants
1.6.7. Troubleshooting
1.6.8. Taking the truck out of service
1.7. Technical data
1.7.1. Truck dimensions
1.7.2. Specifications (24inch load center models)
1.7.3. Specifications (48inch load center models)
1.7.4. Mast Heights
1.7.5. Frequency characteristic for human body vibrations
1.7.6. Noise emission data
2. Forklift Truck Perkins Tier 3HT100Ds HT180DsPerkins_E70TA
2.1. Table of content
2.2. Introduction
2.2.1. Your Linde truck
2.2.2. Intended use
2.2.3. Improper use
2.2.4. Additional information
2.2.5. Description of use and climatic conditions
2.2.6. Symbols used
2.2.7. Technical Description
2.2.8. Engine registration
2.2.9. Legal requirements for marketing
2.3. Safety
2.3.1. Safety guidelines
2.3.2. Residual risks
2.3.3. Stability
2.3.4. In the case of tipover
2.3.5. Handling consumables
2.3.6. Periodic safety inspection
2.3.7. Competent person
2.3.8. Do not operate with guards removed
2.3.9. Malfunctions
2.3.10. EMC Electromagnetic compatibility
2.4. Overview
2.4.1. General view of Truck
2.4.2. Name Plates
2.4.3. Controls
2.4.4. Switch panel
2.5. Operation
2.5.1. Wheel removal drive axle
2.5.2. Wheel refitting drive axle
2.5.3. Examples of restraining devices
2.5.4. Service plan before initial commissioning
2.5.5. Preshift checks
2.5.6. Regular maintenance
2.5.7. Standard equipment
2.5.8. Optional equipment
2.5.9. Working with a load
2.5.10. Loading.transportation
2.6. Maintenance
2.6.1. General remarks
2.6.2. Service plan
2.6.3. Engine
2.6.4. Transmission
2.6.5. Chassis bodywork and fittings
2.6.6. Chassis frame
2.6.7. Controls
2.6.8. Electrics
2.6.9. Hydraulics
2.6.10. Load lift system
2.6.11. Troubleshooting
2.6.12. Taking the truck out of service
2.7. Technical data
2.7.1. Truck dimensions
2.7.2. Overview of type sheets 600 mm load centre
2.7.3. Overview of type sheets 1200 mm load centre
3. Forklift truck Tier 4HT100Ds HT180Ds
3.1. Table of content
3.2. Introduction
3.2.1. Your Linde truck
3.2.2. Intended use
3.2.3. Improper use
3.2.4. Additional information
3.2.5. Description of use and climatic conditions
3.2.6. Symbols used
3.2.7. Technical Description
3.2.8. Engine registration
3.2.9. Legal requirements for marketing
3.3. Safety
3.3.1. Safety guidelines
3.3.2. Residual risks
3.3.3. Stability
3.3.4. In the case of tipover
3.3.5. Handling consumables
3.3.6. Periodic safety inspection
3.3.7. Competent person
3.3.8. Do not operate with guards removed
3.3.9. Malfunctions
3.3.10. EMC Electromagnetic compatibility
3.4. Overview
3.4.1. General view of Truck
3.4.2. Name Plates
3.4.3. Controls
3.4.4. Switch panel
3.4.5. Display unit
3.5. Operation
3.5.1. Service plan before initial commissioning
3.5.2. Preshift checks
3.5.3. Regular maintenance
3.5.4. Standard equipment
3.5.5. Optional equipment
3.5.6. Coil boom
3.5.7. Cold Climate Options
3.5.8. Lift height programmable function
3.5.9. Central lubrication system steer.mast.tilt
3.5.10. Working with a load
3.5.11. Loading.transporting
3.6. Maintenance
3.6.1. General maintenance
3.6.2. Maintenance schedule
3.6.3. Engine
3.6.4. Transmission
3.6.5. Chassis, bodywork and fittings
3.6.6. Chassis
3.6.7. Controls
3.6.8. Electrical system
3.6.9. Hydraulics
3.6.10. Load lifting system
3.6.11. Remedy
3.6.12. Decommissioning the truck
3.7. Technical data
3.7.1. Truck dimensions
3.7.2. Overview of type sheets 600 mm load centre
3.7.3. Overview of type sheets 1200 mm load centre
3.7.4. Frequency characteristic for human body vibrations
3.7.5. Noise emission data

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