Linde 372-03 - L14, L14AP, L16, L16AP, L28AP Operating Instructions SN W4X372A00001 and up

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Linde 372-03 – L14, L14AP, L16, L16AP, L28AP Operating Instructions SN W4X372A00001 and up

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Type Of Manual: Operating Instructions
Manual ID: SN W4X372A00001 and up
Format: PDF
Size: 42.1MB
Number of Pages: 432
Serial Number:
SN W4X372A00001 and up

Category: Linde Operator Manual PDF

Model List:
- L14
- L14AP
- L16
- L16AP
- L28AP

1. EnerSys.Hawker Batteries
2. MIDAC Batteries
3. Pallet stackers372_L14, 372_L14AP, 372_L16, 372_L16AP
3.1. Table of content
3.2. Introduction
3.2.1. Your truck
3.2.2. Impermissible use
3.2.3. Description of use and climatic conditions
3.2.4. Specific use of the equipment
3.2.5. Symbols used
3.2.6. Legal requirements for placing on the market
3.2.7. Technical description
3.3. Safety
3.3.1. Residual risks
3.3.2. Stability
3.3.3. Operation of industrial trucks in plant area
3.3.4. Competent person
3.3.5. Safety regulations
3.3.6. Driving regulations
3.3.7. Handling consumables
3.3.8. Periodic general checks on the trucks
3.4. General views
3.4.1. Labels
3.4.2. Identification label
3.4.3. General view, L14L16
3.4.4. General view, L14 APL16 AP
3.4.5. L14L16 . L14APL16AP controls
3.4.6. Hour meter.Battery discharge indicator combination (ILDB)
3.5.1. Checks before first use
3.5.2. Daily checks before use
3.5.3. Checking the working environment
3.5.4. General information on batteries
3.5.5. Using the charger
3.5.6. Adjusting the onboard charger
3.5.7. Driving, L14L16, without platform
3.5.7.1. Operating instructions
3.5.7.2. Identification of the direction of travel
3.5.7.3. Startup
3.5.7.4. Forward travel.reverse travel
3.5.7.5. Reversing direction of travel
3.5.7.6. Steering
3.5.7.7. Safety reverser
3.5.7.8. Emergency stop button
3.5.7.9. Use of the truck on a slope
3.5.8. Driving, L14APL16AP, with platform
3.5.8.1. Operating instructions
3.5.8.2. Identification of the direction of travel
3.5.8.3. Startup
3.5.8.4. Pedestrian driving
3.5.8.5. Rideon driving
3.5.8.6. Forward travel.reverse travel
3.5.8.7. Reversing direction of travel
3.5.8.8. Steering
3.5.8.9. Emergency stop button
3.5.8.10. Using the truck on a slope
3.5.9. Braking system, horn
3.5.10. Cold store usage (optional)
3.5.11. Use of the mast
3.5.12. Reading the capacity rating plate
3.5.13. Working with loads
3.5.14. Slinging, lifting and towing the mast
3.5.15. Storage of truck
3.6. Maintenance
3.6.1. General information
3.6.2. Calendar of testing and maintenance operations
3.6.3. Technical inspection and maintenance characteristics
3.6.4. Recommended lubricants
3.6.5. Maintenance plan as required
3.6.5.1. Cleaning the truck
3.6.5.2. Cleaning the battery and its compartment
3.6.5.3. Opening the front hood (L14L16 without platform)
3.6.5.4. Removing flexible hood providing access to the tiller joint (L14L16 without platform)
3.6.5.5. Opening the front hood (L14L16 with platform)
3.6.5.6. Battery for side removal
3.6.5.7. Battery with vertical access
3.6.5.8. Opening the sideaccess battery cover
3.6.5.9. Opening the verticalaccess battery cover
3.6.5.10. Checking the fuses
3.6.6. Inspection and maintenance overview
3.6.6.1. h Service plan
3.6.6.2. hour service plan
3.6.6.3. hour service plan
3.6.7. Traction motor
3.6.7.1. Cleaning the traction motor cooling fins
3.6.8. Steering . braking . wheels
3.6.8.1. Blowcleaning and checking the steering motor brushes
3.6.8.2. Cleaning the pinion gear of the steering geared motor
3.6.8.3. Checking the condition and tightness of wheels
3.6.8.4. Adjusting the height of the stabiliser wheel
3.6.8.5. Checking and adjusting (if necessary) the air gap on the electromagnetic brake
3.6.9. Electrical equipment
3.6.9.1. Cleaning and blowing the electrical panel
3.6.9.2. Checking the tightness of power cables
3.6.9.3. Checking the electrolyte level and topping up with water
3.6.9.4. Checking the condition of cables, terminals and battery connector
3.6.9.5. Spring condition and lubrication of the locking handle for the sideaccess battery cover
3.6.9.6. Checking the onboard charger
3.6.10. Hydraulic circuits
3.6.10.1. Blowcleaning and checking the pump motor brushes
3.6.10.2. Checking the hydraulic system for leaks
3.6.10.3. Hydraulic oil level check
3.6.10.4. Draining the hydraulic oil
3.6.10.5. Replacing the pressure filter
3.6.11. Lift mast
3.6.11.1. Specific mast maintenance
3.6.12. Lifting system
3.6.12.1. Checking and adjusting the initial lift guide shoes
3.6.12.2. Checking the various joints
3.6.12.3. Checking the side stop fixings in the battery compartment
3.7. Technical datasheet
3.7.1. L14.L16 datasheet
3.7.2. L14AP.L16AP datasheet
3.7.3. Noise emission values
3.7.4. Vibration characteristic values for bodily vibrations
3.8. Diagrams
3.8.1. Circuit diagrams
3.8.1.1. Power
3.8.1.2. L14L16 control with Initial Lift
3.8.1.3. L14L16 control without Initial Lift
3.8.1.4. L14L16 AP control with initial lift
3.8.1.5. L14L16 AP control without Initial Lift
3.8.2. Hydraulics diagrams
3.8.2.1. Proportional control . Without Initial Lift (from number W4X 372A00001)
3.8.2.2. Proportional control . Initial Lift (from number W4X 372A00001)
3.8.2.3. Proportional control . Without Initial Lift . Booster option (from number W4X 372A00001)
3.8.2.4. Proportional control . With Initial Lift . Booster Option (from number W4X 372A00001)
4. TAB Batteries

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