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Komatsu FB25-12, FB30-12 Forklift Truck Operation and Maintenance Manual PEN01847-00

$20.00

Type Of Manual: Operation and Maintenance Manual
Manual ID: PEN01847-00
Format: PDF
Size: 9.6MB
Number of Pages: 219

Category: Komatsu Operation and Maintenance Manual PDF

Model List:
- FB25-12 Forklift Truck
- FB30-12 Forklift Truck

1. COVER
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1. ABOUT THIS MANUAL
2.2. FOR YOUR SAFETY
2.2.1. SIGNAL WORDS
2.2.2. SAFETY INDICATORS
2.3. APPLICABLE MODEL AND SERIAL NO.
2.4. GENERAL VIEW OF LIFT TRUCK
2.4.1. APPLICATION OF LIFT TRUCK
2.4.2. DIRECTION OF LIFT TRUCK
2.5. UNITS OF MEASURE
2.6. QUALIFICATIONS FOR OPERATION
2.7. RUNNING IN NEW LIFT TRUCK
2.7.1. RUNNING IN NEW LIFT TRUCK
2.7.2. MAINTENANCE FOR NEW LIFT TRUCK
2.8. WARRANTY AND SERVICE
2.8.1. PERIODICAL EXCHANGE PARTS
2.8.2. USE OF GENUINE KOMATSU PARTS AND OILS
2.9. NECESSARY INFORMATION OF LIFT TRUCK
2.9.1. MEMORANDUM (TO BE FILLED BY KOMATSU DISTRIBUTOR)
2.9.2. MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER PLATE LOCATION
2.10. Table of contents
3. SAFETY
3.1. SAFETY LABELS
3.1.1. SAFETY LABEL LOCATION CHART
3.1.2. SAFETY LABELS
3.2. FIRE PREVENTION
3.2.1. BATTERY FIRE PREVENTION
3.2.2. FIRE PREVENTION DURING CHARGING
3.2.3. FIRE PREVENTION CAUSED BY OIL AND GREASE
3.2.4. FIRE PREVENTION CAUSED BY OIL LEAKAGE
3.2.5. FIRE PREVENTION CAUSED BY DEPOSITED OR ADHERED FLAMMABLE SUBSTANCES
3.2.6. FIRE PREVENTION FROM ELECTRICAL WIRING
3.2.7. FIRE PREVENTION COMING FROM PIPING
3.2.8. CLEAN
3.2.9. ACTION IF FIRE OCCURS
3.3. BASIC PRECAUTIONS
3.3.1. FOLLOW RULES
3.3.2. NEVER OPERATE THE BROKENDOWN LIFT TRUCK
3.3.3. WEAR ADEQUATE CLOTHES AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT FOR OPERATION
3.3.4. FIRE EXTINGUISHER AND FIRST AID KIT
3.3.5. CAUTIONS FOR SAFETYRELATED EQUIPMENT
3.3.6. PRACTICE SUFFICIENTLY BEFORE OPERATION
3.3.7. JUMPING ON AND OFF FROM THE LIFT TRUCK IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED
3.3.8. KEEP THE OPERATORS COMPARTMENT AND PLATFORM CLEAN AND TIDY
3.3.9. CAUTION WHEN WASHING LIFT TRUCK
3.3.10. TO AVOID BURN INJURY
3.3.11. FIRE PREVENTION
3.3.12. IF A FIRE BREAKS OUT
3.3.13. DO NOT MODIFY THE LIFT TRUCK
3.3.14. DO NOT REMOVE THE OVERHEAD GUARD AND LOAD BACKREST
3.3.15. SECURE SAFETY AT THE WORKING AREA
3.3.16. ASBESTOS CAUTION
3.3.17. WINDOW WASHER CAUTION
3.4. STARTUP INSPECTION
3.5. TRAVELING
3.5.1. PREPARATION BEFORE TRAVELING THE LIFT TRUCK
3.5.2. WHILE TRAVELING THE LIFT TRUCK
3.5.3. STOPPING AND PARKING
3.5.4. TOWING
3.6. LOAD HANDLING OPERATION
3.7. PRECAUTIONS FOR INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
3.7.1. ALWAYS PERFORM THE CHECKS BEFORE STARTING
3.7.2. PUT UP A WARNING SIGN DURING INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
3.7.3. KEEP THE WORKING AREA CLEAN AND TIDY
3.7.4. PRECAUTIONS BEFORE INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
3.7.5. KEEP UNAUTHORIZED PEOPLE OFF
3.7.6. USE OF RIGHT TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
3.7.7. CAUTIONS WHEN WORKING UNDER WORK EQUIPMENT
3.7.8. AVOID GETTING CAUGHT UP BY THE MAST OR FALLING OFF
3.7.9. BE CAREFUL OF HIGH PRESSURE OIL
3.7.10. BEWARE OF ROTATING COOLING FAN
3.7.11. CAUTIONS FOR USING COMPRESSED AIR FOR CLEANING
3.7.12. CAUTIONS WHEN REPLACING THE SEAT
3.7.13. REMOVE BATTERY PLUG
3.7.14. CAUTION FOR HANDLING BATTERY
3.7.15. CAUTION WHEN HANDLING TIRES
3.7.16. CAUTION IN WASTE DISPOSAL
3.7.17. CAUTION AFTER INSPECTION AND REPAIR
3.7.18. PERIODIC REPLACEMENT OF SAFETY CRITICAL PARTS
3.8. HOISTING AND TRANSPORTING THE LIFT TRUCK
3.8.1. CAUTION WHEN HOISTING THE LIFT TRUCK
3.8.2. CAUTIONS FOR LOADING AND UNLOADING THE LIFT TRUCK
3.9. STRUCTURE AND STABILITY OF THE LIFT TRUCK (TO PREVENT LIFT TRUCK FROM TIPPING)
3.9.1. LONGITUDINAL STABILITY
3.9.2. CENTER OF GRAVITY OF A LOAD
3.9.3. COMBINED CENTER OF GRAVITY AND STABILITY ON THE LOADED LIFT TRUCK
3.9.4. ALLOWABLE LOAD
3.9.5. SERIAL NO. PLATE AND LOAD TABLE
3.9.6. INTRODUCTION OF OPTIONAL SAFETY DEVICE
4. OPERATION
4.1. GENERAL VIEW
4.1.1. GENERAL VIEW OF LIFT TRUCK
4.1.2. INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
4.2. EXPLANATION OF COMPONENTS
4.2.1. EXPLANATION OF OPERATING DEVICES
4.3. HOW TO READ MONITOR PANEL
4.3.1. GENERAL VIEW OF MONITOR PANEL
4.3.2. HOUR METER (SMR) INTEGRATION STATE
4.3.3. PARKING BRAKE INDICATION
4.3.4. TRAVEL INTERLOCK/LOAD HANDLING INTERLOCK INDICATION
4.3.5. SEATBELT CAUTION LAMP
4.3.6. CLOCK/HOUR METER (SMR)/TRAVEL DISTANCE (ODOMETER)/CAUTION SYMBOL
4.3.7. TRAVEL POWER MODE
4.3.8. LOAD HANDLING POWER MODE
4.3.9. CURRENT TRAVEL SPEED
4.3.10. BATTERY DISCHARGE INDICATOR (BDI)
4.3.11. AVERAGE POWER CONSUMPTION/ INSTANTANEOUS POWER CONSUMPTION (ECO GAUGE)
4.3.12. DIRECTIONAL LEVER POSITION/ACTION LEVEL DISPLAY
4.4. OPERATION OF MONITOR PANEL
4.4.1. OPERATION MODE
4.4.2. CLOCK/HOUR METER (SMR)/TRAVEL DISTANCE (ODOMETER) SELECTION
4.4.3. USER MENU
4.4.4. Working Record
4.4.5. Maintenance
4.4.6. Monitor Setting
4.4.7. CHARGING MODE
4.4.8. ID KEY FUNCTION (ONLY LIFT TRUCKS EQUIPPED WITH ID KEY)
4.5. OPERATION
4.5.1. STARTUP INSPECTION
4.5.2. MOUNTING/DISMOUNTING AND OPERATING POSTURE ADJUSTMENT
4.5.3. STARTING AND TRAVEL
4.5.4. STARTING AND STOPPING ON SLOPE
4.5.5. INCHING TRAVEL
4.5.6. PLUGGING (ELECTRIC BRAKE)
4.5.7. TURNING
4.5.8. OPERATION ON SNOWY AND FROZEN ROADS
4.5.9. TEMPORARY STOPPING, PARKING AND STOPPING
4.5.10. TRAVEL INTERLOCK FUNCTION
4.5.11. LOAD HANDLING OPERATION
4.5.12. CHECKING AFTER OPERATION
5. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
5.1. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
5.2. STARTUP INSPECTION
5.2.1. CHECKING ABNORMALITIES DETECTED ON THE PREVIOUS DAY
5.2.2. WALK AROUND A FORKLIFT
5.2.3. CHECKS CONDUCTED BY OPENING COVER AND HOOD
5.2.4. CHECKING FROM THE OPERATORS SEAT
5.2.5. CHECKING BY SETTING THE STARTING SWITCH TO (ON) POSITION
5.2.6. CHECKING WHILE TRAVELING SLOWLY
5.2.7. CHECKING BY OPERATING THE WORK EQUIPMENT CONTROL LEVER
5.2.8. CHECKING OF SAFETY FUNCTION
5.2.9. CHECKING OF SAFETY AUXILIARY FUNCTION
5.2.10. CHECKING OF LIFT TRUCK WITH FRONT GLASS SPECIFICATION (ONLY LIFT TRUCK WITH FRONT GLASS SPECIFICATION)
5.3. CHECKING AND REPORTING AFTER OPERATION
5.4. PERIODICAL INSPECTION
5.4.1. INSPECTION FOR EVERY 50 HOURS (1 WEEK)
5.4.2. INSPECTION FOR EVERY 100 HOURS (2 WEEKS)
5.5. SIMPLE MAINTENANCE
5.5.1. GREASES
5.5.2. REPLACING TIRES
5.5.3. ADJUSTING PARKING BRAKE LEVER OPERATING EFFORT
5.5.4. REPLACING FUSE
5.5.5. STATIONARY CHARGER
5.5.6. REPLACING BULBS
5.6. HANDLING OF BATTERY
5.7. CHARGING
5.7.1. CHARGING WITH STATIONARY CHARGER
5.8. BATTERY REPLACEMENT
5.9. RUNNING IN COLD WEATHER
5.10. LONGTERM STORAGE
5.10.1. BEFORE STORAGE
5.10.2. DURING STORAGE
5.10.3. AFTER STORAGE
5.11. OPERATING LIFT TRUCKS IN SPECIAL ENVIRONMENT OR IN FORCIBLE WAY
5.12. ACTION TO TAKE IF THE FORK FAILS TO LOWER
5.13. HOW TO TOW THE LIFT TRUCK OR BE TOWED
5.14. ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM
5.15. TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR THE POINT OF CONTACT IF AN ERROR OCCURS
5.16. ACTION LEVEL DISPLAY
5.17. WASHING LIFT TRUCK
5.18. HOISTING LIFT TRUCK
5.19. LOADING AND UNLOADING OF LIFT TRUCK
5.20. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE CHART
5.21. PERIODIC REPLACEMENT OF SAFETY CRITICAL PARTS
5.22. CONSUMABLE PARTS
5.23. SERVICE DATA
6. TECHNICAL DATA
7. EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
7.1. EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY (FB2512, FB3012)
7.2. TIEDOWN POSITIONS OF LIFT TRUCK
8. INDEX

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