Specifications

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(1) Safe parking
(a) Park your forklift truck on a level ground preferably in a wide area. If parking
on a slope is unavoidable, pull the parking brake device and block the wheels to
prevent accidental roll. The forklift truck is forbidden parking on a steep slope.
(b) Park your forklift truck in the area where designated or traffic conditions permit.
If necessary, put a signpost or signal lights around the truck.
(c) Park your forklift truck on the solid ground. Avoid soft ground, deep mud or
slippery surfaces.
(d) If you can not lower the forks on the ground due to break-down of the lifting
system, put a warning flag to the fork end and park in the traffic conditions permitting.
(2) Storing
·Before storing
Before storing your forklift truck, clean it thoroughly and perform inspection using
the following procedures.
(a) Wipe away grease, oil, etc. adhering to the body of the truck with waste cloth
and water, if needed.
(b) While washing the body of the truck, check general condition of the truck.
Especially check the truck’s body for recess or damage and tyres for wear and nails or
stones in the tread.
(c) Fill the oil tank up with the appointed fuel.
(d) Check for leakage of hydraulic oil, engine oil, fuel or coolant.
(e) Apply grease where needed.
(f) Check for looseness of hub nuts and cylinder piston rod joints. Check the
surface of piston rod for damage.
(g) Check mast rollers to see that they rotate smoothly.
(h) Full oil into the lift cylinders by lifting the lift cylinders at the full stroke.
(i) In cold weather, don’t draw off long antifreeze, if there is cooling water, run it
away.
·Daily storage
(a) Park the forklift truck at a specified place and block the wheels.
(b) Place the shift lever in the neutral position and pull the parking brake lever.
(c) Put the key switch in “OFF” position and turn off the engine, operate the lever
of the control valve several times and release the residual pressure of the cylinder or