Caterpillar NSR12N2 to NPS30N2 Operation and Maintenance Manual OM23GBST1AC7

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Caterpillar NSR12N2 to NPS30N2 Operation and Maintenance Manual OM23GBST1AC7

$30.00

Type Of Manual: Operation and Maintenance Manual
Manual ID: OM23GBST1AC7
Number of Pages: 180
Size: 23.1MB
Format: PDF

Category: Caterpillar Operation Manual PDF

Model List:
- NSR12N2, NSR12N2I, NSR16N2, NSR16N2I, NSR16N2S, NSR20N2, NSR20N2I, NSR20N2S, NSR12N2TF, NPR20N2, NPR30N2, NSS16N2, NSS16N2I, NSS16N2S, NSS20N2, NSS20N2I, NSS20N2S, NSS12N2TF, NPS20N2, NPS30N2

1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. Operation and Maintenance Manual
2. TRUCK MODIFICATION
2.1. Truck modification
3. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
3.1. We respect the environment
4. THE SUPERVISOR
4.1. Foremans responsibility
5. TRUCK OPERATOR
5.1. Authorization to operate a truck
5.2. Operator requirements
5.3. Inspection of the truck
6. MACHINE PLATES
6.1. Machine plate/Actual capacity plates
6.2. Location of machine plates
7. DESCRIPTION OF THE TRUCK
7.1. Stand-in stacker
7.2. Stand-in low lifter
7.3. Sit-on stacker
7.4. Sit-on low lifter
7.5. Operator environment
7.5.1. Dashboard and controls overview, stand-in truck
7.5.2. Dashboard and controls overview, sit-on truck
7.5.3. Hydraulic functions
7.5.4. Standard stand-in travel controls
7.5.5. Sit-on travel controls
7.5.6. Ergo Forks Trailing Control (EFTC) (option)
7.5.7. Travel speed limitations
7.5.8. Operator presence detection
7.5.9. Foot protection (option)
7.5.10. Armrest adjustment
7.5.11. Steering arm
7.5.12. Progressive steering
7.5.13. Operator seat
7.5.14. Foldable seat (option)
7.6. Options
7.6.1. Additional equipment stacker, overview
7.6.2. Additional equipment low lifter, overview
7.6.3. Additional equipment
7.6.4. Opportunity charging (option)
7.6.5. Telescopic forks (option)
7.6.6. Wide straddle legs (option)
7.6.7. Side stabilizers (option)
7.6.8. Mast initial lift (option)
7.6.9. Floor spot (option)
7.6.10. Load backrest (option)
7.6.11. Interior lights (option)
7.6.12. Work light (option)
7.6.13. USB-power supply socket (option)
7.6.14. power supply socket (option)
7.6.15. V DC / 12 V DC converter (option)
7.6.16. Radio (Option)
7.6.17. Closed Pallet Entry and Exit (option)
7.6.18. steering (option)
7.6.19. Reversed steering (option)
7.6.20. Increased drive speed 12 km/h (option)
7.6.21. Lift stop (option)
7.6.22. Level Assistance System, LAS (option)
7.6.23. Laser position guide (option)
7.6.24. Laser position guide battery charging
7.6.25. Travel alarm (option)
7.7. Storage compartments
8. BATTERY
8.1. Battery specification
8.2. Battery, general information
8.3. Charging the lead-acid battery
8.4. Maintaining and changing the battery (Lead Acid)
8.5. Battery servicing
8.6. Lithium-ion battery
8.6.1. General information
8.6.2. Description of the operating and display unit of the charger
8.6.3. Charging
8.6.4. Battery maintenance and inspection
8.6.5. Remove and install the battery (Lithium-ion)
9. DISPLAY
9.1. Standard display
9.1.1. Standard display general
9.1.2. Standard display
9.1.3. Warnings
9.2. Multi function display (option)
9.2.1. Multi function display
9.2.2. Overview of multi function display
9.2.3. Start the truck by logging on using the multi function display
9.2.4. Key switch logon for multi function display
9.2.5. Operational screen
9.2.6. Battery discharge indicator (BDI)
9.2.7. Centre indicator
9.2.8. Weight screen (option)
9.2.9. Steering angle indicator
9.2.10. steering selection screen (option)
9.2.11. Symbols in the display
9.2.12. Audible alert
9.2.13. Menu screen multi function display
9.2.14. Multi function display warnings
10. DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS
10.1. Starting the truck
10.2. Driving instructions
10.3. Switching off the truck
10.4. Drive mode
11. GENERAL LOADING AND UNLOADING INFORMATION
11.1. Responsibility for the load
11.2. Responsibility for others
11.3. Maximum load
11.4. Picking up a load
11.5. High visibility fork tips and Crossway pallet handling indication
11.6. Double stacking
12. STACKING AND PICKING UP
12.1. Stacking
13. MAINTENANCE OF THE TRUCK
13.1. Daily inspection (before each shift)
13.2. Daily inspection (after each shift)
13.3. Weekly inspection
13.4. Preventive maintenance
14. SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
14.1. Service technician
14.2. Safety instructions for maintenance
14.2.1. Working at height
14.2.2. Precautionary measures during repairs
14.3. Maintenance intervals
14.3.1. Recommended replacements
14.3.2. Servicing, type and frequency
14.3.3. Lubrication chart
14.3.4. Symbol key, lubrication chart
14.4. Maintenance instructions
14.4.1. Genuine replacement parts
14.4.2. Basic Troubleshooting
14.4.3. Dismantle and assemble the panels
14.4.4. Remove and install wheels
15. SAFETY REGULATIONS
15.1. The authority and obligations of the truck operator
15.2. Getting in and out
15.3. Driving the truck
15.3.1. Driving in public areas
15.3.2. Distance between vehicles
15.3.3. Pinch risk
15.3.4. Passengers
15.3.5. Clearance height
15.3.6. The truck in an industrial lift
15.3.7. Floor load
15.3.8. Signalling
15.3.9. Reduced vision
15.3.10. Transports
15.3.11. Speed reduction at height
15.3.12. Driving space
15.3.13. Load backrest
15.3.14. Risk zones
15.3.15. Overturning
15.3.16. Trucks on another vehicles loading platform or on a ramp
15.3.17. Direction of travel when driving on slopes
15.3.18. Awareness
15.4. Work in hazardous environments
15.5. Transportation security
15.6. Transportation security with mast removed
15.7. Remove and install mast for transportation
15.8. Functionality and safety check after mast reassembly
15.9. Lifting the forks
15.10. Moving the forks
15.11. Emergency lowering the forks/straddles
15.12. Normal operating conditions
15.13. Exceptional operating conditions
15.14. Parking
15.15. When lifting the truck
15.15.1. General
15.15.2. When lifting the truck
15.15.3. Towing/moving inoperable truck
15.16. Subsequent mounting of radio equipment
15.17. Moving an inoperable truck
15.18. Hanging load
15.19. Fixed load centre
15.20. In the event of accidents
15.21. Noise levels
15.22. Vibrations
15.23. Climatic conditions
15.24. Cold store (option)
15.25. Overhead guard
15.26. Protective shoes
15.27. Work Light
15.28. Safety and warning signs
15.28.1. Explanation of symbols
15.28.2. Locations of safety and warning signs
16. DIMENSIONS
16.1. Dimensions, stand-in version
16.1.1. Dimensions stand-in stacker, junior – duplex (TV)
16.1.2. Dimensions stand-in stacker, junior – duplex with free lift (TFV)
16.1.3. Dimensions stand-in stacker, senior – duplex with free lift (TFV)
16.1.4. Dimensions stand-in stacker, junior – triplex with free lift (DTFV)
16.1.5. Dimensions stand-in stacker, senior – triplex with free lift (DTFV)
16.1.6. Dimensions stand-in low lifter, junior and senior
16.2. Dimensions, sit-on version
16.2.1. Dimensions sit-on stacker, junior – Duplex with free lift (TFV)
16.2.2. Dimensions sit-on stacker, senior – duplex with free lift (TFV)
16.2.3. Dimensions sit-on stacker, junior – Triplex with free lift (DTFV)
16.2.4. Dimensions sit-on stacker, senior – triplex with free lift (DTFV)
16.2.5. Dimensions sit-on low lifter, senior
17. WEIGHT
17.1. Weight, stand-in stacker version
17.1.1. Weight stand-in stacker – Duplex (TV)
17.1.2. Weight stand-in stacker – Duplex with free lift (TFV)
17.1.3. Weight stand-in stacker – Triplex with free lift (DTFV)
17.2. Weight, sit-on stacker version
17.2.1. Weight sit-on stacker – Duplex with free lift (TFV)
17.2.2. Weight sit-on stacker – Triplex with free lift (DTFV)
17.3. Weight, low lifter
18. ORDERING HANDBOOKS AND MANUALS
18.1. Replacement Parts Manual

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