Mitsubishi PW30 Operating Instructions 51261765

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Mitsubishi PW30 Operating Instructions 51261765

$30.00

Type Of Manual: Operating Instructions
Manual ID: 51261765
Number of Pages: 130
Size: 4.1MB
Format: PDF

Category: Mitsubishi Operation Manual PDF

Model List:
- PW30

1. Foreword
2. Table of contents
3. A Compliance with regulations – Legal requirements and common sense
4. B Recognition and avoidance of risks
5. C Proper use
5.1. General
5.2. Proper use
5.3. Permissible usage conditions
5.4. Duties of the operator
5.5. Installing attachments and/or attaching accessory parts
5.6. Nameplate
5.7. General instructions for operating personnel and the owner
6. D Description of vehicle
6.1. Description of use
6.2. Description of components and functions
6.2.1. Overview of components
6.2.2. Functional description
6.3. Technical data
6.3.1. Performance data
6.3.2. Dimensions
6.3.3. Weights
6.3.4. Tires
6.3.5. US standards
6.3.6. Usage conditions
6.3.7. Electrical requirements
6.4. Position of signs and nameplates
6.4.1. Nameplate
7. E Operation
7.1. Important general issues affecting safe operation and use of the industrial truck
7.1.1. Training, certification, and approval to operate the industrial truck
7.1.2. Damage and repairs to the industrial truck
7.1.3. Aspects related to loading
7.1.4. Operating environment
7.1.5. Safety devices and warning labels
7.2. Description of indicators and controls
7.2.1. Battery discharge indicator
7.3. Starting the industrial truck
7.3.1. Safety regulations for industrial truck operators
7.3.2. General operation of the industrial truck
7.3.3. Ensuring that the industrial truck is properly equipped
7.3.4. Safe loading and transporting
7.3.5. Preventing overturning and tipping
7.3.6. Supervising and securing the industrial truck
7.3.7. Lifting people
7.3.8. Daily checks and actions before startup
7.3.9. Preparing for operation
7.3.10. Switching off and securing the industrial truck
7.3.11. Battery discharge monitor
7.4. Operation of the industrial truck
7.4.1. Safety regulations applicable when operating the industrial truck
7.4.2. EMERGENCY STOP, driving, steering, and braking
7.4.3. Picking up, transporting, and putting down load units
7.5. Moving the industrial truck without independent drive
7.6. Optional equipment
7.6.1. Emergency mode with service key GF60
7.6.2. CanCode keypad
7.6.3. Setting the drive parameter with CanCode
7.6.4. Parameters
7.6.5. CanDis instrument display
7.6.6. ISM access module ()
8. F Battery – maintenance, charging, and changing
8.1. Safety instructions for handling acid-filled batteries
8.2. Battery types
8.3. Uncovering the battery
8.4. Charging the battery
8.4.1. Charging the battery with a stationary charger
8.4.2. Charging the battery with an integrated charger
8.5. Removing and installing the battery
8.5.1. Replacing the battery (lifting up)
8.5.2. Battery extraction from the side
9. G Industrial truck maintenance and troubleshooting
9.1. Operating safety and environmental protection
9.2. Safety regulations for maintenance
9.3. Consumables and lubrication chart
9.3.1. Handling consumables safely
9.3.2. Lubrication chart
9.3.3. Consumables
9.4. Description of maintenance and servicing jobs
9.4.1. Preparing the industrial truck for maintenance and servicing
9.4.2. Removing the front cover
9.4.3. Remove the drive cover.
9.4.4. Tightening the wheel nuts
9.4.5. Check transmission oil level
9.4.6. Checking the electrical fuses
9.4.7. Restarting the industrial truck after maintenance and servicing work
9.5. Extended shutdown of the industrial truck
9.5.1. Actions required before longterm storage
9.5.2. Actions to be taken during decommissioning
9.5.3. Restarting the industrial truck after shutdown
9.6. Safety check after time and unusual events
9.7. Permanent decommissioning and disposal
9.8. Troubleshooting
9.8.1. Industrial truck does not move
9.8.2. Load cannot be raised
10. H Transport and initial startup
10.1. Handling by crane
10.2. Transport
10.3. Initial startup
11. I Maintenance and inspection
11.1. Contents of the Maintenance PW 30
11.1.1. Operator
11.1.2. Customer service

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