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BT LPE200 Operator Manual 230509-040

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Type Of Manual: Operator Manual
Manual ID: 230509-040
: Operator Manual PDF
Number of Pages: 70
Size: 5.7MB
Format: PDF

Category: BT Operator Manual PDF

Model List:
- LPE200

1. Return To HomePage
1.1. Valid from serial number 936513-
1.2. Order number 230509-040
1.2.1. Issued 2006-02-28 ITS
1.2.1.1. It is important that you read this Operators Manual for your own safety
2. Safety regulations
2.1. Warning symbols
2.1.1. Warning levels
2.1.1.1. DANGER
2.1.1.2. WARNING
2.1.1.3. CAUTION
2.1.2. Prohibitory symbols
2.1.2.1. NO SMOKING
2.1.2.2. NAKED FLAMES PROHIBITED
2.1.2.3. GENERAL PROHIBITION
2.1.3. Ordinance symbols
2.1.3.1. SAFETY SHOES
2.1.3.2. PROTECTIVE GLASSES
2.2. General safety regulations
2.2.1. Operating the truck
2.2.2. Operators responsibility
2.2.3. Working area
2.2.4. Driving and conduct while driving
2.2.5. Handling loads
2.2.6. Parking the truck
2.2.7. Handling the battery
2.2.8. Maintenance and repair
2.2.9. Warranty conditions BT Warehouse Trucks
3. Warning and information plates and symbols
3.1. Signal/Horn
3.2. Hydraulic control Lower
3.3. Hydraulic control Lift
3.4. Travel direction
3.5. Hydraulic oil filling
3.6. Serial number
3.7. Lifting points
3.8. Identification plate
3.9. Modification plate
3.10. Passengers prohibited
4. Presentation of the truck
4.1. Intended application of the truck
4.2. Prohibited application of the truck
4.3. Truck data
4.3.1. Truck type
4.3.2. LPE200 6 km/h
4.3.3. LPE200 8 km/h
4.4. Truck dimensions
4.4.1. LPE200 (6 km/h)
4.4.2. LPE200 (8 km/h)
4.4.3. LPE200 M (240 Ah)
4.4.4. LPE200 L (320 Ah)
4.5. Identification plate
4.6. Modification plate
5. Main components
5.1. Tiller arm The truck can be controlled by the operator standing on the rideon platform or walking. 200 degrees steering arc is available. The brake is applied in the tiller arms upper and lower positions.
5.2. Covers Removable which provides good accessibility when servicing.
5.3. Platform Folding ride-on platform with a switch to control the platforms position.
5.4. Hydraulic unit Pump motor, pump, valves and oil tank integrated in a compact unit.
5.5. Drive unit with brake Suspended drive unit with electromagnetic brake, drive motor, gears and drive wheel combined into a co…
5.6. Serial number The serial number plate fitted to the chassis.
5.7. Support castor wheels Two support castor wheels to ensure stability
5.8. Electric panel With fuses and contacts positioned for easy access during service. 24 Volts transistor controlled system with regenerative feedback.
5.9. Protective gates A higher speed of 8 km/h is possible with the gates folded out, while the truck can only be driven at a speed of 6 km/h with the gates folded forward.
5.10. Battery connector The battery is charged via the battery connector, which is usually connected to the battery disconnector.
5.11. Fork carriage The forks are held horizontal by a link system. The fork carriage requires no lubrication.
5.12. Battery 24V with different Ah values.
5.13. Identification plate With model designation, serial number, year of manufacture, weight without battery, battery weight, rated capacity, battery voltage and manufacturer.
6. Controls and instruments
6.1. Switch for safety reversing
6.2. Travel direction selector and speed control
6.3. Control for lifting and lowering the forks
6.4. Horn
6.5. Display
6.6. Tiller arm and brake
6.7. Emergency switch off
6.8. Key switch
6.9. Battery connector
6.10. Lock for protective gates
6.11. Keypad (Option)
6.12. Click-2-Creep function (Option)
6.13. Switch for safety reversing (1)
6.14. Travel direction selector and speed control (2)
6.15. Control for lifting and lowering the forks (3)
6.16. Horn (4)
6.17. Display (5)
6.17.1. Numerical field (A)
6.17.2. Hour meter indicator (B)
6.17.3. Parameter control (C)
6.17.4. Battery indicator (D)
6.17.5. Error indicator (E)
6.18. Function
6.19. Tiller arm and brake (6)
6.20. Emergency switch off (7)
6.21. Key switch (8)
6.22. Battery connector (9)
6.23. Lock for protective gates (10)
6.24. Display and programming
6.25. Display
6.26. Programming
6.26.1. Truck with key
6.26.2. Truck with keyboard
6.26.3. Parameters
6.26.4. Parameter type
6.26.5. Min./ Max.
6.26.6. Std. value
6.27. Warning codes
6.27.1. WARNING
6.27.2. Code No.
6.27.3. Error type
6.27.4. Probable cause
6.28. Error codes
6.28.1. Code No
6.28.2. Error type
6.28.3. Probable cause
7. Accessories
7.1. Identifier unit
7.2. Click-2-Creep function
7.3. Fixed backrest
7.4. Platform remains in lowered position
7.5. Load support
7.5.1. Writing surface
7.6. Pen holder
7.7. Integrated charger
8. Driving
8.1. Starting the truck
8.1.1. WARNING
8.1.2. WARNING
8.2. Braking
8.3. Deceleration
8.4. Steering
8.4.1. WARNING
8.5. Parking the truck
8.5.1. WARNING
9. Transporting loads
9.1. WARNING
9.2. WARNING
9.3. WARNING
9.4. WARNING
9.5. WARNING
9.6. WARNING
9.7. WARNING
9.8. Loading and unloading
9.8.1. WARNING
9.9. Collecting a load
9.9.1. CAUTION
9.10. Depositing a load
9.10.1. CAUTION
10. Battery
10.1. Replacing the battery
10.1.1. WARNING
10.1.2. WARNING
10.1.3. WARNING
10.1.4. Changing the battery using a battery changer
10.1.4.1. WARNING
10.2. Charging the battery
10.2.1. GENERAL PROHIBITION
10.2.2. Battery (Ah)
10.2.3. Charger (A)
10.2.3.1. WARNING
10.2.4. Before charging
10.2.4.1. WARNING
10.2.5. During charging
10.2.6. After charging
10.2.6.1. CAUTION
10.3. Battery maintenance
10.3.1. WARNING
10.3.2. Each week
10.3.3. Each month
10.3.3.1. Temperature C
10.3.3.2. Density g/cm3
11. Daily service and function checks
11.1. WARNING
11.2. Check points
12. Maintenance
12.1. Safety regulations with maintenance work
12.1.1. WARNING
12.1.2. WARNING
12.1.3. WARNING
12.1.4. WARNING
12.1.5. CAUTION
12.1.6. WARNING
12.2. Maintenance work that is to be carried out by the operator
12.3. Maintenance work that may be carried out by trained maintenance personnel
12.4. Cleaning and washing
12.4.1. External cleaning
12.4.2. Cleaning the motor compartment
12.4.3. Electrical components
12.5. Maintenance chart
12.5.1. Pos. no.
12.5.2. Work to carry out
12.5.2.1. Interval in hours – may vary due to application
12.5.2.2. Interval in days/weeks/months – may vary due to application
12.6. Lubrication chart
12.6.1. Pos. no.
12.6.2. Service point
12.6.3. Interval/Running hours
12.6.4. Lubricant
12.7. Oil and grease specification
12.7.1. Lubricant
12.7.2. Specification
12.7.3. Application area
12.7.4. > – 15C
12.7.5. < – 15C
13. Transporting and storing the truck
13.1. The trucks dimensions and weight as standard
13.1.1. The trucks dimensions and weight
13.2. Lifting the truck
13.2.1. WARNING
13.3. Lifting the truck battery change from the side
13.3.1. WARNING
13.3.2. WARNING
13.4. Towing and transporting a defective truck
13.4.1. Trucks that have a working electrical system
13.4.1.1. WARNING
13.4.2. Truck that has no electrical power
13.5. Storing the truck
13.5.1. Battery
13.5.2. Hydraulic system
13.5.3. Drive unit
13.6. Starting after a period of disuse
14. Recycling/discarding
14.1. Discarding the battery
14.2. Scrapping the truck
14.2.1. Chassis
14.2.2. Hydraulic system
14.2.3. Electrical system
14.2.3.1. EC Declaration of Conformity
14.2.3.2. Notified body – Cert.no.
14.2.3.3. Serial no
14.2.4. __________________________

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