Mitsubishi FBC22N2 to FBC30LN2 Operation and Maintenance Manual 99750-7N100

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Mitsubishi FBC22N2 to FBC30LN2 Operation and Maintenance Manual 99750-7N100

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Type Of Manual: Operation and Maintenance Manual
Manual ID: 99750-7N100
Number of Pages: 196
Size: 13.3MB
Format: PDF

Category: Mitsubishi Operation Manual PDF

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Model List:
- FBC22N2, FBC25N2, FBC25EN2, FBC25LN2, FBC30N2, FBC30LN2

1. FOREWORD
1.1. How to Use This Manual
1.1.1. Truck Models Covered in This Manual
2. SAFETY RULES FOR
2.1. General
2.2. Location
2.3. Decals, Description
2.3.1. Fasten Seat Belt Decal
2.3.2. Survive in a Tipover Decal
2.3.3. Danger Electric
2.3.4. Overhead Guard
2.3.5. Operation Warning Decal
2.3.6. Fuse Warning
2.3.7. Parking Brake Adjustment Decal
2.3.8. No One under / on Forks / Pinch Points
2.3.9. Crush and Pinch Points
2.3.10. With Backrest Extension
2.3.11. No Riders Decal
2.3.12. Back-up Alarm Decal
2.3.13. Capacity Plate
2.3.14. Designated Tire Type
2.4. Safety Rules
2.5. Operating Precautions
2.6. Working Precautions
3. KNOW YOUR
3.1. Serial Number and Capacity Plate
3.2. Electrical Components
3.2.1. Controller
3.3. Model View
3.4. Driving Switches and Controls
3.4.1. Key Switch
3.4.2. Direction Lever
3.4.3. Light Switch
3.4.4. Steering Column Tilt Lever
3.5. Meter Panel
3.5.1. Configuration of Meter Panel
3.5.2. Meter Panel Screen Transition
3.5.3. Diagnostic Code
3.5.4. Password Entry
3.5.5. User Setting Function
3.5.6. Mast Interlock System
3.5.7. Driving Interlock System
3.5.8. Controlled Rollback Function
3.5.9. Neutral Lock
3.5.10. Seat Belt Warning
3.5.11. Parking Brake Warning Buzzer
3.6. Parking Brake Warning Buzzer and Icon
3.7. Operating Switches and Controls (MC Model)
3.7.1. Lift Lever
3.7.2. Tilt Lever
3.7.3. Attachment Lever
3.8. Operator Seat
3.8.1. Seat Adjustment
3.8.2. Forward and Back Adjustment
3.8.3. How To Tip the Seat Forward
3.8.4. Pocket for the Manual
3.8.5. Operator Presence Switch and Buzzer
3.9. Seat Belt
3.10. Fork Locking Pins
3.11. Changing Forks
3.12. Assist Grip
3.13. Battery Cover
3.14. Hydraulic Tank Oil Level / Filler Hole
3.15. Brake Reservoir Tank Fluid Level
4. HOW TO AVOID A TIPOVER HOW TO SURVIVE ONE
4.1. Know What
4.2. Center of Gravity (CG)
4.3. Stability and Center of Gravity (Top View)
4.4. Stability and Center of Gravity (Side View)
4.5. Truck Stability Base
4.6. Capacity (Weight and Load Center)
4.7. Capacity Plate
4.8. Dos and Donts to Avoid Tipover
4.9. How to Survive in a Tipover
5. OPERATION
5.1. Before Starting
5.1.1. Starting
5.1.2. Mast Interlock System
5.1.3. Seat Adjustment
5.2. Before Moving
5.3. Truck Operation
5.3.1. Changing Speed
5.3.2. Changing Direction
5.3.3. Operating Techniques
5.3.4. Steering (Turning)
5.4. Stopping
5.5. Parking
5.6. Leaving
6. OPERATING TECHNIQUES
6.1. Stacking Methods
6.1.1. Stacking Different Size Loads
6.1.2. Stacking Small Identical Loads
6.1.3. Stacking Large Identical Loads
6.2. Handling Loads Safely
6.3. Flickering of the Interlock Indicator Icons
6.4. Lifting the Load
6.5. Traveling with the Load
6.6. Unloading
6.7. Working on Grades
6.7.1. Normal Travel Position
6.7.2. Traveling on a Grade
6.7.3. Stopping on a Grade
7. STORING THE
7.1. End of Each Shift Storage
7.2. Long Term Storage
7.2.1. Hydraulic System
7.2.2. Battery
7.2.3. Controller
8. TRANSPORTATIONS HINTS
8.1. Truck Loading and Shipping
8.2. Truck Lifting and Tie Down Information
9. SPECIAL SITUATIONS
9.1. Care in Cold Weather
9.1.1. Battery
9.2. Care in Hot Weather
9.2.1. Battery
10. TROUBLESHOOTING
10.1. Fuses and Lights
10.1.1. How to Check Fuses and Lights
10.2. Diagnostic Code List
11. MAINTENANCE
11.1. General
11.2. Inspection Precautions
11.3. Maintenance Schedule
11.3.1. Every 10 Service Hours or Daily (Pre-Start), Whichever Comes First
11.3.2. Every 50 Service Hours or Weekly, Whichever Comes First
11.3.3. One Month (30 days) or 200 Service Hours After Delivery of a New Truck, Whichever Comes First
11.3.4. Every 500 Service Hours or 3 Months, Whichever Comes First
11.3.5. Every 1000 Service Hours or 6 Months, Whichever Comes First
11.3.6. Every 2000 Service Hours or 1 year, Whichever Comes First
11.4. Every 10 Service Hours or Daily (Pre-Start), Whichever Comes First
11.4.1. Faulty Operation Found the Day Before
11.4.2. Battery Electrolyte
11.4.3. Battery Charge Level
11.4.4. Key Switch
11.4.5. Oil or Battery Electrolyte Leaks
11.4.6. Accelerator Pedal
11.4.7. Tires and Rims
11.4.8. Steering Wheel and Steering Column
11.4.9. Wheel Nuts
11.4.10. Brake Pedal
11.4.11. Brake Fluid Level
11.4.12. Parking Brake Lever
11.4.13. Brake Hose and Pipes
11.4.14. Outer and Inner Masts
11.4.15. Tilt Cylinder and Masts
11.4.16. Outer Masts and Cylinder Support
11.4.17. Lift Bracket
11.4.18. Lift Cylinder Mounting Bolts
11.4.19. Lift Bracket Main Rollers and Side Rollers
11.4.20. Mast Strip Sliding Surfaces and Rollers
11.4.21. Tilt Cylinder Socket Bolts
11.4.22. Mast Support
11.4.23. Lift Chains
11.4.24. Load Backrest Extension, Lift Bracket
11.4.25. Cylinders (Lift Cylinders, Tilt Cylinders, and Steer Cylinder)
11.4.26. Oil Pump
11.4.27. Operation Levers
11.4.28. Control Valves
11.4.29. Hydraulic Oil
11.4.30. Hydraulic Hoses, Pipes, and Joints
11.4.31. Overhead Guard
11.4.32. Assist Grip
11.4.33. Front Lights and Rear Working Light (If equipped)
11.4.34. Meter Panel
11.4.35. Operator Seat
11.4.36. Seat Belt
11.4.37. Mast Interlock System
11.4.38. Driving Interlock System
11.4.39. Driving Control System (Traction Motors, Steering System and Brake System)
11.5. Every 50 Service Hours or Weekly, Whichever Comes First
11.5.1. Battery Electrolyte Specific Gravity
11.6. One Month (30 days) or 200 Service Hours After Delivery of a New Truck, Whichever Comes First
11.6.1. Rear Axle Mounting Bushing
11.6.2. Rear Axle King Pins
11.6.3. Rear Axle Tie Rod Pins
11.6.4. Lift Bracket Main Roller and Side Rollers
11.6.5. Mast Strip Sliding Surfaces and Rollers
11.6.6. Mast Support
11.6.7. Tilt Cylinder End
11.7. Every 500 Service Hours or 3 Months, Whichever Comes First
11.7.1. Differential
11.8. Every 1000 Service Hours or 6 Months, Whichever Comes First
11.8.1. Wheel Bearings
11.8.2. Mast Supports
11.8.3. Tilt Sockets
11.8.4. Chain Wheel
11.8.5. Lift Chains
11.9. Every 2000 Service Hours or 12 Months, Whichever Comes First
11.9.1. Service Brakes
11.9.2. Hydraulic Oil
11.9.3. Hydraulic System
11.10. Parts to Be Changed Periodically
12. SERVICE DATA
12.1. Recommended Oils and Greases
12.2. Specifications (Standard Models)
12.3. Capacities and
13. TO THE
13.1. The Importance of Genuine Parts
13.2. Proper Disposal of Your
13.3. Instructions for Ordering Parts
13.4. Service Registration
13.5. Transfer of Ownership Report for
14. APPENDIX
14.1. Description of Circuit Diagrams
14.1.1. Schematic diagram
14.1.2. Connector Diagrams
14.2. How to Read Circuit Diagrams
14.2.1. Symbols
14.2.2. Sheet Symbol
14.2.3. Connecting Lines
14.2.4. Equipment
14.2.5. Relay Contactor and Coil
14.2.6. Connectors
14.2.7. Indication of Connecting Line
14.2.8. Indication of GND (Earth)
14.2.9. Indication of Another Specification
14.3. How to Read Connector Diagrams
14.4. Circuit Diagram

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