Hydraulics:
Hydraulic circuit diagrams, lifting system variants, lift mast versions, hydraulic blocking function, maintenance of hydraulic equipment, hydraulic oil level checks, hydraulic system leak checks.
Electrics:
Electrical system overview, operating devices and display elements, display operating unit, multi-function display, circuit diagrams, fuse assignment, working on electrical equipment, cleaning electrical systems, replacing fuses.
Engine And Fuel:
Engine oil level checks, LPG cylinder valve operation, LPG tank shut-off valve operation, LPG system safety regulations, LPG filter maintenance, fuel system (LPG) diagnostics and refuelling procedures, coolant checks, exhaust gas system checks.
Chassis And Controls:
Steering system checks, brake system checks, parking brake operation, drive direction switch operation (multiple variants), seat adjustment (multiple variants), steering column adjustment, wheels and tires inspection and servicing.
Attachments And Accessories:
Fitting attachments, controlling attachments (multi-lever, mini-lever, joystick, fingertip), fork arm changing, fork extension, reversible fork arms, clamp locking mechanism, additional equipment operation (lighting, beacons, spotlights).
Safety Systems:
Residual risks, residual dangers, special risks, overview of hazards and countermeasures, safety regulations for operation, safety tests, regular safety inspections, safety regulations for maintenance, seat belt usage, emergency stop function.
Operator Controls:
Detailed coverage of multi-lever, single mini-lever, duplicate mini-lever, three-way mini-lever, four-way mini-lever, joystick, and fingertip control systems for both drive and hydraulic functions.
Cab Features:
Operation of driver's cab, opening/closing doors and windows, operation of internal systems like radio and heating (if equipped).
Lighting And Signaling:
Operation of headlights, signal horn, hazard warning system, direction indicators, rotating beacon, and working spotlights.
Environmental Considerations:
Includes sections on environmental considerations, packaging, and disposal of units and batteries during repair work.
Drive System:
Operation of drive modes, traction control, starting drive mode, drive direction switches.
Lift System:
Lift mast versions, lifting system operating devices, hydraulic blocking function, various control configurations for lifting.
Pre Operation:
Visual inspections, washer system filling, wheel and tire condition checks, engine oil level checks, LPG cylinder/tank valve operation, seat and steering column adjustment, switching on key switch, PIN code operation, horn operation, seat belt usage.
Operation:
Start-up procedures, starting the engine, brake and steering system function checks, emergency off function check, drive program selection, safety regulations when driving, drive direction selection, starting drive mode, brake operation, steering, lifting procedures, working with loads, pallet transport, load pick-up and transport, load setting down, driving on slopes/lifts/loading bridges, operating attachments, operating additional equipment, cab operation, trailer operation, display and operating unit use.
Maintenance Scheduling:
General maintenance information, qualifications of personnel, intervals for maintenance and inspection, maintenance data table, safety regulations for maintenance, work on hydraulic/electrical/ignition/LPG systems, raising and jacking up, working at front of truck, cleaning procedures.
Specific Maintenance Tasks:
First 50 operating hours maintenance, 1000-hour/annual maintenance, 3000-hour/two-year maintenance, 6000-hour maintenance, 9000-hour/five-year maintenance, 10-year maintenance. Specific tasks include radiator cleaning, coolant topping up, air filter replacement, joint lubrication, door latch checks, seat belt maintenance, tow coupling servicing, wheel/tire servicing, battery servicing, fuse replacement, hydraulic system checks, lift mast lubrication, evaporator de-icing, ribbed V-belt checks, LPG filter replacement, exhaust system checks, lift cylinder leak checks, fork arm inspection, LPG tank checks.
Troubleshooting And Emergencies:
Fault displays, error code table, specific message interpretations (SEAT SWITCH, SAFETY BELT, AIR FILTER, HANDBRAKE, LOWER FORKS, etc.), operation in special situations (transport, towing, crane loading, short-term operation), jump starting, behavior in emergencies, emergency shutdown, procedure if truck tips over, emergency hammer use, emergency lowering, disconnecting battery, refuelling, LPG cylinder changing, decommissioning, parking, wheel chocks, shutting down/storing, returning to service.
Load Handling:
Safety regulations when handling loads, before taking up load, picking up loads, danger area awareness, transporting pallets, transporting swinging loads, load pick up, transporting loads, setting down loads.
Emergency Procedures:
Emergency shutdown, procedure if truck tips over, use of emergency hammer, emergency lowering, disconnecting the battery.
Depth:
Comprehensive, covering all aspects from daily operation and safety checks to detailed maintenance procedures, troubleshooting, and technical specifications. Includes circuit diagrams and high-quality images for repair guidance.
Diagnostic Capability:
Provides error code tables and specific fault messages for initial diagnosis. Circuit diagrams facilitate in-depth troubleshooting of electrical and hydraulic systems.
Repair Scope:
Covers repair and maintenance procedures, including general instructions for controls, carrying out work on specific systems, and detailed task breakdowns for various maintenance intervals.
Diagrams:
Includes detailed hydraulic and electrical circuit diagrams.
Schedule:
Includes specific maintenance intervals: First 50 operating hours (break-in period), 1000-hour/annual, 3000-hour/two-year, 6000-hour, 9000-hour/five-year, and 10-year maintenance.
Interval Examples:
1000-hour/Annual Maintenance includes checking ribbed V-belt, changing LPG filter, checking exhaust gas system, lift cylinders and connections for leaks, and checking fork arms.
Oil Types:
Covers engine oil, hydraulic fluid, coolant. Specific grades and quantities would be detailed in the 'Maintenance Data Table' within the manual. Recommends permissible consumables like oils, hydraulic fluid, battery acid, LPG, and coolant.
Hydraulic Fluid Type:
Manual refers to checking hydraulic oil level and for leaks, implying specific hydraulic fluid grades are required (detailed in 'Maintenance Data Table').
Coolant Type:
Manual mentions checking coolant concentration and topping up, indicating a standard automotive coolant is used (specific type and mix ratio would be in the data table).
Common Faults:
The manual provides a comprehensive error code table and specific message interpretations for diagnosing common issues related to the engine, hydraulics, electrical systems, sensors, and safety features.
Diagnostic Messages:
Specific error messages like 'AIR FILTER', 'OIL PRESSURE', 'COOLANT TEMP', 'OVERHEATING', 'STEERING' provide direct troubleshooting guidance for common operational problems.
Safety System Checks:
Procedures for checking and maintaining the integrity of safety systems, including warnings regarding non-original parts and damage to safety systems.