Linde Pallet Truck Type 141: T20AP Operating Instructions (User Manual)

These factory manuals for Linde Pallet Truck Type 141 provide comprehensive guidance for operating and repairing your truck. The manuals contain high-quality images, circuit diagrams, and detailed instructions. They cover the T20AP model and are available in English with a total of 48 pages.

• Contents:
• Description
• Plates and labels
• Technical specifications
• Technical description
• General view
• Controls
• Indicators
• Combination hour meter (operation)
• Discharge limiter / indicator
• Operation
• Daily checks and tasks prior to operation
• Safety rules
• Definition of safety terms
• Use of materials
• Periodic inspections of the truck
• Operating recommendations
• Checks prior to initial operation
• Daily checks prior to use
• Checking the forward/reverse and lift/lower controls
• Checking the mechanical brake system
• Checking the automatic LBC brake system
• Checking the brake system
• Checking the emergency stop button operation
• Checking the safety reverse button
• Checking the horn operation
• Checking the battery charge state
• Opening the battery cover
• Connecting/disconnecting the battery connector
• Recharging the battery using an external charger
• Checking the condition of the battery cables, terminals, and connector
• Checking the electrolyte level, and topping up with water
• Checking the electrolyte specific gravity
• Removal/replacement of the battery
• Battery box safety locking
• Changing the battery using a crane, fixed or moveable stands, or a roller carrier
• Driving
• Instructions for use
• Starting
• Safety reverse button (T20AP 01 version)
• Emergency stop button
• Indication of the direction of travel
• Starting on a slope
• Driving 2
• Forward travel / Reverse travel 2
• Reversing the direction of travel 2
• Steering 2
• Braking, lifting, lowering, horn
• Countercurrent braking
• Automatic LBC braking
• Electromagnetic braking
• Lifting / lowering the forks
• Horn control
• Load handling
• Loading
• Transporting the load
• Unloading
• Before leaving the truck
• Lifting, towing
• Slinging the truck
• Jacking the truck
• Towing
• Transport and storage of the truck
• Maintenance
• General information
• Inspection and maintenance after first 50 hours of operation *
• Inspection and maintenance schedule
• Maintenance as required
• Cleaning the truck
• Checking the tightness of the wheel nuts
• Checking the condition of the wheels
• Fitting and adjustment of the stabilizer wheel
• Replacing the drive wheel
• Opening the front cover
• Fuses
• Checking the electrolyte level, and topping up with water
• Checking the electrolyte specific gravity
• Checking the condition of the battery cables, terminals, and connector
• Cleaning the battery and battery compartment
• Maintenance every 500 hours
• Lubricating the drive unit slew ring
• Checking the hydraulic fluid level
• Checking for leaks in the hydraulic system
• Checking the condition and fastening of electrical cables and connections
• Cleaning the electrical panel
• Cleaning and checking contacts for wear
• Inspection/replacement of the traction motor brushes
• Adjusting the electromagnetic brake
• Checking miscellaneous joints
• Maintenance every 1000 hours
• Checking the reduction gear oil level
• Removing the pump motor unit
• Inspection/replacement of the pump motor brushes
• Cleaning the hydraulic filter
• Checking the mechanical fitting of components
• Maintenance every 2000 hours
• Changing the hydraulic fluid
• Changing the reduction gear oil
• Recommended lubricants
• Hydraulic system diagram
• Electrical circuit diagram
• Index