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3 Wheel Forklift Maintenance Checklist

Before Starting Maintenance Work:

  • Check the forklift truck if necessary.

  • Check the time and date settings on the display unit; adjust if necessary.

  • Check for error codes on diagnostic software and delete.

  • Calibrate the potentiometer and joysticks.

Gearbox

  • Check weather the gearbox is leaking.

  • Check the drive axle and gearbox fastenings.

  • Check the traction motor, the power steering and working hydraulic pump motor.

Functions and Controls

  • Check alarm system functions.

  • Check parking brake functions.

  • Check the emergency switch functions.

  • Check the steering wheel funtions.

  • Check the cables for damage and if the terminals are secure.

  • Check the seat switch functions.

  • Check and tighten the controllers and contractors.

  • Check accelerator pedal functions.

  • Check fault information records and operating hours.

Power Supply and Drive System

  • Check the battery cables for damage and replace if necessary.

  • Check the battery charge connector.

  • Check if the cable connections between battery monomers are secure, apply some grease to electrodes if necessary.

  • Check battery temperature.

  • Check battery locking mechanism

  • Check and tighten motor mounting bolts.

  • Check the connections of motor connectors.

  • Check the position of various bearings for noise.

  • Check the gear oil level.

  • Clean or replace the gear oil.

  • Check the gearbox for abnormal noise or leaks.

  • Check the drive wheel and steering wheel for wear or damage.

  • Check and lubricate the wheel bearings.

  • Check the travel speed.

Frame and Installation

  • Chassis, tilt cylinders and steering axle: check fastening.

  • Check the counterweight, motors, chassis, speed reduction gearbox, overhead guard and steering axle fastenings.

  • Lubricate the overhead guard spin shaft.

  • Check and lubricate the other pins and swivel points.

  • Check the condition of the antistatic belt.

Chassis Frame

  • Check for correct operation of the parking brake and readjust if necessary.

  • (As required) Check wheel fastenings and tighten if necessary (after each maintenance or repair, at the latest after 100 hours).

  • (As required) Wheel change.

  • Check the release of the multi-disk brake for the towing procedure: press the brake lever at the brake valve several times.

  • Check/lubricate the steering axle.

  • Check the chassis for crakes or damages.

Operating Devices

  • Check the joystick pad.

  • Checking and lubricating the pedal mechanism.

  • Check the horn for correct funtion.

Mast System

  • Clean and lubricate the rolling surface of lift mast lift mast column with grease.

  • Check the tilt cylinder bearing (particularly for any abnormal sounds when tilting forward or backward) for wear and clean.

  • Check and lubricate the chains.

  • Check and adjust the lifting chains.

  • Adjust the length of the lift chains, and lubricate using chain spray.

Hydraulics

  • Check the cylinders for leaks.

  • Check the leak resistance of the working and steering hydraulic systems.

  • Check the hydraulic oil level.

  • Clean or replace the hydraulic oil.

  • Replace the air, pressure and suction filters.

Braking System

  • Check for air in the brake lines for brake pedal.

  • Check the brake fluid level.

  • Check Pedal stroke for brake pedal.

  • Check braking is safe and reliable, stroke is sufficient for handbrake operation.

  • Check the brake pump and piping connections for leaks.

  • Check Rods, cables, etc. Loose connections.

  • Check Master cylinder, wheel cylinder leakage and damage.

Other

  • Check if the signs are clear and complete

  • Carry out a functional test and test drive.

  • Attach the maintenance sticker.

  • Check the connections of bolts and nuts.

  • Check the engine hood and lubricate the hinges.

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