Clark Forklift C500 Y 110D

Warning: Incorrect tire pressure can endanger the stability of your Fork-Lift. Check tire pressure regularly.

Enter the tire pressure for driving wheels

Enter the tire pressure for steering axle wheels

Check for defects in the wheels and tires

Describe any defects found in the wheels and tires

Enter the torque of the drive wheels

Enter the torque of the steering wheels

Sign off on the tire pressure check

Warning: A dirty air filter impairs the performance of the engine and frequently causes engine failure.

Give special attention to the air filter, cleaning it at regular intervals.

The time intervals for changing depend on the degree of contamination.

During use in a dust-free environment, weekly cleaning may be adequate.

Application in a dust-laden environment, however, calls for daily cleaning.

Enter the air pressure used for cleaning

Filter element cleaned with compressed air at no more than 29.5 Psi?

Change Transmission Fluid Filter

Check and Adjust Lifting Chains

Ensure the forklift truck is on a level surface

Push a flat container holding at least 6 litres below the drain outlet of the oil sump

Ensure that no dirt enters the engine

Clean the area around the outlet opening, around the oil fill opening in the valve cover, and the engine oil filter region

Engine at operating temperature during oil drainage

Unscrew the filter counter-clockwise

Clean the sealing surface of the filter housing

Is the brake fluid level about 1 cm below the level of the cylinder supply opening?

Upload a photo of the brake fluid level

Is the service brake pedal adjusted to the right height above floorplate including freeplay?

Is the inching pedal adjusted to the right height above floorplate including freeplay?

Is the actuator spring (C) just starting to move when the inching pedal is pushed down?

Is the screw (A) turned two full turns clockwise after releasing the inching pedal?

Does the pedal not strike the other side of the floorplate in the up position when all adjustments are done?