The Crown Order Picker MPC 3000 is a high-performance industrial equipment designed for efficient order picking in warehouses. Known for its reliability and advanced features, this model enhances productivity while ensuring operator safety and comfort. Ideal for various material handling applications, the MPC 3000 is a trusted choice for businesses seeking optimal performance.

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Tensioning Guide
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Daily Electrical System Inspection
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Crown Order Picker MPC 3000

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Maintenance Plans for Crown Order Picker Model MPC 3000

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Battery Replacement

- Install or replace batteries

1. Turn the truck OFF. Brake applies automatically when truck is turned OFF. Check that all controls are in neutral and disconnect the battery

2. Make certain you use the correct size and weight battery. Never operate a truck that has an underweight or undersized battery installed

3. Never let anything metal touch the top of the cells. You could cause sparks or do damage to the battery. Use an insulator (such as plywood) wnen necessary

4. Remove your truck's side panels or battery retainers

Using A Hoist:

If you use a hoist to install or remove the battery from the the battery compartment or stand, use an approved spreader bar

Using A Roller Stand:

If vou use a roller stand to install or remove a battery make sure the roller stand is the same height as the rollers in the truck's battery compartment

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1 Daily Picker Test

Turn on the truck and test all the displays and alarms on Display Panel

Test the steering

Check the condition of all controls, buttons, handles and pedals. All controls should revert to the neutral position automatically

Check operation of Hydraulic Functions

Test the Emergency Disconnect switch

Check operation of Horn

Check operation of Brake: Change travel direction (Plugging)

Test the brake switch

Sign off on the daily picker test

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Seat Rest Maintenance

Warning: Adjusting the Seat Rest while traveling can result in accidents. Always stop the truck before adjusting the Seat Rest.

Is the truck stopped?

Adjusting the Seat Rest:

Pull the seat rest up

Move the seat rest down and move it into the required position

Folding the Seat Rest down:

Pull the bar underneath the seat rest forward

The seat rest folds down

Sign off on the seat rest maintenance

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1 Daily Lift Chains Inspection

WARNING! Use caution during operational testing. Carry out the tests in an open area away from obstacles and other people. Watch out for people in the work area. Stay away from moving truck parts. Stop the truck as soon as you discover any problems. Have the problem rectified by a trained, authorized service technician before operating the truck.

Check the lift chains for contamination and corrosion, and ensure they are adequately lubricated

Check the chain anchors for damage, cracks and corrosion

Check that the cotter pins in the chain bolt on the chain anchor are fitted and free of damage

Sign off on the daily lift chains inspection

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1 Daily Forks Inspection

Check the forks and the fork carriage for damage and cracks

Make sure the forks are secure

Check the fork latches are working securely

Sign off on the daily forks inspection

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