Hyster-Yale Lift Truck ERP035VTN36TE082

Drive tire removed and lift truck frame blocked

Amount of fluid added (if necessary)

Check plug (and fill plug if removed) replaced and tightened

Drive tire reinstalled and lugs tightened

Procedure repeated for other transaxle

Hours since last fluid level check

Warning: This procedure requires trained personnel with PPE!

Drive tire removed and lift truck frame blocked?

Damaged stud removed using adjustable grip pliers?

Thread tap (size M14 x 1.5) run into stud hole to clean and repair any damaged threads?

Threads tested with a thread plug gauge (size M14 x1.5 - 6H)?

If threads are within specification, new stud installed using Stud Installation Tool?

Tighten studs to 80 Nem (59 Ibf ft)

Drive tire reinstalled and lugs tightened to 170Nm?

Remove hood and seat. See Hood and Seat Assembly section in this manual

Remove rear capscrew, washers, and vibration mount top from rear leg and counterweight

Repeat Step 2 for opposite rear leg

Remove three capscrews from cowl and front leg

Repeat above step for opposite front leg

Remove nut, washers, front capscrew, and vibration mount top from front leg and frame

Repeat above step for opposite front leg

Use a lifting device to lift overhead guard until it is just higher than the counterweight

Tag and disconnect electrical wiring for display. Remove display from display cover

Drive tire removed and forklift frame blocked

Key switch turned to OFF position and battery disconnected

Wheels blocked to prevent unexpected movement

Drip pan with at least a 3.0 liter (3.3 qt) capacity placed under transaxle

Breather inspected for proper operation

Drain plug removed and cleaned thoroughly

Drain plug installed into transaxle and tightened to 22 Nem

Warning: This procedure should be performed by a trained technician

Transaxle removed from lift truck

Parking brake and traction motor removed from transaxle

Snap ring in brake cylinder removed

Pressurized air directed into service brake line port in cover to force cap out of cylinder

Spring recovered from beneath cap

Seal removed from the cap and cut in two to prevent accidental reuse

Sign off on the transaxle brake cylinder repair