Linde Pallet Truck T 20

Inspection and Maintenance after First 50 Hours of Service

Drive the pallet truck and check the braking action by tilting the tiller to the upper and lower areas.

Note any anomalies in the steering mechanism and contact local representative if necessary.

Raise the truck and check the tightness of the nuts on the driven wheel (80 Nm torque).

Check the tightness of the mounting bolts on the load wheels (50 Nm torque).

Check the free rotation of the wheels and remove any interfering objects.

Replace any worn or damaged wheels.

Remove the two semi-circular collars (2)

Refit the reservoir (1) to the pump motor unit, ensuring the O-ring (4) is seated properly

Refit the pump motor unit to the chassis

Disconnect the battery before commencing cleaning

Use steam jets or highly detergent products with care

Protect electrical circuits, motors, and switch panels from direct jets

Remove stubborn dirt using a cold detergent before using compressed air

Run the truck to prevent rust formation if water entered the motors

Checking the hydraulic fluid level

Lower the forks to their full extent

Check if the fluid level is between the min. and max. marks on the reservoir

Is the fluid level between the min. and max. marks?

Top up with fluid if necessary, after unscrewing the cap

Replace the cap to complete the operation

Use only hydraulic fluid which meets the relevant specifications

Wear gloves and goggles during battery work

Ensure the area is well-ventilated

Ensure no sparks, flames, or smoking near the battery

Stop the machine, switch off and remove the key

Locate the battery plug on the right-hand side of the machine

Pull on the handle to disconnect the plug