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SafetyRules

SafetyRules

Obey these rules when handling a load:

•Handle only loads that are within the hand pallet lift truck’s permitted lifting capacity.

•Handle only loads that are stable, evenly distributed on the forks, and safely arranged.

•Use caution when handling long and high loads. Load support is recommended for high loads.

•Remove the emergency stop key from the truck if leaving the truck without supervision.

• Never park on an incline or with a raised load.

• Never park in areas that could obstruct other traffic or work areas.

• Never park in areas that could cause personal injury or damage to any equipment.

•Loaded or unloaded, operate the hand pallet lift truck with great care. Overturning can occur, particularly when handling high loads or when operating with a hand pallet lift truck fitted with a load support or an extension frame in the raised position.

•Use extreme care when cornering. If operating at too high a speed, the load could fall from the hand pallet lift truck.

Parking the Hand Pallet Lift Truck

When parking the hand pallet lift truck, follow these instructions:•Stop the truck and release the travel direction selector switch.

ParkingtheHandPalletLiftTruck

•Move the control handle to the uppermost position and the parking brake is applied automatically.•Make sure that the fork frame is fully lowered.•Press the emergency stop key.

Maintenance

Maintenance

Lubricatio n Al l pivo t point s i n th e PST Plus ar e equippe d wit h permanentl y lubricate d bushing s an d bearings . T o increas e bearin g life , i t i s recommende d tha t a fe w drop s o f ligh t machin e oi l b e applie d a t eac h pivo t poin t ever y 6 months .

Model PST PlusHand Pallet t h e Batter y

BatteryThis truck is equipped with two valve-controlled batteries of 12Volt/24Amp Hour connected in series. Please obey manufacturer’s recommendations for service of these batteries. The batteries must be kept clean and dry and may be washed to remove any accumulated foreign matter.

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If the batteries are fully discharged, they must have a full charge, about 12 hours, before next use.1. Mov e you r truck t o a well ventilated area .

2. Lowe r th e forks completel y.

3.Press the emergency stop key and turn it 90 degrees clockwise.

4.Connect the charging cable to the truck.

5. Plu g th e charging cable int o a 11 0 volt wall socket. Check that the yellow LED on the charger is ON.

6.When the main charging is done, the charger will switch over to a equalizing phase. This is indicated by both the yellow and the green LED on the charger being lit. After that, the charger will perform trickle charging, which is indicated by the green LED being lit. The charging is done, but there is no risk of the batteries being damaged if the truck continues to be connected to the main socket for an extended period.

7.Disconnect the charging cable from the wall socket when the charging is done and the truck is to be used.

Chargin g

The truck is equipped with a built-in automatic battery charger.•Check if the LED on the battery cover is flashing. A flashing LED indicates that the batteries need charging immediately, and will cause the truck to stop. There is enough charge left in the batteries to enable the truck to be driven to the nearest charging point. •When the indication for charging is shown, press down and then pull up the emergency stop key, and drive to the nearest charging point. Follow the instructions for charging the battery. The truck’s main lead can be connected to the main supply whenever the truck is not in use to make sure the batteries are always fully charged. Follow battery manufacturer’s recommended use and maintenance instructions. Generally, charging for a minimum of 30 minutes is more gentle to the batteries and as a result will not shorten the battery service life. Additionally, it is necessary to charge the truck batteries overnight at least once a week or until the green LED on the charger lights.

Model PST PlusHand Pallet

8.Disconnect the charging cable from the truck.9.Turn the emergency stop key back 90 degrees counterclockwise and pull it up to the driving position.

Battery Replacement

1.To replace the battery, press the emergency stop key and turn it 90 degrees clockwise.

2.Remove the battery cover and undo the battery retainer.3.Disconnect the battery cables from the batteries and remove from the truck.

4.Replace with new batteries, checking the polarity, and connect the battery cables.

5.Secure the batteries in place using the battery retainer.

6.Replace the battery cover.

7.Turn the emergency stop key back 90 degrees counterclockwise, pulling it up to the driving position.

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