These original factory manuals for Linde Electric Pallet Truck Type 360 are essential resources for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts. The manuals contain high-quality images, circuit diagrams, and detailed instructions to assist in the operation and repair of the truck.
Covered models:
T16
T18
T20
Format: 52 Pages
Language: English
Contents:
Description
Plates and labels
Technical specifications
Technical description
General view
Controls
Indicators
Combination hour meter (operation)
Discharge limiter / indicator
Operation:
Daily checks and tasks prior to operation
Safety rules
Definition of safety terms
Use of materials
Periodic inspections of the truck
Operating recommendations
Checks prior to initial operation
Daily checks prior to use
Checking the forward/reverse and lift/lower controls
Checking braking system
Checking the safety reverse button
Checking the horn operation
Checking the battery charge state
Opening the battery cover
Connecting / disconnecting the battery connector
Charging the battery with a in-built charger*
Replacing the mains plug on the truck after recharging
Automatic disconnection of charging in the event of a problem
Electrical characteristics of the charger
Recharging the battery using an external charger
Checking the condition of the battery cables, terminals and connector
Checking the electrolyte level, and topping up with water
Checking the electrolyte specific gravity
Removal/replacement of the battery
Changing the battery using a hoist
Changing the battery using a gantry (front exit model)
Driving:
Instructions for use
Starting
Indication of the direction of travel
Forward travel / Reverse travel
Reversing the direction of travel
Safety reverse button
Starting on a slope
Steering
Turning angle
Braking, lifting, lowering, horn:
Mechanical brakes
Countercurrent braking
Automatic LBC braking
Lifting / lowering the forks
Horn control
Loadhandling:
Loading
Transporting the load
Unloading
Before leaving the truck
Lifting, towing:
Slinging the truck
Jacking the truck
Transport and storage of the truck
Maintenance:
General information
Inspection and maintenance after first 50 hours of operation*
Inspection and maintenance schedule
Maintenance as required
Cleaning the truck
Checking the tightness of the wheel nuts
Checking the condition of the wheels
Fitting and adjustment of the stabiliser wheel
Opening the front cover
Pull the flexible cover clear to access the reduction gearbox and the motor
Fuses
Checking the electrolyte level, and topping up with water
Checking the electrolyte specific gravity
Checking the condition of the battery cables, terminals and connector
Cleaning the battery and battery compartment
Maintenance every 500 hours
Checking and adjusting the brake control
Checking and adjusting the belt tension
Checking the hydraulic fluid level
Checking for leaks in the hydraulic system
Checking the condition and fastening of electrical cables and connections
Cleaning the electrical panel
Cleaning and checking contacts for wear
Inspection/replacement of the traction motor brushes
