Putting In Function And Stacker Utilisation; Preliminary Controls; Forward And Reverse Movement Operations; Lifting And Lowering Operations - Pegasolift PL13 Guía De Uso Y Mantenimiento

PUTTING IN FUNCTION AND STACKER UTILISATION

PRELIMINARY CONTROLS:

The stacker ready to use must be in the following conditions:
1) Battery loading tap: disconnected.
2) Start contact: deactivated with the key taken out.
3) Switch for disconnecting the battery: connected.
4) Tiller bar: in vertical position
5) Lifting group: completely lowered.

FORWARD AND REVERSE MOVEMENT OPERATIONS:

Forward running
B
R
B

LIFTING AND LOWERING OPERATIONS

1) Introduce the forks in the lower part of the pallet on which the load is put with
maximum of care and minimum speed; it is recommended for a bigger stability of
the load to introduce completely the forks (see page 12 "Transport of load").
2) Control that the load is equally distributed on the forks and the positions of the
barycenter is within the limits shown by the arrow on the stacker.
3) For lifting: keep pushing the button for lifting (reference page 17 "Tiller head" no. 6)
until the desired height is achieved.
4) For lowering: keep pushing the button for descent (reference page 17 "Tiller head"
no. 4) until the desired height is achieved.
ATTENTION!
executed only with the stacker completely stopped.
Backwards running
control buttons for movement: turning in the
Fig. B
sense of watch needles the stacker moves
forward, in the contrary sense the stacker
B = active brake
moves reverse.
R = running
Controlling in an adequate manner the
turning there it is easy to control the stacker
speed.
It is advised to avoid abrupt and repeated
starts and slowing down in order to avoid
overheating of the motor and rapid
discharge of the battery.
The load lifting and lowering operations should be
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1) Introduce the start key.
2) Push simultaneously
with both hands the tiller
head and bring it in a quite
horizontal position: the
p o s i t i o n s c o m p l e t e l y
horizontal and vertical
forbid the forward and
reverse movement (figure
B).
3) Operate the butterfly