Toyota 5FBC13-30 Battery Forklift Service Repair Manual Instant Download

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5FBC13-30
RETURN TO MAIN INDEX RETURN TO SERVICE MANUAL
INDEX GENERAL BATTERY CONTROL
CIRCUIT MULTIDISPLAY FUNCTIONS ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
TROUBLESHOOTING MOTOR DRIVE UNIT FRONT
AXLE REAR AXLE STEERING BRAKE BODY AND FRAME
MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEM MAST CYLINDER OIL
PUMP OIL CONTROL VALVE APPENDIX
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FOREWORD
This manual covers the service procedures of the
TOYOTA BATTERY
- 30 Series. Please use this manual for providing
FORKLIFT
quick, correct servicing of the corresponding
forklift models. This manual deals with the
above models as of November 1991. Please
understand that disagreement can take place
between the descriptions in the manual and
actual vehicles due to change in design and
specifi- cations. Any change or modifications
thereafter will be informed by Toyota Industrial
Vehicles' Parts Service News. TOYOTA MOTOR
CORPORATION
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SECTION INDEX
SECTION
NAME
BATTERY CONTROL CIRCUIT MULTIDISPLAY
FUNCTIONS ELECTRICAL SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING
DRIVE FRONT AXLE REAR AXLE STEERING BRAKE BODY
FRAME MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEM MAST CYLINDER
OIL PUMP OIL CONTROL VALVE APPENDIX
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GENERAL
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EXTERIOR VIEWS VEHICLE MODEL FRAME NUMBER HOW
TO READ
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0-3 0-4 ......................... 0-5 0-5 0-6 0-6
MANUAL
EXPLANATION METHOD TERMINOLOGY ABBREVIATIONS
0-7 0-8 0-9
OF ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS OPERATIONAL CIRCUIT
TESTER STANDARD BOLT NUT TIGHTENING TORQUE
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........ BOLT STRENGTH TYPE IDENTIFICATION
METHOD TIGHTENING TORQUE TABLE PRECOAT
BOLTS PRESSURE HOSE FITTING TIGHTENING
TORQUE .................................... ROPE
SUSPENSION ANGLE
0-11 0-12 0-13
0-13 0-14
ROPE ......................................
SAFE LOAD FOR EACH SUSPENSION ANGLE COMPONENTS
WEIGHT
0-14 0-15
RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS AND CAPACITIES ............
............................... 0-16 LUBRICATION
CHART .......................................
0-17 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE .......................
.......... 0-18 PERIODIC REPLACEMENT OF PARTS AND
LUBRICANTS 0-23
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EXTERIOR
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Front
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Rear View
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VEHICLE MODEL
Model Model Model Model Voltage v Control
I ton series 1.25 ton . 5FBC13 Standard 36 or 48
I ton series 1.25 ton 30-5FBC 13 Dustproof
I ton series 1.5 ton 5FBC 15 Standard
I ton series 1.5 ton 30-5FBC 1 5 Dustproof
2 ton 1.75 ton 5FBC1 8 Standard
2 ton 1.75 ton 30-5FBC 18 Dustproof
2 ton
2 ton 2.0 ton Dustproof
2 ton 2.0 ton Standard
2 ton 2.0 ton Dustproof
2 ton 2.5 ton Standard
2 ton 2.5 ton Dustproof
2 ton 2.5 ton Standard
2 ton 2.5 ton Dustproof
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FRAME NUMBER
Vehicle model
5FBC 1 5E1001 1


3 ton series
3 ton series
1 ton series 30-5FBC 13
1 ton series 30-5FBC 1 5
2 ton series 30-5FBCI8
2 ton series
2 ton series
2 ton series
2 ton series
3 ton series
3 ton series
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HOW TO READ EXPLANATION METHOD Operation procedure
MANUAL
The operation procedure is described in either
pattern A or pattern B below. Pattern A
Explanation of each operation step with a photo
or illustration. Pattern B Explanation of
operation procedure by indicating step numbers in
one illustration, fol- lowed by explanation of
cautions and notes summarized as point
operations. Example of description in pattern
B Tightening torque unit T If a place or part
cannot be indi- cated directly, the part name is
described on the either side of the
illustration. Example 1 Piping
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Oil Pump Disassembly Procedure

• Disassembly Procedure
• Remove the cover. Point
• Remove the bush Point
• Remove the gear.

Operation explained on a laterpage
Point operations Explanation of key point for
operation with an illustration Point
II Disassembly Put a match mark when removing
the pump cover. Point Inspection Measure the
bush inside diameter. Bush inside diameter mm
(0.7528 in)
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(Example)
2. How to read components figures The
components figure use the illustra- tion in the
parts catalog for the vehicle model. Please
refer to the catalog for checking the part
name. The number at the right shoulder of each
components figure indicates the Fig. number in
the parts catalog.
FIG number in parts catalog

• Matters omitted in this manual
• This manual omits description of the following
  jobs, but perform them in actual operation
• Cleaning and washing of removed parts as required
  visual inspection (Partially described)
• TERMINOLOGY
• Caution
• lmportant matters of which negligence may cause
  accidents. Be sure to observe them.
• Note
• lmportant items of which negligence may cause
  accidents or matters in operation procedure re-
  quiring special attention.
• Standard Values showing allowable range in
  inspection and adjustment. Limit Maximum or
  minimum allowable value in inspection or

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OF ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS
Symbol Name Symbol Name Symbol Name
BATT Battery Buzzer Absorber Capacitor Charger Forward Chime Reverse Chime Current Flasher Relay Charger Magnet Switch
Battery Buzzer Absorber Capacitor Charger Forward Chime Reverse Chime Current H Horn MW Field Weakning Contactor
Battery Buzzer Absorber Capacitor Charger Forward Chime Reverse Chime Current Back-up Lamp, LH Computer Print Board
Battery Buzzer Absorber Capacitor Charger Forward Chime Reverse Chime Current Back-up Lamp, RH SPS Print Board
CH CHI, Battery Buzzer Absorber Capacitor Charger Forward Chime Reverse Chime Current Clearance Lamp, LH Clearance Lamp, RH PL, RF Working Pilot Lamp Fan Resistor
Battery Buzzer Absorber Capacitor Charger Forward Chime Reverse Chime Current Flasher Lamp, LH RFW Field Weakning Resistor
Battery Buzzer Absorber Capacitor Charger Forward Chime Reverse Chime Current Flasher Lamp, LH (Rear) RG Regenerative Resistor
Flasher Lamp, RH
Absorber
Head Lamp, LH Head Lamp, RH Rotaly Forward Lamp
Rotaly Reverse Lamp
Surge Absorber Drive SIT Driver Pump SIT
Driver Lequid Level Sensor Snubber Speed
Sensor Steering Torque Sensor
SDD SDP
Charger Diode DC-SDD DC-DC Converter Source
Drive (Drive) DC-SDP DC-DC Converter Source
Drive (Pump) FLY-WHEEL Diode,
SSP
Brake Limit Switch
Tilt Limit Switch
irection Switch everse Direction Switch
Main Transistor
Forward Contactor Pump Contactor
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OPERATIONAL 1. Safe operation After jacking up,
always support with rigid stands.
(2) When hoisting the vehicle or its heavy
component, use wire load capacity.
with a sufficient reserve in

• Always disconnect the battery plugs before the
  inspection or servicing of electrical parts.
• Tactful operation
• Prepare the mechanic tools, necessary measuring
  instruments (circuit tester, megger, oil pres-
  sure gauge, and before starting operation.
• Before disconnecting wiring, always check the
  cable color and wiring state.
• When overhauling functional parts, complicated
  portions or related mechanisms, arrange the
  parts neatly to prevent confusion.
• When disassembling and inspecting such a
  precision part as the control valve, use clean
  tools and operate in a clean location.
• (5) Follow the described procedures for
  disassembly, inspection and reassembly.
• Replace, gaskets, packings and O-rings with new
  ones each time of disassembly. Use genuine
  Toyota parts for replacement.
• Use s d bolt and nuts. Observe the specified
  tightening torque at the time of reassembly. If
  no tightening torque specified, tighten the bolt
  or nut according to the standard tightening
  torque table.
• Grasping the troule state
• When a trouble occurs, do not attempt immediate
  disassembly or replacement but first check if
  the trouble requires disassembly or replacement
  for remedying.

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CIRCUIT TESTER Circuit testers are available in
both the analog and digital types. The should be
used selectively accord- ing to the purpose of
measurement. Analog type This type is convenient
for observing movement during operation, but the
measured value should only be used for
reference or rough judgement. Digital
type Fairly accurate reading is possible, but it
is difficult to observe the variation or move-
ment. 1. Difference in measurement results
with the digital type and analog type The result
may be different between measurements with the
analog type and digital type. Al- ways use a
circuit tester according to its operation manual.
Cautions when the polarities are dif- ferent
between the analog type and digital type are
described below. Circuit tester range Analog
type kohm range Digital type 2 Mohm range Forward
direction Reverse direction
Black
Red probe
Measurement result
As seen from the example above, the measurement
results with the analog and digital types are re-
verse. In measurement with a digital type
circuit tester, therefore, use the tester probes
as shown be- low. Forward direction Reverse
direction
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2. Difference in result of measurement with
circuit tester The circuit tester power supply
voltage depends on the tester type. or is used.
The resistance of a semiconductor such as a diode
varies with the circuit tester power
supply voltage. The diode characteristics are
shown in the figure below.
The resistance values of the same semiconductor
sured with two types of circuit testers
having different power supply voltages are
different. This manual describes the results of
measurement with a circuit tester whose power
supply voltage is 3.0 V.
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Current 4 in forward direction
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1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7
0.8 Voltage in forward direction 3. Difference
in measurement result by measurement range
(analog type) In the analog type circuit tester,
changing the measurement range switches over the
internal circuit to vary the circuit resistance.
Even when the same diode is measured, the
measurement result varies with the measurement
range. Always use the range described in the
repair manual for measurement.
Variable resistor Current Resistor Range
x Resistor Range x
Power source 1.5 V
Red
Black
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• STANDARD BOLT NUT TIGHTENING TORQUE
• Standard bolt and tightening torques are not
  indicated. Judge the standard tightening torque
  as shown below.
• Find out the type of the bolt from the list below
  and then find the bolt tightening torque from the
  table.
• The nut tightening torque can judged from the
  mating bolt type.
• BOLT STRENGTH TYPE IDENTIFICATION METHOD
• 1. Identification by bolt shape 2. Identification
  by part No.

Bolt head No.
1611-40625 Diameter
Two protruding
Two protruding
Three protruding
92132-4061 4 Diameter
Stud bolt
Grooved
6T
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0-12 TIGHTENING TORQUE TABLE
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• PRECOAT BOLTS
• (Bolts with seal lock agent coating on threads)
• Do not use the precoat bolt as it is in either of
  the fol- lowing cases.
• After is removed.
• When the precoat bolt is moved (loosened or
  tight- ened) by tightness check, etc.
• Note
• For torque check, use the lower limit of the
  allowable tight- ening torque range. If the bolt
  moves, retighten it according
• to the steps below.
• Method for reuse of precoat bolts
• Wash the bolt and threaded hole. (The threaded
  hole must be washed even for replacement of the
  bolt.)
• Parfectly dry the washed parts by air blowing.
• Coat the specified seal lock agent to the
  threaded portion of the bolt.

• PRESSURE HOSE FITTING TIGHTENING TORQUE
• When connecting a high pressure hose, wipe the
  hose fitting and mating nipple contact surfaces
  with clean cloth to remove foreign matters and
  dirt. Also check no dent or other damage on the
  contact surfaces before installation.
• When connecting a high pressure hose, hold the
  hose to align the fitting with the nipple and
  tighten the fitting.
• The maximum tightening torque must not exceed
  twice the standard tightening torque.

Nominal diameter of screw Standard tightening torque Standard tightening torque Standard tightening torque Standard tightening torque Standard tightening torque Standard tightening torque Standard tightening torque Standard tightening torque Standard tightening torque Standard tightening torque Standard tightening torque Hose inside diameter mm (in) Hose inside diameter mm (in)
Nominal diameter of screw Standard Standard Standard Standard Tightening range Tightening range Tightening range Tightening range Tightening range Tightening range Tightening range Hose inside diameter mm (in) Hose inside diameter mm (in)
7116 25 250) 18.11 24 - 26 240 - 6 6
9116 49 500) 36.21 47 - 52 480 -
- 59 600) 43.41 56 - 62 570 - 12 12
- 59 ( 600) 43.41 56 - 62 570 - 630) 630) - 45.61 12 12
86.81 86.81 86.81 86.81 90.41 90.41 90.41 90.41 90.41 90.41 90.41 19 19
- 137 (1400) 130 - 144 (1330 - 25 (0.98)
( 250) 18.11 24 - 26 240 - 117.4 117.4 19.51 6 6
49 ( 500) ( 600) 43.41 47 - 56 - 52 62 480 - 570 - 530) 630) 38.31 38.31 38.31 9 9
49 ( 500) ( 600) 43.41 47 - 56 - 52 62 480 - 570 - 530) 630) 45.61 45.61 45.61 12 12
(1200) 86.81 112 - 123 (1140 - 90.41 19 19
PF1 137 (1400) 130 - 144 (1330 1470) 196.2 1470) 196.2 106.41 25 25
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ROPE SUSPENSION ANGLE
angle Tension Compres- sion Suspension method Lifting angle Tension Compres- sion Suspension method
0 .OO time time 90 1.41 time 1.OO time

1.04 time
0.27 time
SAFE LOAD FOR EACH
ROPE SUSPENSION ANGLE
Unit N (ton)
Rope diameter Cutting load Single-rope suspension Two-rope suspension Two-rope suspension Two-rope suspension Two-rope suspension Four-rope suspension Four-rope suspension Four-rope suspension Four-rope suspension
Rope diameter Cutting load 0 0 30 60 90 0 30 60 90
6 mm (0.24 in) 21380 (2.18) 3040 (0.31) 6080 (0.62) 5880 (0.6) 5200 (0.53) 1691 4310 (0.44) 12160 (1.24) 11770 (1.2) 10400 8630 (0.88) 9401
8 mm (0.32 in) 31480 (3.21 4410 (0.45) 8830 (0.9) 8530 (0.87) 91 7650 (0.78) 6280 (0.64) 41 17650 (1.8) 17060 (1.74) 15300 (1.56) 12550 (1.28)
10 mm (0.4 in) 49230 (5.02) 1.691 6960 (0.71) 14020 (1.43) 13440 (1.37) 11770 (1.2) 9810 (1.0) 27460 (2.8) 26480 (2.7) 23540 (2.4) 19610 (2.0)
12.5 mm (0.5 in) 76880 (7.84) 10980 (1.12) 21570 (2.2) 21280 (2.1) 18630 (1.9) 14710 (1.5) 43150 (4.4) 41190 (4.2) 37270 (3.8) 29420
14 mm (0.56 in) 96400 13730 27460 (2.8) 26480 (2.7) 23540 (2.4) 18630 (1.9) 54920 (5.6) 23481 52960 (5.4) 19071 47070 05841 37270
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COMPONENTS WEIGHT
Model Model Weight Weight N (kg)
Motor Drive 1 ton series Approx. 735 Only dustproof model Approx. 834 Approx. 735 Only dustproof model Approx. 834 Approx. 735 Only dustproof model Approx. 834
Motor Drive 2 ton series Approx. 1079
Motor Drive 3 ton series Approx. 1079 10)
Motor Material handling 1 ton series Approx. 441
Motor Material handling 2 ton series Approx. 637
Motor Material handling 3 ton series Approx. 637
5FBC 1 3 5FBC 1 3 Approx. 2746
5FBC15 5FBC15 Approx. 4315
Balance weight
Mast lift bracket (with lift cylinder, less back
rest and fork)
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0-16 RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS AND CAPACITIES
Application Capacity Capacity
Differential transmission STD gear oil gear oil w 1 ton series 7.0 1 (1.85 US gal.)
Differential transmission STD gear oil gear oil w 2 - 3 ton series 7.5 (1.98 US gal.)
Hydraulic (total) STD Hydraulic oil VG32 1
1 ton series (4.2 US gal.) " " 21 1
(5.5 US gal.)
MIL-H-5606-D " 20 1
2 - 3 ton series (5.3 US gal.) "" 26 1
(6.9 US gal.)
Brake line STD SAE J- 1703 DOT-3 Brake fluid artic S Proper quantity Proper quantity
Chassis part STD MP grease No.2 Esso beacon 325 Proper quantity Proper quantity
Refrigerator specification vehicle For 3000 mm 18
in) maximum fork height For 6000 mm (236 in)
maximum fork height
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LUBRICATION CHART

• Chain
• Mast support bushing
• Tilt cylinder front pin
• Front wheel bearing
• Differential transmission
• Brake fluid reservoir tank
• Tilt steering locking mechanism
• Tilt steering universal joint
• Oil tank
• Rear wheel bealing
• Steering knuckle king pin Rear axle beam front
• Rear axle cylinder rod joint (1 ton series)
• 14. Rear axle beam rear

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• lnspect every 8 hours (daily)
• lnspect every 40 hours (weekly)
• lnspect every 170 hours (monthly)
• lnspect every 1000 hours monthly)
• lnspect every 2000 hours (annually) lnspect and
  service

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
MP grease Engine oil gear oil Hydraulic oil
Brake fluid
Located on right and left sides
Lubrication Chart
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PERIODIC MAINTENANCE INSPECTION METHOD I
Inspection. Repair or replacement if required.
M Measurement. Repair or adjustment if required.
T Retightening C Cleaning L Lubrication
For new vehicle 1 Flaw detector
Inspection Period Inspection Period Inspection Period 1 3 6 12
Hours 170 500 2000
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Motor Motor Abnormal sound during revolution Loose terminal Insulation resistance Brush wear and sliding contact status Commutator fouling and damage Abnormal sound during revolution Loose terminal Insulation resistance Brush wear and sliding contact status Commutator fouling and damage I M I I 0 0 0 0
Battery fluid level Battery specific gravity
Loose terminal Abnormality at top of battery and
Timer operation
Charger Terminal loosening Operating voltage measurement Magnet switch function, contact fouling and roughening I M I 0
Magnet contactor Loose contact, damage and wear Auxiliary contact function, fouling and wear Arc chute installation status Timing and functioning Loose coil installation Loose main circuit lead installation I I I I I I 0 0 0 0 0
Microswitch Timing and operating function Damage and loose installation I I
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Inspection Period Inspection Period 1 3 6 12
Inspection Period Inspection Period Hours 170 500 2000
Direction lever Operating conditions and damage I
Controller Operation Inside fouling and damage Overcurrent limit valve I C M 0 0 0
Fuse Loosening I
Wiring (including Damage of wiring harness and loose clamp Loose connection and taping status Battery connector damage and connection status I I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Accelerator Operating and damage I
POWER TRAIN POWER TRAIN POWER TRAIN POWER TRAIN POWER TRAIN POWER TRAIN POWER TRAIN
Differential, Oil leak I
Loose rim and hub nuts Tire groove depth Metal
chips, pebbles and other foreign matter trapped
in tire grooves Rim and disc wheel
damage Abnormal sound and looseness of front
wheel bearing
Rear axle beam Looseness of axle beam in vehicle longitudinal direction M 0
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Inspection Period Inspection Period 1 3 6 12
Inspection Period Inspection Period Hours 170 500 2000
STEERING SYSTEM STEERING SYSTEM STEERING SYSTEM STEERING SYSTEM STEERING SYSTEM STEERING SYSTEM STEERING SYSTEM
Steering wheel Play and looseness Function I I
Gear box Oil leak Looseness of mounting I T 0
Power steering Oil leak Damage of power steering hose I I
Knuckle King pin looseness Cracks and deformation I I
Steering shaft Wheel alignment Left and right turning angle M M 0
BRAKING SYSTEM Rod and cable looseness and damage Drum wear and damage Brake drum and brake shoe Shoe operation condition Anchor pin rusting Return spring fatigue BRAKING SYSTEM Rod and cable looseness and damage Drum wear and damage Brake drum and brake shoe Shoe operation condition Anchor pin rusting Return spring fatigue BRAKING SYSTEM Rod and cable looseness and damage Drum wear and damage Brake drum and brake shoe Shoe operation condition Anchor pin rusting Return spring fatigue BRAKING SYSTEM Rod and cable looseness and damage Drum wear and damage Brake drum and brake shoe Shoe operation condition Anchor pin rusting Return spring fatigue BRAKING SYSTEM Rod and cable looseness and damage Drum wear and damage Brake drum and brake shoe Shoe operation condition Anchor pin rusting Return spring fatigue BRAKING SYSTEM Rod and cable looseness and damage Drum wear and damage Brake drum and brake shoe Shoe operation condition Anchor pin rusting Return spring fatigue BRAKING SYSTEM Rod and cable looseness and damage Drum wear and damage Brake drum and brake shoe Shoe operation condition Anchor pin rusting Return spring fatigue
Automatic adjuster function I
Backing plate Deformation, cracks and damage Loose mounting I T 0
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Inspection Period Inspection Period Inspection Period 1 3 6 12
Inspection Period Inspection Period Inspection Period Hours 170 500 2000
MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEM MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEM
Forks Abnormality of fork and stopper pin Misalignment between left and right fork fingers Cracks at fork root and welded part Abnormality of fork and stopper pin Misalignment between left and right fork fingers Cracks at fork root and welded part I I
Deformation and damage of each part and crack at welded part Deformation and damage of each part and crack at welded part I 0 0 0 0
Mast and lift bracket looseness Mast and lift bracket looseness I
Mast and fork bracket Wear and damage of mast support Wear, damage and rotating condition of rollers Wear and damage of mast support Wear, damage and rotating condition of rollers I I 0 0 0 0
Wear and damage of roller pins Wear and damage of roller pins I
Wear and damage of mast strip Wear and damage of mast strip I
Tension, deformation and damage of Tension, deformation and damage of
Chain lubrication Abnormality of chain anchor
bolt Wear, damage and rotating condition
Cylinder Deformation and damage of rod, rod screw and rod end Cylinder operation Natural drop and natural forward tilt (hydraulic drift) I I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Cylinder Oil leak and damage Wear and damage of pin and cylinder bearing Lifting speed Uneven movement I I M 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Oil pump Oil leak and abnormal sound I
Hydraulic oil tank Oil level and contamination Tank and oil strainer Oil leak I C I 0 0
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Inspection Period Inspection Period Inspection Period 1 3 6 12
Inspection Period Inspection Period Inspection Period Hours 170 500 2000
Control lever Loose linkage Operation I I 0 0 0 0
Oil leak Oil leak I
Oil control Relief pressure measurement Relief pressure measurement M
valve Relief valve and tilt lock valve functions Relief valve and tilt lock valve functions I 0 0 0 0
Oil leak Oil leak I
Hydraulic piping Deformation and damage Loose joint Deformation and damage Loose joint I T
Hoise tension and twisting Hoise tension and twisting I
SAFETY DEVICES, ETC. SAFETY DEVICES, ETC. SAFETY DEVICES, ETC. SAFETY DEVICES, ETC. SAFETY DEVICES, ETC. SAFETY DEVICES, ETC. SAFETY DEVICES, ETC. SAFETY DEVICES, ETC.
Head guard Cracks at welded portion Deformation and damage Cracks at welded portion Deformation and damage I I
Loosening of mounting
lnstrunenrs
Functions
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Back up buzzer Function and mounting condition I
Rear-view mirror Dirt, damage Rear reflection status I I
Seat Loosening and damage of mounting I
Body Damage and cracks of frame, cross members, etc. Bolt looseness I T 0
Other Grease up L
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PERIODIC REPLACEMENT OF PARTS AND LUBRICANTS
Inspection (operating hours or months, whichever is earlier) Months 1 3 6 12
Inspection (operating hours or months, whichever is earlier) Hours 170 500 2000
Brake fluid Brake fluid
Hydraulic oil Hydraulic oil
Hydraulic oil return filter Hydraulic oil return filter a (New vehicle) a a
Differential and transmission oil Differential and transmission oil
Wheel bearing grease Wheel bearing grease
Master cylinder rubber parts Master cylinder rubber parts
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BATTERY
Page
SERVICE STANDARDS DISPLAY INDICATION ALARM
FUNCTION
MINIMUM
BATTERY COMPARTMENT WEIGHT REQUIRED TROUBLESHOOTI
NG BATTERY ASSY
1-3 1-4 1-5
1-6
INSPECTION
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