The Linde Pallet Truck, Type 144: T20S, represents robust industrial material handling equipment designed for efficiency and reliability in warehouse and logistics operations. Building on Linde's heritage of engineering quality and innovation, this electric pallet truck is engineered for durability and ease of operation. Its design incorporates advanced features such as electrical steering, sophisticated braking systems, and an optional lifting system, all managed through an intuitive multifunction indicator. This model, specifically from serial number N 01094 onwards, is a testament to Linde's commitment to providing dependable solutions for demanding environments, competing effectively through its focus on operational uptime and comprehensive serviceability.
This manual serves as a comprehensive guide for the operation and maintenance of the Linde Pallet Truck Type 144: T20S. It covers essential operating procedures, daily checks, and detailed safety rules to ensure safe and efficient use. The manual provides in-depth maintenance schedules for various intervals, including first 50 hours, and every 500, 1000, and 2000 hours, addressing critical systems such as electrical steering, braking, hydraulics, and the battery system. Furthermore, it includes detailed technical specifications, troubleshooting insights supported by electrical diagrams, and guidance on component-specific tasks, empowering owners, mechanics, and technicians to maintain the vehicle's optimal performance and longevity.
Original Illustrated Factory Operating Instructions (User Manual) for Linde Pallet Truck Type 144.
Original factory manuals for Linde Forklift Trucks, contains high quality images, circuit diagrams and instructions to help you to operate and repair your truck
Covered models:
T20S from N 01094
Format: PDF, 65 Pages
Language: English
Contents:
Description
EC declaration of conformity
Labels
Technical data
Technical description
General view
Controls
Multifunction indicator description until 01/2009
Multifunction indicator description from 02/2009
Linking of screens
Multifunction indicator adjustments until 01/2009
Multifunction indicator adjustments from 02/2009
Scrolling through the various screens
Biometry option (from 06/2009)
Operation / Daily checks and maintena prior to operation
Safety rules
Definition of terms related to safety
Use of lubricants
Residual risks
Stability
Report of thorough examination
Advice for initial use
Checks before initial operation
Commissioning of the multifunction indicator
Daily checks before use
Check the Forward/Reverse and raise/lower controls
Checking the electrical steering
Checking the safety braking
Check emergency isolator
Checking the horn operation
Check condition of battery charging
Opening the battery cover with front outlet
Opening the battery cover with side outlet
Connecting/disconnecting the battery connector
Recharging the battery with an external charger
Checking the condition of cables, terminals and battery contact
Removing/replacing the battery
Changing the front-end battery with the help of braces
Changing the front-end battery with the help of a hois
Changing the side battery:
with the help of a roller stand
with the help of a mobile support
Seat adjustment
Floor adjustment
Startup
Emergency isolator
Indication of direction of travel
Forward-reverse travel
Reversal of direction of travel
Steering
Direction of deflection in forward movement
Operating the truck on ramps
Ascending slopes
Descending slopes
Departure on ramps
Braking, lifting, lowering, horn
Automatic braking
Countercurrent braking
Electromagnetic braking
Raising / lowering the fork arm
Horn control
Handling loads
Picking up the load
Transporting a load
Version provided with a level compensator
Unloading
Before leaving the truck
Jacking, towing
Slinging the truck
Jacking the truck
Towing
Transporting and storing the truck
Maintenance
General remarks
Checks and maintenance work after the first 50 hours of service*
Scheduled maintenance and inspection
Steering
Cleaning the truck
Cleaning the battery and battery compartment
Remove floor plate
Opening the motor cover
Remove steering wheel
Removing the control unit cover
Fuses
Maintenance every 500 hours
Checking level of electrolyte and water supplement
Checking the electrolyte gravity
Checking the condition of cables, terminals and battery contact
Checking the security of wheels
Checking the condition of the wheels
Checking and cleaning the control unit fan
Lubricating the steering gears
Lubricating the lifting system (option)
Checking the tightness of hydraulic circuits
Checking the hydraulic oil level
Checking the condition and fixing the cables and electrical connections
Cleaning the electrical plate
Cleaning and checking the contact wear
Checking and replacing the traction motor brush if necessary
Checking and replacing the steering motor brush if necessary
Adjustment of electromagnetic brake
Maintenance every 1000 hours
Checking the mechanical fixing of components
Checking the oil level of gear box
Maintenance every 2000 hours
Remove the motor pump unit
Replacing the hydraulic oil
Replacing the gear reducer oil
Recommended lubricants
Hydraulic diagram
Multifunction indicator
T20S electrical diagram (until 01/2009)
T20S electrical diagram (from 02/2009)
Index .
Original Illustrated Factory Operating Instructions (User Manual) for Linde Pallet Truck Type 144.
Original factory manuals for Linde Forklift Trucks, contains high quality images, circuit diagrams and instructions to help you to operate and repair your truck
Covered models:
T20S from N 01094
Format: PDF, 65 Pages
Language: English
Contents:
Description
EC declaration of conformity
Labels
Technical data
Technical description
General view
Controls
Multifunction indicator description until 01/2009
Multifunction indicator description from 02/2009
Linking of screens
Multifunction indicator adjustments until 01/2009
Multifunction indicator adjustments from 02/2009
Scrolling through the various screens
Biometry option (from 06/2009)
Operation / Daily checks and maintena prior to operation
Safety rules
Definition of terms related to safety
Use of lubricants
Residual risks
Stability
Report of thorough examination
Advice for initial use
Checks before initial operation
Commissioning of the multifunction indicator
Daily checks before use
Check the Forward/Reverse and raise/lower controls
Checking the electrical steering
Checking the safety braking
Check emergency isolator
Checking the horn operation
Check condition of battery charging
Opening the battery cover with front outlet
Opening the battery cover with side outlet
Connecting/disconnecting the battery connector
Recharging the battery with an external charger
Checking the condition of cables, terminals and battery contact
Removing/replacing the battery
Changing the front-end battery with the help of braces
Changing the front-end battery with the help of a hois
Changing the side battery:
with the help of a roller stand
with the help of a mobile support
Seat adjustment
Floor adjustment
Startup
Emergency isolator
Indication of direction of travel
Forward-reverse travel
Reversal of direction of travel
Steering
Direction of deflection in forward movement
Operating the truck on ramps
Ascending slopes
Descending slopes
Departure on ramps
Braking, lifting, lowering, horn
Automatic braking
Countercurrent braking
Electromagnetic braking
Raising / lowering the fork arm
Horn control
Handling loads
Picking up the load
Transporting a load
Version provided with a level compensator
Unloading
Before leaving the truck
Jacking, towing
Slinging the truck
Jacking the truck
Towing
Transporting and storing the truck
Maintenance
General remarks
Checks and maintenance work after the first 50 hours of service*
Scheduled maintenance and inspection
Steering
Cleaning the truck
Cleaning the battery and battery compartment
Remove floor plate
Opening the motor cover
Remove steering wheel
Removing the control unit cover
Fuses
Maintenance every 500 hours
Checking level of electrolyte and water supplement
Checking the electrolyte gravity
Checking the condition of cables, terminals and battery contact
Checking the security of wheels
Checking the condition of the wheels
Checking and cleaning the control unit fan
Lubricating the steering gears
Lubricating the lifting system (option)
Checking the tightness of hydraulic circuits
Checking the hydraulic oil level
Checking the condition and fixing the cables and electrical connections
Cleaning the electrical plate
Cleaning and checking the contact wear
Checking and replacing the traction motor brush if necessary
Checking and replacing the steering motor brush if necessary
Adjustment of electromagnetic brake
Maintenance every 1000 hours
Checking the mechanical fixing of components
Checking the oil level of gear box
Maintenance every 2000 hours
Remove the motor pump unit
Replacing the hydraulic oil
Replacing the gear reducer oil
Recommended lubricants
Hydraulic diagram
Multifunction indicator
T20S electrical diagram (until 01/2009)
T20S electrical diagram (from 02/2009)
Index .
