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General Instructions

No modifications or alterations can be made to the product without authorisation from the manufacturer, in the
event of this, the guarantee will be invalidated.
National standards and safety regulations must be observed.

Safety instructions

Before the product is used, it is to be checked for correct functioning. Should any defects appear, it must not be
used!
- The instructions of the accident prevention regulations for "industrial trucks" BGV D27 are to be
observed and complied with.
- Only use for the intended purpose!
- Pallet truck must not be left in raised position.
- The bearing capacity given must not be exceeded!

Use and intended purpose

The hydraulic pallet truck is suitable for lifting, lowering and transporting loads on commercially-available pallets. It
is to be used on even surfaces.
The operational temperature range is from –10°C to 40°C.

Assembly

Mounting steering unit and pump unit
•
Release the adjusting screw (140H) on the offset connecting link (139H).
•
Release three screws (H109) and three spring washers (H110) from the base
(103).
•
Attach the tow handle (H101) on the mounting position (103).
Please note: Take the rod and chain (H107) through the middle of the base
(103) and shaft (109)
•
Put the three screws (H109) with spring washers (H110) back on the base
(103) and tighten them.
•
Lift up the offset connecting link (139H) and hook the pin to the chain (H107)
in the hollow of the connecting link (139H).
Adjusting the operating modes
On the tow handle of the lifting trolley there is a switch handle (H106) that can be switched in 3 positions (see Fig.
1): LOWER =lowering, NEUTRAL = transporting, ASCENT =
lifting.
If the lifting trolley does not react according to the chosen
switching position, this can be corrected by subsequent
adjusting of the adjustment screw (140H). After setting, all 3
switch positions are to be tested.
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