Guide to the use and maintenance of manual stackers

Seal replacement
When the seal is replaced, air may enter the hydraulic system, so the lever needs to be placed in the lowest position and then the handle is repeatedly swung a dozen times to expel the air.
Lubricate moving parts with hydraulic or lubricating oil to reduce wear
Daily inspection and maintenance
Inspect manual stackers regularly to minimize wear and tear.
Particular attention is paid to inspecting the wheels, axles, forks, lifting and lowering handling sections.
After each job, the forks should be left unloaded and lowered to the lowest position.
Operational precautions

Since battery damage can have a significant impact on the vehicle, the operator must familiarize himself with the condition of the vehicle before using it.
It is forbidden to allow unsupervised personnel to operate the vehicle at will.
The vehicle cannot accelerate for a long time.
Before starting, you should slow down for a few seconds before accelerating.
When driving, do not mistake the Forward and Backward directional buttons for the steering buttons.
Safety Tips
Ensure that operators have the necessary safety knowledge and operational skills.
Regularly inspect the vehicle's hydraulic system, brake system, and other critical components.
Be aware of your surroundings and avoid collisions or accidents
The inspection of the manual stacker minimizes wear and tear and requires special attention to the wheels, axles, forks, lifting and lowering operations. At the end of each job, the forks should be unloaded and lowered to the lowest position.

Therefore, the damage to the manual stacker will be relatively large; The operator must be familiar with the condition of the vehicle before use, and shall not let unlicensed personnel operate it at will; The vehicle cannot accelerate to start for a long time; Slow down before driving, slow down for a few seconds and then accelerate; When the vehicle is advancing, do not mistake the Forward and Backward directional buttons for the turn buttons.
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