Linde 1111-01 – N20VI, N20VLI Operating Instructions SN 10.09 and up SN up to W41111V00299

Description

• Model List:
  • N20C
  • N20VI
  • N20VLI

• 1. EnerSys.Hawker Batteries
• 2. Leadacid battery charger 24V
• 3. Leadacid battery charger 24V . 48V
• 4. Leadacid battery charger 24V . 48V . 80V
• 5. MIDAC Batteries
• 6. Order pickerN20C, N20C HP
• 6.1. Table of content
• 6.2. Introduction
• 6.2.1. Your truck
• 6.2.2. Legal requirements for marketing
• 6.2.3. Identification label
• 6.2.4. Correct use
• 6.2.5. Description of use and climatic conditions
• 6.2.6. Impermissible use
• 6.2.7. Symbols used
• 6.2.8. Taking delivery of the industrial truck
• 6.2.9. Rules for the operating company of industrial trucks
• 6.2.10. Disposing of gel and lead batteries
• 6.3. Safety
• 6.3.1. Safety regulations
• 6.3.2. Handling consumables
• 6.3.3. Emissions
• 6.3.3.1. Noise emission values
• 6.3.3.2. Vibration characteristic values for bodily vibrations
• 6.3.4. Residual risks
• 6.3.5. Stability
• 6.3.6. Competent person
• 6.3.7. Periodic general checks on the trucks
• 6.4. General views
• 6.4.1. General view
• 6.4.2. View of technical compartment four support points
• 6.4.3. Overview of technical compartment five support points
• 6.4.4. N20C Controls
• 6.4.5. Display function
• 6.4.6. Labels
• 6.5.1. Order picker N20C
• 6.5.2. Checks before first commissioning
• 6.5.3. Preshift checks
• 6.5.4. Daily checks before starting work
• 6.5.4.1. Checking the drive direction controls
• 6.5.4.2. Checking the load arm lifting and lowering controls
• 6.5.4.3. Checking the safety devices
• 6.5.4.4. Checking the brakes
• 6.5.4.5. Checking the electric steering
• 6.5.5. Truck operating instructions
• 6.5.6. Display
• 6.5.6.1. Display settings
• 6.5.7. Driving regulations
• 6.5.8. Driving the truck
• 6.5.8.1. Adjusting the handlebar height
• 6.5.8.2. Identifying the direction of travel
• 6.5.8.3. Starting up
• 6.5.8.4. Forward travel.reverse travel
• 6.5.8.5. Steering
• 6.5.8.6. Reversing the drive direction
• 6.5.8.7. Driving in rideon or pedestrian mode
• 6.5.8.8. Braking
• 6.5.8.9. Emergency off switch
• 6.5.8.10. Horn
• 6.5.8.11. Use on slopes
• 6.5.9. connect access system (LFM)
• 6.5.10. Transporting loads
• 6.5.10.1. Lifting and lowering the load arms
• 6.5.10.2. Load handling
• 6.5.11. Before leaving the truck
• 6.5.12. Gel and lead battery
• 6.5.12.1. General information on batteries
• 6.5.12.2. Opening.closing the battery hood
• 6.5.12.3. Charging the battery
• 6.5.12.4. Accessing the battery connector
• 6.5.12.5. Plugging in.unplugging the battery connector
• 6.5.12.6. Checking the battery charge status
• 6.5.12.7. Charging the battery using an external charger
• 6.5.12.8. Side access battery selection of battery compartment opening side
• 6.5.12.9. Side access battery unlocking.locking the battery
• 6.5.12.10. Side access battery changing using a roller frame
• 6.5.13. Handling the truck in an emergency
• 6.5.13.1. Towing and transporting the truck
• 6.5.14. Handling the truck in specific situations
• 6.5.14.1. Slinging the truck
• 6.5.14.2. Lifting the truck
• 6.6. Maintenance
• 6.6.1. General information
• 6.6.2. Technical features
• 6.6.3. Recommended lubricants
• 6.6.4. Accessing the technical compartment
• 6.6.5. Maintenance plan
• 6.6.6. Regular maintenance
• 6.6.7. Chassis, bodywork and fittings
• 6.6.7.1. Cleaning the truck
• 6.6.7.2. Checking the condition of the handlebar
• 6.6.8. Motor
• 6.6.8.1. Traction motor, cleaning the cooling fins
• 6.6.9. Steering.Wheels.Braking
• 6.6.9.1. Checking the condition of the wheels
• 6.6.10. Electrical equipment
• 6.6.10.1. Cleaning the battery and its compartment
• 6.6.10.2. Checking the electrolyte level and topping up with water
• 6.6.10.3. Checking the battery connector, the battery cables and the battery terminal
• 6.6.10.4. Checking and cleaning the fan
• 6.6.10.5. Checking the condition and mounting of cables and electrical connections
• 6.6.11. Hydraulic systems
• 6.6.11.1. Main hydraulic system
• 6.6.11.2. Checking and changing the pump motor brushes
• 6.7. Datasheet
• 6.7.1. Datasheet
• 7. Order pickerN20C, N20C HP
• 7.1. Table of content
• 7.2. Introduction
• 7.2.1. Your truck
• 7.2.2. Legal requirements for marketing
• 7.2.3. Identification label
• 7.2.4. Correct use
• 7.2.5. Description of use and climatic conditions
• 7.2.6. Impermissible use
• 7.2.7. Symbols used
• 7.2.8. Taking delivery of the industrial truck
• 7.2.9. Rules for the operating company of industrial trucks
• 7.2.10. Disposing of gel and lead batteries
• 7.3. Safety
• 7.3.1. Safety regulations
• 7.3.2. Handling consumables
• 7.3.3. Emissions
• 7.3.3.1. Noise emission values
• 7.3.3.2. Vibration characteristic values for bodily vibrations
• 7.3.4. Residual risks
• 7.3.5. Stability
• 7.3.6. Competent person
• 7.3.7. Periodic general checks on the trucks
• 7.4. General views
• 7.4.1. General view
• 7.4.2. View of technical compartment four support points
• 7.4.3. Overview of technical compartment five support points
• 7.4.4. N20C Controls
• 7.4.5. Display function
• 7.4.6. Labels
• 7.5.1. Order picker N20C
• 7.5.2. Checks before first commissioning
• 7.5.3. Preshift checks
• 7.5.4. Daily checks before starting work
• 7.5.4.1. Checking the drive direction controls
• 7.5.4.2. Checking the load arm lifting and lowering controls
• 7.5.4.3. Checking the safety devices
• 7.5.4.4. Checking the brakes
• 7.5.4.5. Checking the electric steering
• 7.5.5. Truck operating instructions
• 7.5.6. Display
• 7.5.6.1. Display settings
• 7.5.7. Driving regulations
• 7.5.8. Driving the truck
• 7.5.8.1. Adjusting the handlebar height
• 7.5.8.2. Identifying the direction of travel
• 7.5.8.3. Starting up
• 7.5.8.4. Forward travel.reverse travel
• 7.5.8.5. Steering
• 7.5.8.6. Reversing the drive direction
• 7.5.8.7. Driving in rideon or pedestrian mode
• 7.5.8.8. Braking
• 7.5.8.9. Emergency off switch
• 7.5.8.10. Horn
• 7.5.8.11. Use on slopes
• 7.5.9. connect access system (LFM)
• 7.5.10. Transporting loads
• 7.5.10.1. Lifting and lowering the load arms
• 7.5.10.2. Load handling
• 7.5.11. Before leaving the truck
• 7.5.12. Gel and lead battery
• 7.5.12.1. General information on batteries
• 7.5.12.2. Opening.closing the battery hood
• 7.5.12.3. Charging the battery
• 7.5.12.4. Accessing the battery connector
• 7.5.12.5. Plugging in.unplugging the battery connector
• 7.5.12.6. Checking the battery charge status
• 7.5.12.7. Charging the battery using an external charger
• 7.5.12.8. Side access battery selection of battery compartment opening side
• 7.5.12.9. Side access battery unlocking.locking the battery
• 7.5.12.10. Side access battery changing using a roller frame
• 7.5.13. Handling the truck in an emergency
• 7.5.13.1. Towing and transporting the truck
• 7.5.14. Handling the truck in specific situations
• 7.5.14.1. Slinging the truck
• 7.5.14.2. Lifting the truck
• 7.6. Maintenance
• 7.6.1. General information
• 7.6.2. Technical features
• 7.6.3. Recommended lubricants
• 7.6.4. Accessing the technical compartment
• 7.6.5. Maintenance plan
• 7.6.6. Regular maintenance
• 7.6.7. Chassis, bodywork and fittings
• 7.6.7.1. Cleaning the truck
• 7.6.7.2. Checking the condition of the handlebar
• 7.6.8. Motor
• 7.6.8.1. Traction motor, cleaning the cooling fins
• 7.6.9. Steering.wheels.braking
• 7.6.9.1. Checking the condition of the wheels
• 7.6.10. Electrical equipment
• 7.6.10.1. Cleaning the battery and its compartment
• 7.6.10.2. Checking the electrolyte level and topping up with water
• 7.6.10.3. Checking the battery connector, the battery cables and the battery terminal
• 7.6.10.4. Checking and cleaning the fan
• 7.6.10.5. Checking the condition and mounting of cables and electrical connections
• 7.6.11. Hydraulic systems
• 7.6.11.1. Main hydraulic system
• 7.6.11.2. Checking and changing the pump motor brushes
• 7.7. Datasheet
• 7.7.1. Datasheet
• 8. TAB Batteries