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TM 10-3930-653-14&P
OVERHEAD GUARD CHECK
The overhead guard is for your protection. Make
certain that it is securely mounted and all structural
members are secure.
BRAKE FLUID LEVEL CHECK
Check the fluid level it, the brake fluid reservoir. The
level should be between the two seams of the
reservoir. When adding fluid, due care should be taken
to prevent dirt or water from entering the reservoir.
Add only DOT 5 fluid.
REAR COMBINATION LAMP CHECK
Check rear combination lamps (tail brake, & rear
reflector) for damage or contamination.
HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL
Check hydraulic oil level by means of the oil level
dipstick: Remove the oil level dipstick and clean it.
Reinsert it and remove again to see if the oil level is
between two slots: High and Low.
CAUTION
The oil level check should be done
with engine shut down, forks on the
ground or floor, and the truck itself
on a level surface.
COOLANT LEVEL CHECK
Remove the radiator ca. by turning it left. Have a look
through the radiator port. If coolant is observed, the level
Is appropriate.
(Long life coolant is supplied so it appears green.) To
close the radiator cap, align the latch inside the cap with
the notch on the port and press the cap turning it right.
WARNING
Use extreme care when removing
the radiator pressure cap. In a
pressure system, the sudden release
of pressure can cause a steam flash
which
would.
Cause
a
serious
personal injury. Loosen cap slowly
to allow steam to escape. After that,
tighten cap securely. It is a good
practice to use a clean thick waste
cloth or the like when removing the
cap. Avoid putting on gloves, since
you may’ get burnt if hot water soaks
through them.
CAUTION
The radiator cap should only be
removed to check coolant level prior
to engine start or after engine has
stopped and had time to cool down.
PIPING & CYLINDERS
Visually check hydraulic oil pipings and lift and tilt
cylinders-, for oil leaks.
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