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Electric Stacker with Electric Travel
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EGV ESL EPH
4.5. Loading
Make sure the load does not exceed the carrying capacity of the stacker. Observe the respectively applicable
load diagram.
Slowly drive to the stacking area. Level forks to equal height with the pallet and move into the pallet until the
back of the fork touches the load (pallet).
4.5.1 Bring the tie bar into upper braking position and slightly lift the load.
4.5.2 Slowly start to drive and lower the load.
4.5.3 Load Diagrams
EGV EPH
1225; 1230; 1235; 1240
The load must be equally balanced on both forks.
4.6. Travelling with Load
Travel with the load in lowest possible position in consideration of the floor clearance under the load.
The load should be moved with lifted fork only for stacking and depositing on even surface.
Travel with steady speed adapted to the load and the floor conditions.
A sudden stop is only allowed in case of danger.
Sufficiently reduce the driving speed in curves.
When driving on ascents, the climbing ability of the stacker must not be exceeded.
Max. climbing ability: 8% with load, 16% without load.
Climbing ability data apply to a dry floor pavement surface.
Maximum braking applies to surface conditions as per DIN 15161.
With other surface conditions (humidity, other surface, etc.) the maximum permissible ascent or slope is re-
duced respectively.
Driving on ascents and slopes should be effected with the load pointing to ascent direction and with
lowered fork only.
When stopping, especially on ascents and slopes, bring the tie bar to upper braking position.
4.7. Depositing of the Load
Stop just before the stacking area and lift the load in safe distance over the pile. Manoeuvre the load directly
above the pile and bring the tie bar in upper braking position. Lower the load until fork arms are discharged.
Ensure safe reversing, move away and lower the fork arms.
Design changes under reserve!
EGV EPH
1625; 1630; 1635; 1640
F8.1.20
EGV ESL
1610 1612; 2512; 3012
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