BT Prime-Mover WSX20 WSX25 Electric Walkie Adjustable Straddle Stracker Operator’s Manual PDF

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BT Prime-Mover WSX20 WSX25 Electric Walkie Adjustable Straddle Stracker Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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BT Prime-Mover WSX20 WSX25 Electric Walkie Adjustable Straddle Stracker Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD 

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Pages : 501
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BT Prime-Mover WSX20 WSX25 Electric Walkie Adjustable Straddle Stracker Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD 

Manual Part Number 304942-000

304942-000 1995_December
304942-001 1996_March
304942-001 1997_February
304942-001 1997_July
304942-001 1998_June
304942-001 1998_October
304942-002 2002_September

Front Cover 2
Foreword 3
Table of Contents 4
Important Safety Regulations 6
Warning Symbols 6
Warning Levels 6
Prohibitory Symbols 7
Ordinance Symbols 7
General Safety Regulations 8
Operating the Truck 8
Operator’s Responsibility 9
Working Area 9
Driving and Conduct While Driving 10
Handling Loads 12
Parking the Truck 13
Handling the Battery 14
Maintenance and Repair 14
Data Plate and Decals 15
General Information 17
Intended Application of the Truck 18
Unintended Application of the Truck 18
Truck Data 19
Truck Dimensions 20
Data Plate 21
Main Components 22
Controls and Instruments 24
Control for Lifting of the Forks 25
Travel Direction Selector/Speed Control 25
Reverser Safety Switch 25
Horn Button 26
Tiller Arm/Brake Control 26
Control for Lowering of the Forks 27
Ignition Key 27
Accessories 28
Battery Pack 28
Electrical Lowering of the Forks 29
BDI/Hourmeter with Lift Interrupt 29
Battery Discharge Indicator (BDI) 30
Hourmeter 30
Driving 31
Starting the Truck 31
Braking 33
Steering 34
Parking the Truck 34
Transporting Loads 35
Collecting a Load 36
Leaving a Load 37
Battery 38
Changing the Battery 38
Removing a Discharged Battery 38
Replacing a Charged Battery 39
Charging the Battery 40
Pre-Charging 41
During Charging 42
After Charging 42
Battery Maintenance 42
Daily Service/Safety Checks 44
Maintenance 47
Safety Regulations With Maintenance Work 47
Maintenance Work that can be Carried Out by You 49
Maintenance Work that may be Carried out by Trained Maintenance Personnel 49
Cleaning and Washing 49
External Cleaning 50
Cleaning the Motor Compartment 50
Electrical Components 51
Lubrication Chart 56
Oil and Grease Specification 57
Transport and Storage of Truck 58
Truck’s Dimensions and Weight 58
Lifting the Truck 59
Towing and Transporting a Defective Truck 60
Storing the Truck 60
Battery 60
Hydraulic System 61
Drive Unit 61
Starting After a Period of Storage 61
Recycling/Discarding 62
Discarding the Battery 62
Scrapping the Truck 62
Chassis 62
Hydraulic System 63
Electrical System 63
Back Cover 64
Front Cover 65
Foreword 66
Table of Contents 67
Important Safety Regulations 69
Warning Symbols 69
Warning Levels 69
Prohibitory Symbols 70
Ordinance Symbols 70
General Safety Regulations 71
Operating the Truck 71
Operator’s Responsibility 72
Working Area 72
Driving and Conduct While Driving 73
Handling Loads 75
Parking the Truck 76
Handling the Battery 77
Maintenance and Repair 77
Data Plate and Decals 78
General Information 80
Intended Application of the Truck 81
Unintended Application of the Truck 81
Truck Data 82
Truck Dimensions 83
Data Plate 84
Main Components 85
Controls and Instruments 87
Control for Lifting of the Forks 88
Travel Direction Selector/Speed Control 88
Reverser Safety Switch 88
Horn Button 89
Tiller Arm/Brake Control 89
Control for Lowering of the Forks 90
Ignition Key 90
Accessories 91
Battery Pack 91
Electrical Lowering of the Forks 92
BDI/Hourmeter with Lift Interrupt 92
Battery Discharge Indicator (BDI) 93
Hourmeter 93
Driving 94
Starting the Truck 94
Braking 96
Steering 97
Parking the Truck 97
Transporting Loads 98
Collecting a Load 99
Leaving a Load 100
Battery 101
Changing the Battery 101
Removing a Discharged Battery 101
Replacing a Charged Battery 102
Charging the Battery 103
Pre-Charging 104
During Charging 105
After Charging 105
Battery Maintenance 105
Daily Service/Safety Checks 107
Maintenance 110
Safety Regulations with Maintenance Work 110
Maintenance Work that can be Carried out by You 112
Maintenance Work that may be Carried out by Trained Maintenance Personnel 112
Cleaning and Washing 112
External Cleaning 113
Cleaning the Motor Compartment 113
Electrical Components 114
Lubrication Chart 119
Oil and Grease Specification 120
Transport & Storage of Truck 121
Truck’s Dimensions and Weight 121
Lifting the Truck 122
Towing and Transporting a Defective Truck 123
Storing the Truck 123
Battery 123
Hydraulic System 124
Drive Unit 124
Starting After a Period of Storage 124
Recycling/Discarding 125
Discarding the Battery 125
Scrapping the Truck 125
Chassis 125
Hydraulic System 126
Electrical System 126
Back Cover 127
Front Cover 128
Operator’s Warning 129
Foreword 130
Table of Contents 131
Safety Regulations 133
Warning Symbols 133
Warning Levels 133
Prohibitory Symbols 134
Ordinance Symbols 134
General Safety Regulations 135
Control 135
Operating the Truck 135
Operator’s Responsibility 136
Working Area 137
Driving and Conduct While Driving 137
Handling Loads 139
Parking the Truck 140
Handling the Battery 141
Maintenance and Repair 141
Warnings and Information Signs 142
Presentation of Truck 144
Application Areas for BT’s Trucks 145
Prohibited Applications for BT’s Trucks 145
Truck Data 146
Truck Dimensions 147
Data Plate 148
Presentation of Main Components 149
Controls and Instruments 151
Control for Lifting of the Forks 152
Travel Direction Selector/Speed Control 152
Reverser Safety Switch 152
Horn Button 153
Tiller Arm/Brake Control 153
Control for Lowering of the Forks 154
Key Switch 154
Accessories 155
Battery Pack 155
Electrical Lowering of the Forks 156
BDI/Hourmeter with Lift Interrupt 156
Battery Discharge Indicator (BDI) 157
Hourmeter 157
Driving 158
Starting the Truck 158
Braking 160
Steering 162
Parking the Truck 162
Transporting Loads 163
General 163
Collecting a Load 166
Leaving a Load 167
Battery 168
Type of Battery 168
Changing the Battery 168
Removing a Discharged Battery 168
Replacing a Charged Battery 169
Charging the Battery 171
Pre-Charging 172
During Charging 173
After Charging 173
Battery Maintenance 174
Daily Service/Safety Checks 176
Maintenance 179
General 179
Safety Regulations with Maintenance Work 179
Maintenance Work that can be Carried out by You 181
Maintenance Work that may be Carried out by Trained Maintenance Personnel 181
Other Service and Repair Work 181
Cleaning and Washing 182
General 182
External Cleaning 182
Cleaning the Motor Compartment 182
Electrical Components 183
Maintenance Chart 184
Lubrication Chart 189
Approved Oils and Grease 190
Transporting and Storing the Truck 191
Truck’s Dimensions and Weight 191
Lifting the Truck 192
Towing and Transporting a Disabled Truck 194
Storing the Truck 194
Battery 194
Hydraulic System 194
Drive Unit 195
Starting After a Period of Disuse 195
Recycling/Discarding 196
Discarding the Battery 196
Scrapping the Truck 196
Chassis 196
Hydraulic System 197
Electrical System 197
Back Cover 198
Front Cover 199
Operator’s Warning 200
Foreword 201
Table of Contents 202
Safety Regulations 204
Warning Symbols 204
Prohibitory Symbols 205
Ordinance Symbols 205
General Safety Regulations 206
Control 206
Operating the Truck 206
Operator’s Responsibility 207
Working Area 208
Driving and Conduct While Driving 208
Handling Loads 210
Parking the Truck 211
Handling the Battery 212
Maintenance and Repair 212
Warnings and Information Signs 213
Presentation of Truck 215
Application Area for BT’s Trucks 216
Prohibited Applications for BT’s Trucks 216
Truck Data 217
Truck Dimensions 218
Truck Data Plate 219
Presentation of Main Components 220
Controls and Instruments 222
Control for Lifting the Forks 223
Travel Direction Selector and Speed Control 223
Reverser Switch 224
Horn 224
Tiller Arm and Brake 225
Parking Brake (B1) 225
Travel Brake (B2) 225
Control for Lowering the Forks 226
Key Switch 226
Electrical Lowering the Forks 227
BDI/Hourmeter with Lift Interrupt 227
Battery Discharge Indicator 228
Hourmeter 228
Accessories 229
Battery Pack 229
Driving 230
Starting the Truck 230
Braking 232
Steering 234
Parking the Truck 234
Transporting Loads 235
General 235
Collecting a Load 238
Leaving a Load 239
Battery 240
Type of Battery 240
Changing the Battery 240
Charging the Battery 243
General Prohibition 243
Pre-charging 244
During Charging 245
After Charging 245
Battery Maintenance 246
Each Week 246
Each Month 247
Daily Service/Safety Checks 248
Maintenance 251
General 251
Safety Regulations with Maintenance Work 251
Maintenance Work that can be Carried out by You 253
Maintenance Work that may be Carried out by Trained Maintenance Personnel 253
Other Service and Repair Work 253
Cleaning and Washing 254
General 254
External Cleaning 254
Cleaning the Motor Compartment 254
Electrical Components 255
Maintenance Chart 256
Lubrication Chart 261
Approved Oils and Grease Specification 262
Transporting and Storing the Truck 263
Truck’s Dimensions and Weight 263
Lifting the Truck 264
Towing and Transporting a Disabled Truck 266
Storing the Truck 266
Battery 266
Hydraulic System 266
Drive Unit 267
Starting After a Period of Disuse 267
Recycling/Discarding 268
Discarding the Battery 268
Scrapping the Truck 268
Chassis 268
Hydraulic System 269
Electrical System 269
Back Cover 270
Front Cover 271
Operator’s Warning 272
Foreword 273
Table of Contents 274
Safety Regulations 276
Warning Symbols 276
Warning Levels 276
Prohibitory Symbols 277
Ordinance Symbols 277
General Safety Regulations 278
Control 278
Operating the Truck 278
Operator’s Responsibility 279
Working Area 280
Driving and Conduct While Driving 280
Handling Loads 282
Parking the Truck 283
Handling the Battery 284
Maintenance and Repair 284
Warning and Information Signs 285
Presentation of Truck 287
Application Area for BT’s Trucks 288
Prohibited Applications for BT’s Trucks 288
Truck Data 289
Truck Dimensions 290
Truck Data Plate 291
Presentation of Main Components 292
Controls and Instruments 294
Control for Lifting the Forks 295
Travel Direction Selector and Speed Control 295
Reverser Switch 296
Horn 296
Tiller Arm and Brake 297
Control for Lowering the Forks 298
Key Switch 298
Electrical Lowering the Forks 299
BDI/Hourmeter with Lift Interrupt 299
Battery Discharge Indicator (BDI) 300
Hourmeter 300
Accessories 301
Battery Pack 301
Driving 302
Starting the Truck 302
Braking 304
Steering 306
Parking the Truck 306
Transporting Loads 307
General 307
Collecting a Load 310
Leaving a Load 311
Battery 312
Type of Battery 312
Changing the Battery 312
Removing a Discharged Battery 312
Replacing a Charged Battery 313
Charging the Battery 315
Pre-Charging 316
During Charging 317
After Charging 317
Battery Maintenance 318
Daily Service/Safety Checks 320
Maintenance 323
General 323
Safety Regulations with Maintenance Work 323
Maintenance Work that can be Carried out by You 325
Maintenance Work that may be Carried out by Trained Maintenance Personnel 325
Other Service and Repair Work 325
Cleaning and Washing 326
General 326
External Cleaning 326
Cleaning the Motor Compartment 326
Electrical Components 327
Maintenance Chart 328
Lubrication Chart 332
Approved Oils and Grease Specification 333
Transporting and Storing the Truck 334
Truck’s Dimensions and Weight 334
Lifting the Truck 335
Towing and Transporting a Disabled Truck 337
Storing the Truck 337
Battery 337
Hydraulic System 337
Drive Unit 338
Starting After a Period of Disuse 338
Recycling/Discarding 339
Discarding the Battery 339
Scrapping the Truck 339
Chassis 339
Hydraulic System 340
Electrical System 340
Back Cover 341
Front Cover 342
Operator’s Warning 343
Foreword 344
Table of Contents 345
Safety Regulations 347
Warning Symbols 347
Prohibitory Symbols 348
Ordinance Symbols 348
General Safety Regulations 349
Control 349
Operating the Truck 349
Operator’s Responsibility 350
Working Area 351
Driving and Conduct While Driving 351
Handling Loads 353
Parking the Truck 354
Handling the Battery 355
Maintenance and Repair 355
Warnings and Information Signs 356
Presentation of Truck 358
Application Area for BT’s Trucks 359
Prohibited Applications for BT’s Trucks 359
Truck Data 360
Truck Dimensions 361
Truck Data Plate 362
Presentation of Main Components 363
Controls and Instruments 365
Control for Lifting the Forks 366
Travel Direction Selector and Speed Control 366
Reverser Switch 367
Horn 367
Tiller Arm and Brake 368
Control for Lowering the Forks 369
Key Switch 369
Electrical Lowering the Forks 370
BDI/Hourmeter with Lift Interrupt 370
Battery Discharge Indicator 371
Hourmeter 371
Accessories 372
Battery Pack 372
Driving 373
Starting the Truck 373
Braking 375
Steering 377
Parking the Truck 377
Transporting Loads 378
General 378
Collecting a Load 381
Leaving a Load 382
Battery 383
Type of Battery 383
Changing the Battery 383
Charging the Battery 386
General Prohibition 386
Pre-charging 387
During Charging 388
After Charging 388
Battery Maintenance 389
Each Week 389
Each Month 390
Daily Service/Safety Checks 391
Maintenance 394
General 394
Safety Regulations with Maintenance Work 394
Maintenance Work that can be Carried out by You 396
Maintenance Work that may be Carried out by Trained Maintenance Personnel 396
Other Service and Repair Work 396
Cleaning and Washing 397
General 397
External Cleaning 397
Electrical Components 398
Maintenance Chart 399
Lubrication Chart 403
Approved Oils and Grease Specification 404
Transporting and Storing the Truck 405
Truck’s Dimensions and Weight 405
Lifting the Truck 406
Towing and Transporting a Disabled Truck 408
Storing the Truck 408
Battery 408
Hydraulic System 408
Drive Unit 409
Starting After a Period of Disuse 409
Recycling/Discarding 410
Discarding the Battery 410
Scrapping the Truck 410
Chassis 410
Hydraulic System 411
Electrical System 411
Back Cover 413
Foreword 417
Safety Regulations 421
Warning and information decals 433
Presentation of truck 435
Presentation of main components 440
Controls and instruments 442
Display and programming 454
Driving 459
Transporting loads 464
Daily service/safety checks 468
Maintenance 471
Transporting and storing the truck 481
Appendix A, OSHA Regulations 485
Appendix B, Battery 489
Index 495

DESCRIPTION:

BT Prime-Mover WSX20 WSX25 Electric Walkie Adjustable Straddle Stracker Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD 

304942-000 1995_December
304942-001 1996_March
304942-001 1997_February
304942-001 1997_July
304942-001 1998_June
304942-001 1998_October
304942-002 2002_September

Manual Part Number 304942-000

FOREWORD :

• Before you start to use this truck it is important that you have read and understand the entire contents of the entire Operator’s Manual to be able to use the truck in a safe and efficient manner.
• This Operator’s Manual contains information on how you should use the truck, safety regulations and how to keep the truck in a safe condition by following daily service routines.
• Only personnel that have been trained as a truck operator, for this type of truck, are permitted to use this truck.
• It is your employer’s responsibility to ensure that you have sufficient knowledge and training of how to use your truck safely. Contact your supervisor if you feel unsure how to use this truck.
• Always follow the warnings given in this Operator’s Manual and on the truck to avoid accidents and incidents from occurring.

General safety regulations:

•  Always carry out the daily service checks before the truck is used. The working order of all safety equipment, guards and safety switches must be checked before you use the truck. Such safety equipment must not be disengaged, removed or modified.
•  The battery must be properly secured in its compartment. The battery shall have a weight that corresponds with the value stated on the truck’s data plate.
• The truck must not be used if it is damaged or has faults that affect safety or its safe use. The truck may not be used if it has been repaired, modified or adjusted unless it has been checked and approved by personnel authorized by BT Prime-Mover.

S.V 30/01/2025