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OPERATION&SERVICE MANUAL
E20V
SCALE PALLET TRUCK
Eoslift Automation Technology Corp.
No.99, Yanjia Road, Yuantong Town, Haiyan, Zhejiang
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Model E20V
Load capacity lb. 4400
MAX. Inaccuracy % 0.05
Max.fork height in. 7.5
Min.fork height in. 3
Fork Spread in. 27
Fork Length in. 48
Overall Length in. 65
Turning radius in. 49.2
Net Weight lb. 286
OPERATORS MANUAL
INDEX PAGE
2.Safety Guidance
1.Technical Data
1.Technical Data 1
2.Safety Guidance 1
3.System Setup 2
7 Spare Parts. 11
8 Calibration. 20
4.Operation Instruction 3
4.1.Using the Weighing Hand Pallet Truck
4.2.Normal Weighing Mode
4.3. Parameter Setup Mode
4.4 Battery Replacement
6 Trouble Shooting. 9
6.1 System Halt
6.2 Start-up Failure
6.3 Abnormal Display
6.4 Truck failure
5.Routine Maintenance 7
2.1 Operator should read all warning signs and instructions here and on the pallet truck before using this truck.
2.2 Do not use on a slopping surface.
2.3 Do not operate a pallet truck unless you are familiar with it and have been trained or authorized to do so.
2.4 Do not operate a pallet truck unless you have checked its condition. Give special attention to the wheels or rollers, the draw-bar unit, the fork unit, the lever plate, etc.
2.5 To pull the truck, always move the control handle into the drive position. This makes the draw-bar easier to move and depressurizes the pump section of the hydraulics. This preserves the hydraulic seals and the valve components. A long service life can be expected.
2.6 Do not take up any people on the pallet truck.
2.7 The operator should wear safety shoes and gloves for protection against crushing or cutting hands and feet. Keep feet from being underneath the load at all times.
2.8 While the goods are being transported, all people should stay min. 2 feet away from the load.
2.9 Do not load beyond maximum capacity.
2.10 Do not use the truck in a potentially explosive environment.
2.11 Do not use the truck as a vehicle jack.
2.12 Do not use during strong wind forces.
2.13 The truck shall not have direct contact with perishables.
2.14 Do not use the truck on places insufficiently illuminated.
2.15 In unknown environment, the operator should be careful while operating the pallet truck.
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3 .
( MOUNTING THE PUMP HANDLE)
System Setup
1.Make sure the chain on the handle in this position。
2.Push the shaft through the holes. Put the spring pin in the slot.
3.Put the chain through the hole on the shaft.
4.Put the bolt in the slot. 5.Pull the rod from the hole. Then the system is ok.
the hole
4.Operation Instruction
4.1.Using the Weighing Hand Pallet Truck
IP 54
Accurate weighing weight must be correct usage,the following conditions must not appear in the process of use
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4.2 Normal Weighing Mode
4.2.1 Operation Panel
① Weight Display
② Measurement Unit
③ Battery Level
④ Zeroing
⑤ On/Off Back Light
⑥ Unit Switching
⑦ Back Light Cursor
⑧ Dynamic Curso
⑨Tare Weight Cursor⑩Net Weight Cursor⑪Zero Cursor
Note: Abbreviations to the following keys: Zeroing key---“0”
T”U”
Tare removal key---“ Unit switching key---“ ON/OFF key---“P”
dynamic cursor” 4.2.2 DisplayIf any cargo is placed on the frame, its weight is to be displayed after 1 second; once “ disappears, value as displayed on the screen will be the weight of cargo.
Figure 4-1: Operation Panel in Normal Weighing Mode
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4.2.3 Key Function
1 .Indicator Functions
Zeroing key (“ 0” ) ---Reset instrument readings within the permissible range.
Tare removal key ( “T” )---Current weight is taken as the tare weight for tare removal based on the gross weight; whereas the instrument is to be switched over to the net weight for display. Recover the tare weight as deducted at the net weight, and switch the instrument to the gross weight for display.
Unit switching key ( “U” )---It is for circulated switching of measurement unit among KG, T, OZ and LB, representing “ kilogram” , “ ton” , “ ounce” and “ pound” respectively.
is to be ON/OFF key (“ P”) ---Once this key is pressed and hold for 2 seconds at ON status, “ -----” displayed on the screen before power-off; press the key for a while to turn on the back light in the back light mode. Press the key for a while for start-up.
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.Combination key function
“ U” + “ 0” ---Factory reset“ U” + “ T” ---Enter parameter setup mode
4.3. Parameter Setup Mode
4.3.1 Operation Panel
Figure 4-2 Operation Panel in Parameter Setup Mode
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TARE
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①Input Value②Calibration Unit③Input Cursor④Option Selection⑤Option Confirmation⑥Location Switching⑦Option Cancellation
Press “ U” and “ T” simultaneously in normal display mode to enter the parameter setup mode when “SETUP” is displayed on the screen., keys function referred to as:
“ 0” ---Option selection
“ T” ---Option confirmation
“ U” ---Option Cancellation
U” to cancel parameter setup to enter
“ P” ---Digit switching in calibration mode.
Press “ T” to confirm entry into parameter setup mode; press “ normal display mode.
4.3.2 Default Unit Setup
Default unit of the system is kilogram (KG).
The first option in parameter setup mode is default unit setup; when “ UNIT” is displayed on the screen, press “ T” t o confirm entry into unit setup mode; press “ U” f or cancellation to proceed with next setup.
0” repeatedly for circulation switching among the units as Once default unit setup is confirmed, press “displayed on the right side of screen: “ KG” , “ T” , “ OZ” a nd “ LB” , representing “ kilogram” , “ ton” , “ ounce” a nd “ pound” r espectively; press “ T” t o confirm the setup, and proceed with next setup.
P” to turn on the back light when back light
4.3.3 Back Light Mode Setup
Default back light mode of the system is OFF; short press “ cursor is displayed on the screen in back light mode.
Once default unit setup is completed, proceed with setup of back light; when “ BLMOD” is displayed on the U” for cancellation to proceed with next screen, press “ T” to confirm back light mode setup; press “ setup.
Once back light mode setup is confirmed, press “ 0” for circulation switching of items displayed on the T” to confirm the screen; “ BL ON” and “ BLOFF” refer to Back Light On and Off respectively; press “
setup, and proceed with next setup.
4.3.4 Auto Power-off Time SetupDefault auto power-off time of the system is 5 minutes when cargoes remain unchanged.
Proceed with auto power-off time setup onceback light mode setup is completed; when “ POWTM” is displayed on the screen, press “ T” to confirm entry into auto power-off time setup; press “ U” for cancellation to proceed with next setup.
Once auto power-off time setup is confirmed, press “ 0” for circulated switching among 1-9, representing auto power-off time (minute); press “ T” t o confirm the setup, and proceed with next setup.
4.4 Battery Replacement
①Battery Holder②Battery Cover
The instrument is provided with 2 CR2447 button cells.
As shown in Figure 4-3, it is necessary to slide down instrument battery cover to remove the used battery for replacement; put the new battery into the battery holder, and then close the battery cover.
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Figure 4-3: Diagram for Disassembly of Battery Cover
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Be sure to replace the battery if power monitoring icon as displayed is blank, and data displayed is indistinct.
It is better not to put the instrument into prolonged operation in case of rain and snow; prolonged exposure of instrument to the sunshine is strictly prohibited.
It is applicable to clean the instrument shell with soft and clean rag in combination with routine washing solvent; never use industrial solvent for cleaning or directly spray it on the instrument surface.
Users are recommended to check the instrument and sensor regularly to ensure its accuracy during use.
Routine Maintenance
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Appendix Description of Items Displayed on Value Scale Screen
Items Description
BLMOD Back Light Mode Setup
CALBN Calibration
CALOK Calibration OK
CANCEL Cancel Parameter Setup
FAIL Plant Calibration Failed
OUTRG Out of Range
PMODE Plant Calibration Mode
POWTIME Auto Power-off Time Setup
RESET Factory Reset
SS CK Sensor Check
SS OK Sensor OK
SSERR Sensor Error
SETUP Parameter Setup
TARE Tare Removal
TR ER Tare Removal Error
UNTARE Untare
UNIT Unit Setup
ZERO Zeroing
ZR ER Zeroing Error
6.Trouble Shooting
No. Fault Possible Cause Action
6.4 Truck failure
6.1 System Halt This product has received strict testing before delivery and no system halt will occur under normal conditions. Please remove the battery, and refit it again to recover its normal operation in case of system halt.
6.2 Start-up Failure
6.2.1 Power run-out Disassemble the gauge outfit, and use a voltmeter to measure battery voltage; if the voltage is below 3.5V, it means that battery voltage is extremely low, which may result in start-up failure; replace the old battery with new one in this case.
6.2.2 Battery connecting line disconnected Disassemble the gauge outfit, and use a voltmeter to measure battery voltage; if the voltage is over 3.5V, just check if the red-black connecting line between battery module and instrument panel is disconnected.
6.2.3 Other problems Please contact professionals for testing of panel if power supply is normal.
6.3 Abnormal Display
6.3.1 Unit switch unit switching key for “unit switching” to check If the sensor is proved to be normal through test, just press if the data displayed is normal.
6.3.2 Sensor connection If display of instrument reading is abnormal, just turn off the machine and turn on it again to check screen display; if “SSERR” is displayed on the screen following display of “SS CK”, it means that connection of sensor is abnormal; in this case, it is necessary to check if connection between the sensor and instrument panel is normal before contacting professionals to check if sensor output is normal.
6.3.3 Calibration If abnormal data is still displayed by the instrument following unit switching, just use “unit switching” and “tare removal” in combination to enter the parameter setup mode, and recalibrate at the final setup option (for details, please refer to 8)
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The forks cannot be lifted to max. height
The hydraulic oil is lowAdd oil - remove screw on top of pump to add oil. Do not over fill.
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NOTE: DO NOT ATTEMP TO REPAIR THE PALLET TRUCK UNLESS YOU ARE TRAINED
AND AUTHORIZED TO DO SO.
7.Spare Parts
Frame
2The forks cannot be lifted
The hydraulic oil is low
The oil has impurities
The adjusting nut is too highand keeping the pumpValve stuck open
Bleed the air from the system
Fill oil to proper level
Change the oil
Adjust the nut or screw to proper level andremove the air in the system
Squeeze and hold the lever while pumpingThe handle 10 - 20 times
3The forks cannot be descended
The piston rod or pump is deformed resulting from partial loading, cargo slanting to one sideor over-loading
The truck was stored with the forks raisedfor extended period of time and now it jams.
The adjusting nut or screw is not in correct position
Replace piston rod and/or pump
Keep the forks at the lowest setting whilenot in use, and keep parts lubricated.
Adjust the nut or screw at base of handle
4 LeaksSealing parts worn or damaged
Some parts are cracked or worn
Replace worn parts with new parts
Replace worn parts with new parts
5The Forks descended without the release valve activated
Impurities in the oil cause the releasevalve to be unable to close tightly
Some parts of the hydraulic system arecracked or damaged
Air present in the oil
Sealing parts worn or damaged
The adjusting nut or screw is not in the correct position
Replace with new oil
Inspect and replace with new parts
Remove the air and check for air leaks
Replace with new parts
Adjust the nut or screw at base of handle
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No. Stock No. Description Qty.
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WC 02000851
WE03000001
WE05000001
WC02000204
WC04000001
WC02000200
WC02000197
WE03000006
WC04000002
WE03000007
WE05000006
WC01000011
WC02000020
WC02000028
WE07000003
WC02000015
WC02000018
WC 02000205
WE07000001
WC02000024
WC02000025
WC02000082
WE06000003
WC02000014
WC02000199
WC02000022
WC02000016
WC02000017
WE07000004
WE06000004
WC 02000196
frame,5012
GB70.1 Hex socket screw M6×16,galvanized
GB93 Spring washer 6,galvanized
steel protective casing(E20V),5012
Value Scale housing assembly
algam ply-yarn drill
R plastic ply-yarn drill 6.5
GB818 Screw M5×12,galvanized
pressure sensor 1TA assembly, length of wire 130cm
GB70.1 Hex socket screw M10×35,galvanized
GB93 Spring washer 12,galvanized
Galvanized cylinder assembly,
GB308,steel ball S18
GB301,thrust ball bearing 51111
GB894.1 Circlip for Shaft 52,black
dusty cover,galvanized
jointed arm,galvanized
connecting rod assembly,black
GB893.1 Cieclip for hole 25,black
sliding bearing 29×25×25
sliding bearing 18×16×15
long axis
GB879.1 Pin 5×28,black
bolt ,galvanized
PU wheel with aluminum iron φ180×50,PU red
GB276,deep groove ball bearing6204,two-side dusty cover
wheel cap,black
wheel cap,galvanized
GB894.1 Circlip for Shaft 20,black
GB879.1 Pin 8×45,black
gasket, galvanized
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Frame
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54
WC 02000846
WC02000010
WC02000850
WC02000849
WC02000019
WE06000002
WC02000074
WC02000073
WC02000190
WC02000012
WE07000002
WE06000001
WC02000195
WC02000004
WC02000075
WC02000218
WC02000003
WC02000027
WC02000026
WC02000847
WE05000004
WE05000004
WE 03000009
laod wheel stand,black
push rod connecting shaft,galvanized
right push rod,5012
left push rod,5012
JB7940.4,Pressure distribution type forced filling oil cup 6
GB879.1 Pin 5×26,black
iron core PU wheelφ74×93,PU red,iron core black
single wheel axle,galvanized
connecting base,galvanized
bolt 2,galvanized
GB894.1 Circlip for Shaft 16,black
GB879.1 Pin 5×32,black
axle
connecting shaft,galvanized
gasket
fork cover,5012
handle,black
GB3452.1,O-ringφ5×1.8
JB7940.2,splice forced filling oil cup M6
bolts,M12×40
GB95 Plain washer 5,galvanized
GB95 Plain washer 5,galvanized
GB70.1 Hex socket screw M4×16,galvanized
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2
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1
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1
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Cylinder assembly
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WC 02000170
WC02000060
WC02000036
WC02000061
WC02000059
WC02000058
WC02000035
WC02000045
WC02000046
WC02000038
WC02000071
WC02000037
WC02000044
WC02000039
WC02000064
WC02000063
WC02000042
WC02000041
WC02000043
WC02000040
WC02000049
WE06000005
WE03000003
WE04000003
WC 01000046
valve bodyseaming part,galvanized
GB982,sseal washer 10
bolt
seal ring UHS35
GB3452.1,O-ringφ34.5×3.55
dusty seal ringDH35
piston rod
safety valve
pressure spring
pressure adjusting screw
GB3452.1,O-ringφ11.2×2.65
screw
copper gasket
pump body
seal ring UHS18
dusty seal ringDH18
spring cover
pump core
pressure spring
melt
unloading plate,galvanized
GB879.1 Pin 8×50,black
GB73 Screw M8×20,galvanized
GB6172.1 Hex nut M8,galvanized
One valve assembly
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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Cylinder assembly
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Valve assembly
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WC 02000051
WC02000065
WC02000067
WC02000053
WC02000066
WC02000050
WC02000052
WC02000054
WC02000069
WC02000070
WE06000006
WC02000055
WC02000062
WC02000048
WE03000002
WC02000056
WC02000057
WC02000047
WC 02000068
push pin sleeve
GB3452.1,O-ringφ15.2×2.4
GB3452.1,O-ringφ8×1.8
return valve pocket
GB3452.1,O-ringφ9.5×1.8
valve rod
unloading spring
O-ring retainer ring Ⅱ
GB308,steel ball S7
liquid inlet valve sleeve
GB117 Pin 2×5
O-ring retainer ring I
GB3452.1,O-ringφ13.2×2.4
leaf spring
GB818 Screw M2×2,galvanized
promote piston
valve core spring
blind nut
GB3452.1,O-ringφ21.2×2.65
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Valve assembly
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Handle assembly
No. Stock No. Description Qty.
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WJ 10800014
WJ10800015
WJ10800016
WJ10800011
WJ10800006
WJ10800003
WJ10800004
WJ10800020
WJ10800002
WJ10800008
WJ10800012
WJ10800013
WJ10800018
WJ10800019
WJ10800005
WJ10800017
WJ10800009
WJ 10800010
EOS-AC handle-handle weldment
EOS-AC handle-clamping roller
EOS-AC handle-roller pin
EOS-AC handle-finger handle
EOS-AC handle-Pin
EOS-AC handle-Pin
EOS-AC handle-Pin
EOS-AC handle -fastening nut
EOS-AC handle-Pin
EOS-AC handle-position sheet
EOS-AC handle-connecting sheet of pull pole
EOS-AC handle-pull pole
EOS-AC handle-chain
EOS-AC handle-adjusting bolt
EOS-AC handle-Pin
EOS-AC handle-bush
EOS-AC handle-torsion spring
EOS-AC handle-cooper roller
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Handle assembly
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8.Calibration
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