Jungheinrich EKX-410 (11.2003-05.2012) Electric Three-way OrderPicker Workshop Service Manual
Jungheinrich EKX-410 (11.2003-05.2012) Electric Three-way OrderPicker Workshop Service Manual
Original Illustrated Factory Workshop Manual for Jungheinrich Electric Three-way StockPickers model EKX-410
Original factory manuals for JUNGHEINRICH Forklift Trucks, contains high quality images, circuit diagrams and instructions to help you to operate and repair your truck. All Manuals Printable and contains Searchable Text
Covered models: EKX-410 (11.2003-05.2012)
Language: English Format: ZIP, Contained Set of PDF manuals Contents: 1. Operating manual (11.2003-12.2009), PDF, 84 Pages 2. Operating manual (01.2010-05.2012), PDF, 205 Pages 3. Service manual, PDF, 636 Pages Using the truck for the first time A Correct use and application of the truck B Truck Description 1 Application 2 Assemblies and Operational Description 2.1 Truck 3 Standard Version Specifications 3.1 Performance data 3.2 Dimensions (as per data plate) 3.3 EKX 410 mast version 3.4 EKX 513 ? 515 mast version 3.5 EN norms 3.6 Conditions of use 4 Identification points and data plates 4.1 Truck data plate 4.2 Capacity C Transport and Commissioning 1 Transport 2 Lifting by crane 2.1 Crane points 2.2 Lifting the battery by crane 3 Securing the Truck for Transport. 3.1 Basic truck transport safety 3.2 Mast transport safety 3.3 Mast assembled 3.4 Transport retaining device: truck with folded mast (EKX 513 - 515) 4 Commissioning 4.1 Moving the truck without a battery 4.2 Installing and removing the mast 5 Commissioning D Battery Maintenance, Charging & Replacement 1 Safety Regulations for handling acid batteries 2 Battery types 3 Charging the battery 4 Battery removal and installation 5 Battery ? checking conditionand acid level 6 Battery discharge indicator E Operation 1 Safety Regulations for the Operation of Forklift Trucks 2 Operating and Display Equipment 2.1 Operating and display equipment on control panel 2.2 Display unit controls and displays 2.3 Lower range symbols and keys 2.4 Truck operational status symbols 3 Starting up the truck 4 Lift truck operation 4.1 Safety regulations for truck operation 4.2 Travelling, Steering, Braking 4.3 Lifting ? Lowering ? Reaching ? Traversing outside the rack aisles 4.4 Lifting ? Lowering ? Reaching ? Traversing inside the rack aisles 4.5 Order picking and stacking 4.6 Park the truck securely 5 Troubleshooting 5.1 Emergency stop device 5.2 Driver?s cab / Aux. Liftemergency lowering 5.3 Exiting the driver`s cab with the emergency abseil device 5.4 Bypassing the chain slack safety device 5.5 Bypassing the travel cutout (o) 5.6 Lift cutout (o) 5.7 Aisle end safety device (o) 5.8 WG emergency operation 5.9 Recovering the truck froma narrow aisle / Moving the truck without a battery F Maintenance of the forklift truck 1 Operational safety and environmental protection 2 Maintenance Safety Regulations 3 Servicing and inspection 4 EKX maintenance checklist 4.1 Lubrication Schedule 4.2 Fuels, coolants and lubricants 5 Maintenance and Repairs 5.1 Preparing the truck for maintenance and repairs 5.2 Securing the driver?s position carriage 5.3 Maintaining the lift chains 5.4 Inspecting the lift chains 5.5 Hydraulic oil 5.6 Hydraulic hoses 5.7 Checking the brake fluid (EKX 513 - 515) 5.8 Checking electrical fuses (EKX 410) 5.9 Checking electrical fuses (EKX 513 - 515) 5.10 Recommissioning 6 Decommissioning the forklift truck 6.1 Prior to decommissioning: 6.2 During decommissioning: 6.3 Recommissioning 7 Safety checks to be performed at regular intervals and following any unusual incidents 8 Final de-commissioning, disposal Technical Description of Components Notes on how to avoid accidents and material damage Overview of components A Overview Control panel Cabin Drive compartment Wire guidance B Drive system Electric motor (1 M1) D Brake system Magnetic brake Operational description Emergency recovery E Wheel Wheel bearings, load wheel F Steering system Steering system components Steering system electric motor (3M1) Sensor system 1 Potentiometer 3U9, 8U28 and 8U29 Distance sensor Angle sensor 3U9, 8U28 and 8U29 Sensor system 2 Steering wheel transmission table G Mast Mast sensor system Sensor bearing Power supply to sensor bearing Attachment Aux. lift sensor system Sideshift sensor system Swivel sensor system I Hydraulic system Setting and bleeding Overpressure setting Suctioning the hydraulic system Hydraulic motor (2M1) Hydraulic control block H1 assembly (drive compartment) . Hydraulic control block H2 assembly (cabin) J Electrical system Component Arrangement Operational description Computer RIO A (A2) drive compartment computer RIO C (A3) cabin computer Drive compartment and cabin computer error flashing codes I.O junction (A11) Power Supply - Fuses in Computer Control panel computer A4 Control panel computer A4 Input/Output Communication Displays Control panel computer error flashing codes Drive compartment travel switch distributor (U14) Cabin distributor (U12) General Description of Controller and Drive System Operating principles of threephase drive system Operational description of lift, travel and steering drive threephase controller Test and Setting Values Torques Screw-in valve torques Control block 1 (main lift) Control block 2 (traverse/reach with aux. lift) Electrical Protection Power circuit protection Controller fuse rating Fuses in the control panel PCB Electrical fuse rating for RIO A (A2) computer EKX410 F Speed Profile EKX 410 1 1S Speed Profile Speed profile reduced Brake retardation Braking distances Braking in proportion to speed Hydraulic speeds Main lift Traverse Traverse/swivel cycle Swivel Truck Maintenance Judit Diagnostic Software (EKX 410/EKX 5xx(ETX-K)/EKS 310 (Kms)/EKS 314) General Installing the diagnostic software from disk Password/Workgroup Simulation or online? PIN number (online mode) Installing the operating system Installing the operating system via Can-Bus (control panel) Loading the Control Panel Computer Operating System Installing the operating system via components Loading the program in the truck Loading hyperterminal antenna / IO nodes Assembly Assigning hyperterminal antenna (or IO nodes) Status Diagnostics Status (ST) Parameters Parameter Control Plug`n`Play CanOpen Description Status (ST) CanOpen EKS 3xx Status (ST) EKS 3xx driver`s position EKS 3xx travel switch CanOpen EKX 410 status (ST) EKX 410 driver`s position EKX 41 0 travel switch CanOpen EKX 5xx status (ST) EKX 5xx driver`s position EKX 5xx travel switch CanOpen Status Info Status (ST) PDO (1) SDO (2) PRU (3) MID (module ID) (EKS 3xx) MID (module ID) (EKX 410) MID (module ID) (EKX 5xx) EKS 3xx EKS 3xx - hT1 / hT2 (5) EKS 3xx - hR1 / hR2 (6) EKX 410 EKX 410 - hT1 / hT2 (5) EKX 410 - hR1 / hR2 (6) EKX 5xx EKX 5xx - hT1 / hT2 (5) EKX 5xx - hR1 / hR2 (6) Truck Status Emergency Stop Circuit (EKS 3xx) Status (ST) Emergency Stop Circuit (EKS 3xx) Figure Description Emergency Stop Circuit (EKS 3xx) Figure Description Emergency Stop Circuit (EKX 410, EKX 5xx) Status (ST) Emergency Stop Circuit (EKX 410, EKX 5xx) Figure Descripti 30 Emergency Stop Circuit (EKX 410, EKX 5xx) Figure Descripti 31 Status (ST) PSS (Personal Safety System) From Truck to PSS From PSS to Truck Scanner release (1) height Test Functions TST_Emergency Stop Reactions Emergency Stop Reaction Test Wire break safety device test Steering and Travel Test TST Emergency Stop Displays Displays Administering Parameter Lists Storing parameters Saving to Disk Saving to Computer Viewing / Editing Parameter List Loading a Parameter List Warehouse zone Ground System through Transponder 38 Warehouse zone parameter setting Requirement Transponder Figure Description Transponder data Warehouse zone commissioning Transponder programming Programming and Assigning Warehouse Zones 1. Programming and Assigning Warehouse Zones 2. Programming and Assigning Warehouse Zones 3. Programming and Assigning Warehouse Zones 4. Programming and Assigning Warehouse Zones 5. Programming and Assigning Warehouse Zones Assigning alternately in load direction (LD) and drive directioon (DD) on entry 6. Special Programming Example: Entry in load direction with sufficient clearance height in a zone 7. Special Programming Example: Entry in load direction with sufficient clearance height in a zone 8. Special procedure Example: Entry in load direction with sufficient clearance height in a zone 9. Special Programming Example: Entry in load direction with sufficient clearance height in a zone 10. Special Programming Example: Entry in load direction with sufficient clearance height in a zone 11. Special Programming Example: Entry in load direction with sufficient clearance height in a zone 12. Special Programming Example: Entry in load direction with sufficient clearance height in a zone Error messages Service Instructions Ground Systems and Warehouse Zones A Ground Systems Functional Description F1 Functional Description F2 Functional Description F3 Functional Description F4 Functional Description F5 Functional Description F6 Functional Description F7 Functional Description F8 Functional Description F9 Functional Description F18 Functional Description F61 Functional Description F101 Functional Description F200 Functional Description F201 Functional Description F202 Functional Description F203 Functional Description F204 Functional Description F205 B Warehouse Areas / Track Assignment Tracks and Track Values Warehouse zone 0 Warehouse zone 1 Warehouse zone 2 Warehouse zone 3 Warehouse zone 4 Warehouse zone 5 Warehouse zone 6 Warehouse zone 7 Warehouse zone 8 C Warehouse Zone I Area Recognition via Transponders 8.31 Requirement Function Creating a diagram Transponder Routing Transponder and Entry Direction Entry only in load direction (LD) Entry only in drive direction (DD) Entry in LD and DD Electrical Diagrams Hydraulic diagrams Service Manual Items Tilt Safety Device / Support Pillar Settings Drive motor sensor bearing Disassembly/Assembly AC-3 Power Control Magnetic Brake Setting Vulkolan Wheel Wear Limits Load chains Cleaning / Inspection / Lubrication Pump Motor Sensor Bearing Disassembly/Assembly Notes on how to avoid accidents and material damage during maintenance, test and repair work on industrial trucks with electronic components Wire guidance line driver with emergency power supply (Dataschalt) Wire guidance line driver with emergency power supply (INRO) Notes on how to avoid malfunctions and material damage when cleaning an industrial truck Colour Coding Key Brake delay (table) + Brake system principle overview Brake Record Magnetic Brake Connector Layout (with AC 3 Power Control Combination Controller) Gearbox Oil Change Drive Wheel Disassembly/Assembly Rail Guidance Wheel Disassembly/Assembly Nord-Lock Lockwashers RG 16-E Rescue Belt Description / Maintenance / Testing Abseil Device AG 10 / AG 1 0 S Description / Maintenance / Testing Adjusting the Tension Spring Path on the Mast Cable Marker Ring Adjustment on Dipstick Bleeding the Hydraulic Cylinders Adjusting the Clearance Height Mast Tilt Measurement and Adjustment Conversion of Traverse Potentiometer (8U29) to Traverse Angle Sensor (8U29) Conversion of Traverse/Rotate Potentiometer (8U28) to a Traverse/ Rotate Angle Sensor (8U28) Commissioning Record User instruction guidelines Disassembly/Assembly of the Sensor Bearing (3B17) on the Steer Motor (3M1) Steering Actual Value Transmitter (3U9) Conversion of Steer Potentiometer (3U9) to Steer Angle Sensor (3U9) Description of steering setpoint device (3U9), rotate/traverse setpoint device (8U28) and traverse setpoint device (8U29) Electronic lock Wire Guidance Commissioning Wire guidance - test distance measurement and safety cutout (cutout limits)