Taylor-Dunn B2-56 Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO 30705-114199 PDF

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Taylor-Dunn B2-56 Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO 30705-114199 – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Taylor-Dunn B2-56 Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO 30705-114199 – PDF DOWNLOAD

Language : English
Pages : 246
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Taylor-Dunn B2-56 Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO 30705-114199 – PDF DOWNLOAD

MB-246-00 Operation and Maintenance Manual with Part List 1
Table of Contents 2
Important Information 3
Section A: Inspection, Safety, and Introduction 4
Section B: Operating Instructions 7
Section C: 90 Day Warranty 13
Section D: Maintenance Guide Checklist 14
Section E: Lubrication Diagram 16
Section F: Trouble Shooting Procedures 17
Section G: Wiring Diagram 19
Section H: Parts Ordering Procedure 21
Section I: Suggested Spare Parts List 22
Section J1: Front Axle, Steering, Tires and Brakes – Maintenance Procedures 25
Section J1A: Steering Worm Assembly – Service and Adjustments 33
Section J2: “Full Floating” Rear Axle, Motor and Brakes – Maintenance Procedures 37
Section J2M: Electric Motors – Maintenance, Service and Adjustment 49
Section J3: Hydraulic Brake System – Maintenance Procedures 53
Section J4: Mechanical Control Linkage – Maintenance Procedures 59
Section M1: EV-1 Forward/Reverse Switch – Service and Adjustment 63
Section M2: EV-1 SCR Control Accelerator Switch 65
Section M3: 150- and 300- Ampere Electric Vehicle Control Contactors 72
Section M: Major Component Identification by Vehicle Model 77
Section M4: EV-1 SCR Control Module – Diagram 78
Section 10: EV-1B Suggested Spare Parts List 80
Section J7: General Electrical System – Maintenance Procedures 82
Section J8: Batteries – Maintenance Procedures 83
Operating and Service Handbook 86
Exploded Diagram 88
M3-001-05 Operation and Maintenance Supplement 90
Speed Controller Supplement 91
Speed Controller – Table of Contents 93
Speed Controller – Introduction 95
Speed Controller – Circuits and Operation 98
Speed Controller – Wiring Diagram 99
Speed Controller – Preventive Maintenance100
Speed Controller – Troubleshooting Guide102
Speed Controller – Solenoids108
Speed Controller – Control Panel110
S1: Speed Control Parts List112
M1-001-02 Operation and Maintenance Manual with Parts List113
Lester-Dunn Troubleshooting114
Lester-Dunn Troubleshooting119
Steering Assembly Supplement119
MB-246-01 Operation and Maintenance Manual with Part List121
Table of Contents122
Important Information123
Section A: Inspection, Safety, and Introduction124
Section B: Operating Instructions127
Section D: Maintenance Guide Checklist133
Section E: Lubrication Diagram135
Section F: Trouble Shooting Procedures136
Section G: Wiring Diagram138
Section H: Parts Ordering Procedure140
Section I: Suggested Spare Parts List141
Section J1: Front Axle, Steering, Tires and Brakes – Maintenance Procedures144
Section J2: “Full Floating” Rear Axle, Motor and Brakes – Maintenance Procedures152
Section J2M: Electric Motors – Maintenance, Service and Adjustment164
Section J3: Hydraulic Brake System – Maintenance Procedures168
Section J4: Mechanical Control Linkage – Maintenance Procedures174
Section 2: Module Setting by Vehicle178
Section 3: General Electric Service Information Bulletin179
Section 4: Wiring Diagrams183
Section 5: EV-1 Forward/Reverse Switch – Service and Adjustment189
Section 6: EV-1 SCR Control Accelerator Switch191
Section 7: 75-Ampere Electric Vehicle Control Contactors195
Section 8: 150- and 300- Ampere Electric Vehicle Control Contactors201
Section 9: EV-1 SCR Control Module – Diagram209
Section 10: EV-1 Suggested Spare Parts List211
Section 11: General Electric Parts213
Speed Controller Supplement214
Speed Controller – Table of Contents216
Speed Controller – Introduction218
Speed Controller – Circuits and Operation221
Speed Controller – Wiring Diagram222
Speed Controller – Preventive Maintenance223
Speed Controller – Troubleshooting Guide225
Speed Controller – Solenoids231
Speed Controller – Control Panel233
S1: Speed Control Parts List235
Section J7: General Electrical System – Maintenance Procedures236
Section J8: Batteries – Maintenance Procedures237
Lester-Dunn Troubleshooting240
Steering Assembly Supplement245

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Taylor-Dunn B2-56 Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO 30705-114199 – PDF DOWNLOAD

INSPECTION, SAFETY AND INTRODUCTION SAFETY :

The safe and satisfactory use of any vehicle is a responsibility shared by many persons. As the manufactuerer, we feel that is is our responsibliity to emphasize vehicle characteristics and make safety recommendations regarding those characteristics. That is the primary purpose of this. portion of the manual. Persons who operate this vehicle need to be aware of, and to observe, the safe driving rules established in their locality, and need also be aware of the vehicle· operating characteristics and safety recommendations of the manufacturer, to assist them in exercising the judgment necessary to prevent injury to them.selves or to others. Persons who service and maintain the vehicle need to be aware of how their activities relate to safe vehicle operation, and of potential hazards in-. valved in the service and maintenance processes, to assist them in applying sensible judgment to those processes.

• STEERING: This vehicle has a very small minimum turning radius, and low ratio steering leverage. These characteristics, so desirable for maneuverability at slow speeds,. require that great care be exercised at high speeds to avoid turning so sharply that one or more· wheels. lose contact with the ground, or that the vehicle is caused to overturn. Be especially careful while traveling on an incline. Avoid sharp turns, even at slow speeds.
• SPEED: This vehicle is designed to attain its maximum safe operating speed on level ground,. That speed can easily be exceeded when traveling do’Wtlhill. If this is allowed to occur, vehicle stability and braking performance become unpredictable. Do not exceed, under any conditions, the maximum vehicle speed of 10 MPR.
• CONTROLS: Bring the vehicle to’ a complete standstill before· operating the forward/ reverse switch to change direction of travel. Operation: of this control while the vehicle· is in motion can result in complete loss of power. Do not use: the- accelerator to hold the· vehicle at a standstill on an incline. This can cause complete power loss. Use only the· brakes to hold the vehicle 3.t rest while on. a hill.
• BRAKES: The brake system relies on contact of rear tires with the ground for effectiveness. As tire to ground contact is reduced, braking effect is reduced. While driving, the operator must consider terrain, speed,. and steering maneuvers to prevent tires from losing contact with the ground, with consequent reduction of braking action

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