Taylor-Dunn SC 1-75,SC 1-76 Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual PDF

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Taylor-Dunn SC 1-75,SC 1-76 Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO.40472-84336 – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Taylor-Dunn SC 1-75,SC 1-76 Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO.40472-84336 – PDF DOWNLOAD

Language : English
Pages : 236
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File Type : PDF

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Taylor-Dunn SC 1-75,SC 1-76 Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO.40472-84336 – PDF DOWNLOAD

MD-175-00 Operation and Maintenance Manual with Parts List 1
Important Information 2
Table of Contents 3
Section A: Inspection, Safety, and Introduction 4
Section B: Operating Instructions 7
Section C: 90 Day Warranty 10
Section D: Maintenance Guide Checklist 11
Section E: Lubrication Diagram 13
Section F: Trouble Shooting Procedures 14
Section H: Parts Ordering Procedure 16
Section I: Suggested Spare Parts List 17
Section J1: Front Axle, Fork, Steering and Tires – Maintenance Procedures 20
Section J2: “Power Traction” Rear Axle, Motor and Brakes – Maintenance Procedures 27
Section J2M: Electric Motors – Maintenance, Service and Adjustment 41
Section J4: Mechanical Control Linkage – Maintenance Procedures 46
Section J5: Forward/Reverse Control Switch – Maintenance Procedures 53
Section J6: Rheostat Speed Control – Maintenance Procedures 58
Section J7: General Electrical System – Maintenance Procedures 63
Section J8: Batteries – Maintenance Procedures 65
Section J9: Body and Trim – Maintenance Procedure 82
Operating & Servicing Handbook Christie Electric 87
Lester-Matic Charger – Maintenance, Service and Adjustment 94
PWR-TRON – Table of Contents107
PWR-TRON – Introduction108
MD-175-01 Operation and Maintenance Manual with Part List133
Important Information135
Table of Contents136
Section 1: Inspection, Safety and Introduction137
Section 2: Taylor-Dunn Limited 90 Warranty140
Section 3: Operating Instructions141
Section 4: Maintenance Guide Checklist147
Section 5: Lubrication Diagram149
Section 6: Trouble Shooting Procedures150
Section 7: Wiring Diagram152
Section 8: Important Facts on Batteries and Chargers153
Section 9: Charger – Maintenance, Service and Adjustment161
Section 10: Front Axle, Fork, Steering and Tires – Maintenance Procedures174
Section 11: “Power Traction” Rear Axle, Motor and Brakes – Maintenance Procedures180
Section 12: Electric Motors – Maintenance, Service and Adjustment192
Section 13: Mechanical Control Linkage – Maintenance Procedures197
Section 14: Forward/Reverse Switch – Maintenance Procedures203
Section 15: PWR-TRON II – Introduction207
Section 16: Rheostat Speed Control – Maintenance Procedures224
Section 17: General Electrical System – Maintenance Procedures228
Section 18: Suggested Spare Parts List229
Section 19: Parts Ordering Procedure231
Section 20: Body and Trim – Maintenance Procedures232
Notice of Change236

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Taylor-Dunn SC 1-75,SC 1-76 Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO.40472-84336 – PDF DOWNLOAD

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:

• The controls on your Taylor unn vehicle have been designed and located for convenience of operation and efficient performance. Before driving your vehicle for the first time, familiarize yourself with each of the controls. Read the following instructions and with power .Q!!, operate each control.

STEERING

• The steering wheel and steering system are similar to automotive types. Turn the steering wheel to the right (or clockwise) for a right turn and left (or counterclockwise) for a left turn.

KEY LOCK

• Your vehicle is equipped with a keyed lock located on the corner of forward reverse switch. It is designed to lock the switch in the neutral position only. The key will remove from the lock in the locked position (Neutral) only.

BRA.KE AND ACCELERATOR :

• The foot treadle is a combination brake and accelerator control. It is pivoted near the center so that application of heel pressure to the rear of the treadle applies braking action, while application of toe pressure to the front of the treadle releases the brakes and controls the amount of power delivered to the motor. Full power is achieved when the front of the treadle is depressed as far as it is allowed to travel, and minimum power is achieved when the front of the treadle is partially depressed.
• Intermediate speeds occur between those two positions. Spring pressure holds the treadle in the braked position when no foot pressure is applied. This provides automatic braking when the vehicle is parked and left unattended.

FORWARD-REVERSE SWITCH:

• The forward-reverse switch is located on the console, to the right of the driver. To travel forward, move the operating handle to the position marked “FORWARD”. To travel rearward, move the operating handle to the position marked “REVERSE

CAUTION:

The forward-reverse switch serves the same purpose as the transmission in your automobile. Treat it with the same respect and care. 00 NOT SHIFT from forward to reverse or vice•\versa while the vehicle is in motion. Shifting while in motion, especially near top speed, causes great strain to your entire vehicle and will eventually cause severe damage

G.B 25/01/25