Fork Functions 28
27 Fork
Functions
Fork Functions
FORK FUNCTIONS
Standard fork functions include
Raising and Lowering the forks, Tilt (up and down),
and Reach (extend and retract).
Some optional fork functions your truck may be
equipped with are Sideshift (right or left), Rack Height
Select which allows the truck to be programmed so
the forks will stop at selected heights, and Tilt Position
Assist to tilt the forks to a programmed position.
RAISE/LOWER
Lift the multi-task handle up to raise the forks. Push
down on the handle to lower the forks.
The farther you move the multi-task handle from
neutral, the faster the forks will move.
RAISE CUTOUT OPTION
Your truck may be equipped with an automatic cutout
to prevent you from raising the forks into restricted
areas.
If raise stops, check the message display.
will show on the display if
you are at a raise cutout height. See page 18 for using
the optional Raise Cutout Override Switch.
Know the Hazards
CHECK THE PATH OF THE FORKS
Be just as careful raising the forks with the rack height
select option as when using manual raise. Make certain
the path of the forks is clear and free of obstacles.
Check that the forks are at the proper position to enter
the pallet, or that the pallet will clear the rack beam.
RACK HEIGHT SELECT OPTION
This option allows a truck to be programmed so the
forks will stop at a selected height.
1. Press the UP or DOWN ARROW button until the
message display shows .
2. Select the RIGHT ARROW to enter rack select mode.
3. Press the switch on the back of the multi-task
handle to scroll through the lift heights that have
been programmed into the truck. The message
display will show the height in either millimeters or
inches, along with the label number for the height.
Or, while raising or lowering, press and release the
switch to select the next programmed rack height.
4. Make certain the path of the forks is clear. Lift and
hold the multi-task handle. The forks will stop and
there will be a one second beep when they reach
the programmed height. Check to make certain the
forks are at the correct position before entering the
rack or pallet.
CUTOUT, USE OVERRIDE
RACK SELECT