Check The Seat And Seat Belt - Linde 1202 Series Operating Instructions Manual

tightened to the following torque before opera-
tion.
WARNING
Wheel mounting hardware sometimes requires sev-
eral cycles of tightening before it fully seats. For this
reason, wheel mounting screws or nuts will often
work loose in the period immediately following initial
tightening.
Whenever a wheel is removed and replaced for any
reason, the wheel mounting screws or nuts must be
checked for tightness every 10 hours thereafter until
no further loosening is detected.
Front wheels
Rear wheels

Check the seat and seat belt

Check the seat condition and mounting. Verify
that seat mounting hardware is tight and that
the seat is stable.
Pull the seat belt completely out and inspect
it for fraying or damage. Buckle the belt and
check that the buckle holds securely and that
it releases easily and completely when the re-
lease button is pressed. With the truck on a
horizontal surface, quickly pull the belt out of
its retractor and verify that the locking mecha-
nism prevents rapid extension.
WARNING
A malfunctioning or defective seat belt can result in
injury or death in case of accident.
Do not use the truck if the seat belt is defective. If
any defect in the function of the seat or seat belt is
noticed, the truck must be removed from service until
the cause is corrected.
The seat belt must be replaced after an accident. For
seat belts integrated into the driver's seat, the seat
and its fastening must also be checked by trained
technicians after an accident.
Operating Instructions - 1202 series LP 12028011590 US - 11/2022 - 04
Fastener torque
314 ft-lbs (425 Nm)
314 ft-lbs (425 Nm)
Operator Inspection and Maintenance
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Maintenance
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