Bishamon ST50A Bedienungsanleitung

Read this manual carefully and understand completely before operating stackers. Keep filing this manual for

future reference. If this copy is lost, please contact your local supplier for a replacement.

◎ Hazard or unsafe practice which, if not avoided, may result in DEATH or SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY and

PROPERTY DAMAGE.

DO NOT load one fork more than NEVER sit, stand or ride on forks.

or soft surface. Lifter may become position. SEVERE PERSONAL other and DO NOT load tips on SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY or

unstable and /or uncontrollable. DEATH could result.

SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY and could result. or DEATH could result.

PROPERTY DAMAGE could result.

NEVER go under forks. DO NOT overload lifter.

SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY or

DEATH could result. capacity and load center rating. of control and result in SEVERE

uncontrolable. PERSONAL INJURY.

DO NOT put hand near chain KEEP FEET CLEAR of rolling USE ONLY in areas clear of all KEEP AWAY from open flame

sprocket or other moving parts. wheels that could result in personnel and objects to prevent when charging battery.

SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY.

severe personal injury and property

Handle battery after fully reading

could result. damage. the instruction manual.

Fully attach the battery terminal SHOCK HAZARD !

cover. Danger of fire or electric Disconnect power plug before

shock from short circuit could opening Swtichboard and Control

result. Panel. bent, rusted or broken links.

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links, pins, side plates and deformed,

Lifter may become unstable/ or

Replace chain every four years or if

DO NOT use in areas of multi level

floor surface that could create loss

DO NOT use lifter on slope, unlevel

DO NOT jump start and turn steep

inspection reveals excessive wear on

ALWAYS stay within designated

INJURY and PROPERTY DAMAGE forks. SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY

with high speed accelaration.

Always travel with forks in lowered

In this manual, 「Warning」, 「Caution」are defined and specified as below. Notice of Warnings are

very important for safe operations. As these are very Important to protect operators from accidents

resulting in personal injury and death, and damage to property, so make sure to read thoroughly and

understand fully before operation.

Warning

Incorrect operation may result in serious injury or death of the operator.

Caution Incorrect operation may result in injury and damage to the property.

Explanation of Terms and Symbols

Battery is not charged

upon delivery. Please

charge after reading this

Operation and Service

Manual and the manual

supplied with charging

unit.

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Model ST50A ST98A STW38A STW65A ST80AWW ST98AWN

Capacity (Kgs) 500 980 380 650 800 980

A Vertical Travel (mm)

B Fork Min. Height (mm)

C Fork Max. Height (mm)

D Overall Height (Min-mm) 1708 1734

D' Overall Height (Max-mm) 2923 2949

E Overall Width (mm) 757 876 760 876 1400 941

F Overall Length (mm) 1509 1916 1501 1816 2016 1816

Max. Width of forks (mm-Fork Outside)

600 726 600

I Min. Width of forks (mm-Fork Outside) 232 276 232

G Fork Length (mm) 600 800 600 800 1000 800

J Fork Width (mm) 110 125 110

K From Front Wheel end to Fork End (mm) 34 152 34 152

＊ Location of Fork at lowered position

L Load Center (mm) 300 400 300 400 500 400

Outside distance between Arms (mm) 580 700 580 700 1400 900

Inside distance between Arms (mm) 400 500 400 500 1200 700

Front Wheel (Polyurethane) OD x W (mm)

Rear Wheel (Polyurethane) OD x W (mm) Φ150 X 42 Φ180 X 50 Φ150 X 42 Φ200 X 42

Drive Wheel (Motor in Wheel)

Lifting Motor (KW) 0.7KW 0.9KW 0.7KW 0.9KW

Drive Motor(Motor in Wheel)

O Minimum Turning Radius (mm) 1076 1287 1083 1287 1641 1336

Battery Capacity 64Ah/5Hr 92Ah/5Hr 64Ah/5Hr 100Ah/5Hr

(12V) JIS Standard 95D31R 130E41R EB65 EB100

Lifting Speed (Seconds) 22 35 22 30

Driving Speed (With loaded) km/h

Driving Speed (With unloaded) km/h

Lowering Speed (Seconds)

Machine Weight (Kgs.) 209 338 258 375 364 348

Oil Volume (Litter) 1.55 2.76 1.51 2.5

* Location of Fork at lowered position A : On top of Arm(Leg), B : At side of Arm(Leg)

Specifications are subject to change without notice

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2.76

2.5

2.2

0.4KW

92Ah/5Hr

130E41R

Adjustable

152

A B

276

726

1500 2420 1500

1590 2510 1590

1969

Φ70 X 73

Φ180 X 50

Φ220 X 70

0.9KW

1967 1967

125

Perform the Pre-Operation checks before operating everyday.

1. Any damage, distortion or crack in post

2. Any damage, distortion or crack in carriage and forks

3. Smooth movement of front and rear wheels

4. Any oil leak from hydraulic line or cylinder

5. Any damage, kink or crack in chain

6. Check if brake works properly

7. Any natural lowering

8. Fastening of bolts and nuts

9. Is battery liquid at adequate level ?

10. Looseness of battery terminal

11. Is battery fixed firm ?

12. Smooth movement of Lifting & Lowering Lever. Does lever return to neutral when released ?

13. Check smooth operation of handle. Any excessive over-steering ?

14. Check smooth operation of Accelarator Switch. Does switch return to neutral when released ?

Check the smooth operation for driving forward, reverse, high speed and low speed.

15. Check the operation of Main Switch and Emergency Stop Switch.

16. Check the noise, excessive wear and uneven wear of the Drive Wheel.

17. Check if the battery is charged.

(1) Preparation of the operation

① Insert the Key into Key Switch and turn clockwise.

② Turn on Main Switch.

(2) Lifting and Lowering

Forks can be lifted and lowered by operating

Lifting & Lowering Lever.

① Forks lift up by tilting the lever towards operator

② Forks lower by pushing the lever forward.

Lifting and lowering speed can be adjusted by pushing and tilting angle.

※ Load Center is the distance from root of the fork for the max capacity available.

Refer to the loading diagram of each model.

(3) Driving Operation

① Drive the lifter by operating Accelarator

Switch.

② Driving speed in both forward or reverse

driving can be adjusted by the operation of

Accelarator Switch.

③ Pushing Switch further would increase speed.

④ Lifter stop immediately when pushing the

"Emergency Stop Switch".

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DO NOT use this stacker at all if repairs are required or if you suspect a malfunction.

DO NOT lift up the load or anything above the rated capacity.

DO NOT lift the load only at the tip of the forks. Lift up the load within loading diagram(※) capacity.

DO NOT keep lifting with excessive slow lifting speed and continuously over 40 seconds.

Rapid lowering operation may result in load collapse and dangerous. Also rapid

lowering and sudden stop may result in impact load and damage to the unit.

Main Switch would be turnd "OFF" in case of overload

operation to protect motor.

DO NOT move or turn around with load kept at high position.

DO NOT jump start and turn steep which may result in uncontrolable and unstable of lifter.

(4) Horn

Push the horn button.

(5) Volt Meter

Volt Meter shows the voltage of battery. Refer to for the battery remaining capacity.

(6) Battery and Charging

■ How to Charge Battery

① Make sure that battery fluid is present upto the designated fluid level.

Add purified water if the fluid is insufficient.

② Unplug the battery socket and insert the charging device into the open

socket (indicating as "charging port") to charge the battery.

③ Refer to the instruction manual supplied with the charger regarding

methods of use.

■ Battery Life

① Battery is a consumable product and is not applicable

for the product warranty.

② Battery can be used for 150 to 180 charges, but

maintenance and storage conditions also strongly

influence the life of battery.

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・Keep battery away from open flame when charging.

Battery may be at risk of explosion.

・Choose a well-ventilated area to charge the battery.

Hydrogen gas may be produced, creating the danger

of explosion.

・Charging the battery with insufficient battery fluid

repeatedly also could result in the risk of explosion.

Cover the battery termial completely. Electrical short circuit can cause danger of fire, or

electric shock. DO NOT overcharge or boost the charger. Also DO NOT discharge the battery

Charging port

The charging port

must be connected

using a socket

with a seal

attached.

Do not connect sockets

without a seal attached.

Connection at this port

will not charge the

battery.

Battery life will decrease if dischaged over 80% continuously.

Lowering Valve

Switch Valve

Relief

Valve

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Battery

Power Unit

Switch Box "UP"

"Down"

Volt Meter

Buzzar

・Forward

・Reverse

Drive Wheel

Speed Order

Control Unit

Emergency Stop

Electric Brake

Fuse Holder

White/Brow

Buzzar

Blue

SF Tube

Unit Monitoring Cable A

Unit Monitoring Cable B

Unit Remote Control Cable C

Unit Remote Control Cable B

Unit Remote Control Cable A

CB Cable A

Unit Cable B

Unit Cable D

Unit Cable E

Battery Cable C

Unit Cable C

Unit Cable B

Unit Cable A

Power

Battery Connector

Battery Cable A

Battery Cable B

Handle Cable

Battery

White/Gree

Red

White White Pink White White

Blue Yellow Black Green Black

Drive Wheel

Perform the periodic inspections for safe operation.

・Distortion or Crack of Frame and Fork

・Carriage movement in post mast

・Any rust, damage, crank and tension of chain and adjustment

・Smooth movement of lifting and lowering

・Any oil leak from cylinder

・Any damage, oil leak on high pressure hydraulic hose

・Oil level in oil tank and oil leak from oil tank

・Operation of battery charger

・Operation of battery meter

・Liquid level, capacity and cleanesss of battery

・Looseness and damage of battery terminal

・Switch operation

・Connection, contact and burnout of the contactor

・Installation of terminal cover

・Looseness of wiring and teminal

・Ensure that the density of each battery cell is

1,270 (at 20°) or greater

・Oversteering of the handle

・Braking function

・Any oil leak from gear case

・Damage and wear of the wheels

・Fixing bolts and pin

Others

・Lubrication and greasing

・Any damage and looseness on botls and nuts

・Any damage or distortion of the overall unit and frame

・Sliding portion of rollers

・Greasing to chain

■ Types of Hydraulic Oil ■ Replacing Battery

Viscosity classification ISO VG32 abrasion Battery used for this stacker is

resistant hydraulic fluid oil; JIS standard battery. Make sure to

Fluid volume : 1.6 liters replace with same standard spec.

Oil Brand Product Name Applicable Model No. JIS Spec.

Esso Nuto H32, HP32, Unipower SQ32 ST50A GR-95D31R

Idemitsu Super Hydraulic Fluid 32 ST80AWW, ST98A, ST98AWN GX-130E41R

Showa Shell Terasu Oil 32, K32 STW65A EB100

Mobile Mobile DTE24 STW38A EB65

Cosmo Cosmo Hydro AW32

Kygnus Unit Oil WR32

Perform the adjustment of the Drive Wheel when wheel has become worn

following the below procedure.

1) Loosen the Hex Nut and Spring of Ⓐ

2) Install(Put) the adjustment clip plate ( Ⓑ - t3mm, or t6mm )

between Handle Base and Drive Wheel depending on the

abrasion condition.

3) Put the Nut and Spring of Ⓐ back and fasten.

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Inspection Point Inspection Items

Loading & Hydraulic Device

Battery & Electric Device

Braking and Driving

1) Make sure to remove the battery socket before work. 2)Always be cautious of a short circuit.

3) DO NOT mistake the (+) and (-) terminals. 4)Make sure to cover the (+) terminal.

5)Make sure to secure the battery with a battery clamp to prevent vibrating etc.

Handl

Driver Wheel

The below show how to deal with relatively minor malfunctions. For other further issues,

please contact your supplier of this stacker.

・Key swtich and main switch

is not turned on

・Battery sockeet is not

connected

・Short of battery capacity ・Check and charge battery

・Fuse is blown ・Check 100A, 10A fuse, and replace

・Wiring defects

・Battery Socket is loose Fix the socket firmly

Replace Power Unit

Readjust Relief Valve

・Power Unit(Pump) defects Replace Power Unit (Pump)

・Hydraulic Oil is not full Fill the oil

Replace Lowering Valve

・Piping defects Repair location of leak

・Wiring defects

・Defective Lowering Valve Replace Lowering Valve

At Cylinder ・Defective Seals Replace Cylinder seals

At Pipe or Joint ・Improper fastening Check and Fasten

At Air Breather ・Excessive Oil Adjust fluid to appropriate level

When disposing of this stacker, dispose of the metal, non-metal, plastic, and hydraulic oil

components separately. There are regulations for disposing of the hydraulic oil, so make

sure to sourt and follow the local rules. If you have any questions regarding disposal,

please check with your supplier of the stacker.

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Symptoms of malfunction Possible Cause Action

Does not

lift up

Motor does not run

Check through 【Actual Wiring

Schematic】

・Defective Power Unit

Motor is running

・Relief Valve is not

adjusted Properly

・Broken wire of Motor Cable

for run

　Does run only

forward, or reverse

Does not

run

・Check the wire and replace cable

・Broken wire of Brake Cable

for run ・Check the wire and replace cable

Does not run

either forward and

reverse

Oil Leak

・Turn on Main and Key switch

・Connect the battery socket

Does not run, and does not

lift up and lower

・Broken wire of Remote

Control Cable for run ・Check the wire and replace cable

・Battery charge is

insufficient Check battery and charge Does lift up, but does not run

・Broken wire of Motor Cable

for run ・Check the wire and replace cable

・Defects of Accelarator

Switch ・Adjust switch or replace

・Broken wire of Remote

Control Cable for run ・Check the wire and replace cable

Lowers natually

・Defective seating of

Lowering Valve

Does not lower

Check through 【Actual Wiring

Schematic】

Should the unit malfunction within the warranty period (Within one (1) year of purchase)

when it has been operated in accordance with the user manual and the warning labels on the

unit, we will adjust the defective component,repair it, or send a replacement part free of

charge. However, this does not apply in the case of secondary damage or any damage to

which any of the following apply:

(1) Damage or injury resulting from incorrect operation, improper inspection, improper

storage, or any other type of negligence

(2) Damage of injuries resulting from changes (modifications) that negatively impact the

product's operation mechanism

(3) Consumable parts that are damaged and need to be replaced

(4) Damage or injury resulting from fires, earthquakes, wind, floods, or other natural

disasters or external factors

(5) Problem resulting from specified parts not being used

(6) Error in the warranty claim process (Ex: failure to indicate Model or Serial No.etc.)

(7) Damage or injury resulting from installation

(8) Repairs performed not by our company or not by our authorized dealer

(9) Damage confirmed to be the result of overuse, user error, or accident

Furthermore, all rubber components and other naturally degradable products used in this

products and its accessories, as well as all consumable products, fall outside the scope

of this warranty.

If you decide to file claim for this product based on the above, please contact your dealer.

The dealer will carry out the necessary procedures.

In addition, we can not decide whether

or not any particular situation falls within the scope of this warranty.

・Product does not work properly

→Review the manual and try to find solution

→Contact your supplier and request repairs

→

・Repairs out of warranty period →Consult with your supplier

・Availability of Spare Parts →

Contact your lifter supplier for any information regarding after service.

When contacting your lifter supplier, provide following information.

・Model No.

・Serial No.

・Purchase Date

・Conditions of trouble

Record the above information in the table below for future inquiries.

Type

Serial No.

Purchase Date

Lifter Supplier

Installer

Date :

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Trouble Date and conditions

・Product stilldoes not work properly

・Repairs within the warranty

period

The warranty is valid one year from the date of

purchase. We will service your product in

accordance with warranty conditions.

The spare parts are available for 8 years after

discontinuing manufacturing

This lift is not waterproof, so rust, corrosion, short citcuits, and other damage caused by water is not

covered under warranty.

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