The maintenance guide for walk behind electric trucks helps you to take better care of your trucks, prolong their service life and improve their work efficiency. Let's get to know these practical tips together!
1. Regular cleaning and inspection:
Keeping your moving truck clean is critical to maintenance. Regularly clean the body surface and parts to avoid accumulation of dust, oil and other contaminants. At the same time, check the screws, nuts, connectors and other parts to ensure that they are fastened reliably to prevent malfunctions caused by loosening.
2. Battery maintenance:
Walking electric trucks usually use batteries as the power source, so special attention should be paid to the maintenance of the battery. Always pay attention to the battery's power and charge it in time to ensure sufficient power. Ensure that the battery charging and discharging is normal, in order to protect the stability of the truck. Vehicle each charge and discharge to be complete, the battery has a memory effect, the use of irregularities will greatly reduce the battery life!
3. Wheel maintenance:
Always keep an eye on the wheels, if there is debris involved it should be cleaned up in a timely manner to avoid causing card quality to wear out the wheels.
4. Lubrication maintenance:
All key parts of the pedestrian electric truck need lubrication and maintenance, such as wheel axle, chain and so on. Regularly add the right amount of lubricant to these parts to ensure smooth operation, reduce wear and tear due to friction, and extend the life of parts.
5. Use the charger correctly:
Using the correct charger is critical to battery life and the stable performance of the truck. Ensure that the voltage and current of the charger meets the requirements of the truck to avoid overcharging and overdischarging; regularly check the charger cable and plug to prevent damage that could affect the charging effect.
With these simple but effective maintenance measures, you can easily extend the service life of your walk-behind motorized truck, improve work efficiency and reduce repair costs. We hope that these maintenance guidelines can help you better manage and care for your moving trucks and make the work go more smoothly!