Common malfunctions and troubleshooting methods for forklift steering systems. During use, forklifts often experience malfunctions in the drive system, lifting system, braking system, and steering system. Below, the warehouse editor introduces common malfunctions and troubleshooting methods for the forklift steering system: 1. Steering unit oil leakage. Possible causes: Oil leakage from the various mating surfaces (valve body, separator plate, stator, rotor) of the steering unit. Solution: Replace the sealing rings, clean the steering unit and mating surfaces, or replace the fastening bolts. Damage to the journal or overflow valve sealing ring. The solution is simple: replace the sealing rings at the journal and overflow valve. The gasket at the limit bolt is uneven. The solution is to grind the gasket flat or replace it.

　　Forklift steering failure. Possible causes: Broken steering unit spring or broken and deformed steering unit pin, or broken or deformed coupling. Solution: Replace the spring, pin, and coupling. Safety valve failure. Solution: Clean the safety valve and replace the spring. Excessive leakage from the steering oil cylinder. Solution: Replace the seals or the oil cylinder. The above is an introduction to common malfunctions and troubleshooting methods for forklift steering systems. During daily use, it is recommended that users regularly inspect and maintain the forklift and address any problems promptly. This can reduce the occurrence of forklift malfunctions, significantly extend the service life of the forklift, and improve work efficiency.

　　Telescopic Forklift

　　Precautions for using telescopic forks on forklifts: 1. When driving, the height-width ratio of the bottom of the fork to the ground should be maintained at 300-400 mm, and the gantry should be tilted backward. 2. Immediately repair and report any problems found. It is strictly forbidden to operate with faults or to conceal or fail to report them. 3. When lifting and lowering the telescopic fork with a hoist or crane, personnel are strictly prohibited from standing on the fork to control objects and maintain balance. 4. When turning, if there are non-motorized vehicles or cars nearby, send a driving signal first. 5. High-speed sharp turns are strictly prohibited, as they can cause the vehicle to lose lateral stability and overturn. Telescopic Forklift

　　6. When driving a telescopic forklift downhill, do not turn off the engine and coast. Except in emergencies, do not brake suddenly while driving with a load. 7. When operating a telescopic forklift, follow the factory traffic regulations, maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front, and drive at a low speed. 8. When operating a telescopic forklift, the load must be in a position that does not obstruct driving, and the gantry should be tilted backward appropriately. Except when stacking or loading, the load should not be raised. 9. The height of the load should not obstruct the driver's view. When the object affects the forward view, drive at a low speed when turning. 10. It is strictly forbidden to turn on slopes or cross slopes. 11. After loading and unloading goods, the fork should be lowered to a normal driving position before driving. 12. Do not raise the fork too high when driving. When entering or leaving the work site or during driving, pay attention to overhead obstacles to avoid collisions. When driving with a load, the fork should not be raised too high, which affects the reliability of the telescopic forklift.

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