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WESCOINDUSTRIALPRODUCTS,INC

InstructionManual HeavyDutySemi‐ElectricPalletTruck

Part Number: 273289

Note: Operator MUST read and understand these operating instructions before using this Hand Pallet Truck.

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Table of Contents

1 General Information ......................................................................................................... 2 1.1 Description.............................................................................................................. 2 1.2 Specifications.......................................................................................................... 2

2 Assembly and Adjustment................................................................................................. 2 3.1 Assembly................................................................................................................. 2 3.2 Adjustment............................................................................................................... 3

3 Operation........................................................................................................................... 4 3.1 Lifting....................................................................................................................... 4 3.2 Lowering.................................................................................................................. 4 3.3 Braking..................................................................................................................... 4 3.4 Parking..................................................................................................................... 4

4 Maintenance...................................................................................................................... 5 4.1 Battery Replacement............................................................................................... 5 4.2 Battery Charging...................................................................................................... 5 4.3 Scheduled Maintenance.......................................................................................... 5

5 Troubleshooting................................................................................................................. 7 4.1 Pilot Light Indications............................................................................................... 7 4.2 Common Troubleshooting........................................................................................ 8

6 General Assembly 1 Part Information................................................................................ 9 6.1 General Assembly 1 Part Diagram.......................................................................... 9 6.2 General Assembly 1 Part List.................................................................................. 10

7 General Assembly 2 Part Information................................................................................ 11 7.1 General Assembly 2 Part Diagram.......................................................................... 11 7.2 General Assembly 2 Part List.................................................................................. 12

8 Drive Wheel Assembly Part Information............................................................................ 13 8.1 Drive Wheel Assembly Part Diagram....................................................................... 13 8.2 Drive Wheel Assembly Part List............................................................................... 14

9 Fulcrum Bearing Assembly Part Information..................................................................... 15 9.1 Fulcrum Bearing Assembly Part Diagram................................................................ 15 9.2 Fulcrum Bearing Assembly Part List........................................................................ 16

10 Connecting Rod and Wheel Carrier Unit Part Information................................................. 17 10.1 Connecting Rod and Wheel Carrier Unit Part Diagram........................................... 17 10.2 Connecting Rod and Wheel Carrier Unit Part List................................................... 18

11 Handle Unit Assembly Part Information............................................................................ 19 11.1 Handle Unit Assembly Part Diagram....................................................................... 19 11.2 Handle Unit Assembly Part List............................................................................... 20

12 Pump Assembly Part Information...................................................................................... 21 12.1 Pump Assembly Part Diagram................................................................................. 21 12.2 Pump Assembly Part Diagram................................................................................. 22

Heavy Duty Semi-Electric Pallet Truck (Part # 273289)

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ATTENTION: TO INSURE SAFE AND EASY USE OF YOUR WESCO PALLET TRUCK, READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS ENTIRELY BEFORE USING.

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NOTE: All of the information reported herein is based on data available at the moment of printing. We reserve the

right to modify our own products at any moment without notice and liability in any sanctions. So, it is suggested to

always verify possible updates and changes.

1. GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 DESCRIPTION

Thank you for purchasing a Wesco Heavy Duty Semi-Electric Pallet Truck. This pallet truck is designed for lifting and transporting loads of 3,300 lbs. It features manual lift, power drive, a 62° turn radius and polyurethane drive/load wheels. The Wesco Semi-Electric Pallet Truck comes with a 1 year pump warranty.

1.2 SPECIFICATIONS

Model 273389 Capacity 3,300 lbs Truck Weight 518 lbs Battery (2) 24V/38Ah Battery Charger 24V/8A Turn Radius 62” Travel Speed Under Load 2.8 miles/hour Fork Lowered Height 3” Fork Raised Height 7” Single Fork Width 6” Fork Length 48” Overall Width 27” Overall Length 69” Overall Height 54”

Materials and specifications are subject to change without notice.

2. ASSEMBLY/ADJUSTMENT

2.1 Assembly For safe transportation and packing, before ex-factory of the forklift, the electric control lever is disassembled so that before operating, one should install the electric control lever and the erection steps are as follows: 1) Disassemble the elastic pin (item

1) from the bearing pin (item 2) and then pull out the bearing pin (item 2).

2) Insert lever (item 3) into A and connect lever and pump body (item 5) with bearing pin (item 2).

3) Put the chain (item 4) of the lever through the hole in the middle of the bearing pin (item 2).

Figure 1 Figure 2

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2

A

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5

4

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2. ASSEMBLY (CONTINUED) 4) Put the screw and nut at the end of the chain (item 4) into the slot of the lever panel (item 6).

Please See Figure 2 and Figure 4.

Figure 3 Figure 4 5) Place elastic pin (item 1) through bearing pin (Item 2) and affix. 6) Pull the lever to the horizontal position as shown in Figure 3. Pull out the pin and keep the pin (item

7) appropriately for using when replacing the lever next time. 7) Put the plug (item 11) of the lever through the ring (item 14) to connect socket (item 12) on the

forklift body and tighten the screw sleeve on plug (item 11) to achieve reliable connection between plug (item 11) and socket (item 12). Please see Fig. 5.

Figure 5

2.2 Adjustment

After the assembly of the unit is completed, try to maneuver the lever and operate the control handle, shown in figure 6, in different gears to see if the lifting, neutral and lowering of the forklift are operating correctly.

Screw (item 9) in Fig. 4 is used to adjust the forklift. When the fork declines as soon as it rises, turn screw (item 9) counterclockwise slightly and then try again until the fork rises normally. If the fork is unable to decline after rising, turn screw (item 9) clockwise slightly and then try the forklift once again until it is able to decline normally. The hex nut (item 10) at screw (item 9) is a locking nut and before adjustment, locking nut (item 10) should be loosened first. After the adjustment is completed, the nut should be retightened.

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6

10

9

14

11 12

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3. OPERATION

3.1 Lifting Pull the handle to lifting position (shown in Figure 6) and pump lever up and down, load should be lifted.

Figure 6

3.2 Lowering Pull handle to lowering position (shown in Figure 6) and load should lower. Attention: the handle must be operated gently to lower the goods slowly to avoid possibly damage from a rapid drop.

3.3 Braking For emergency braking press the red raking button or raise or lower the driving lever to activate

emergency brake. For slight braking release the travel button, press the two travel buttons at the same time or

press the travel button for opposite moving direction to achieve slight braking.

Figure 7

3.4 Parking

1) Release travel button to stop the unit. 2) Release the lever and the stop braking on the lever will be automatically started up. 3) Lower the fork to the lowest position 4) Turn off the general power supply.


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Emergency Braking

Emergency Braking

Normal Travel

Lowering

Neutral

Lifting

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4. MAINTENANCE

4.1 Battery Replacement 1) Pull out the key to the electric lock 2) As shown in Fig. 8, pull out the battery chamber cover in the

show direction. 3) As shown in Fig. 9, release the battery fixing clamp. 4) Cut off the connection between the battery wire and the

battery. 5) Lift the battery out of the forklift. 6) Install new battery and ensure that the position of the new

battery is identical with that of the replaced battery. 7) Examine the polarity of the battery and then connect the

battery to the battery wire. 8) Fix the battery with battery fixing clamp. 9) As shown in fig. 8, press tightly the battery chamber cover

in opposite direction. 10) Unlock the power supply lock, operate and detect. 11) The abandoned battery must be treated according to the

relevant local stipulation and law.

4.2 Battery Charging 1) When the electricity indicator of the forklift indicates that the

electricity of the battery is insufficient, charging should be conducted at once.

2) Turn off the electric lock switch; connect the end with socket of the connecting cable to the charging socket of the forklift and the other end to power supply socket and then start charging.

3) When the green pilot light of the charger turns on, it indicates that the battery is fully charged and in that case, the connecting cable can be pulled out and the forklift is in ready state.

4) If the battery is completely discharged, full charging must be conducted (about 12h).

5) After discharging, the storage battery cannot be placed for a long time and charging should be conducted as soon as the battery is discharged.

6) When the forklift is not in operation, the general power supply must be turned off, the electric lock must be pulled out and one supplementary charging must be conducted every six months during the period when the forklift is in storage.

7) It is strictly prohibited to open the storage battery air vent valve; otherwise, poor sealing will be incur and the capacity and service life of the battery will be affected.


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Figure 8

Figure 9

Figure 10

Figure 11

Fully charged

Insufficient charge, charge immediately

Charging pilot light

To power supply socket

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4. MAINTENANCE (CONTINUED) 4.3 Scheduled Maintenance Long term service life quality of the unit depends on proper maintenance. When maintenance is neglected, safety risks may increase and property may be damaged. When the unit is in operation, routine inspection should be conducted frequently and malfunctioning units should be removed from service for repair. Do not operate a forklift with problem to ensure safety and prolong its service life. Routine Maintenance: It should be conducted once every day. Keep the surface clean and examine if the power supply cable is damaged. Level 1 Maintenance: It should be conducted once every week. The maintenance contents, besides the contents of routine maintenance, should focus on if the operation of the components is normal, if the fastening items are loose, if there is any oil leakage, if there is any abnormal wearing in mechanical components, if there are abnormal temperature rise or sparks in electric equipment, etc. Adjustment and troubleshooting should be conducted if any abnormal situation is discovered. Level 2 Maintenance: It should be conducted periodically and overall inspection should be conducted according to following requirements: a) Mechanical Maintenance: It should be conducted every half a year. Replace the lubricating oil for the

transmission gear and bearing of the drive wheel, apply lubricant to various rotating joints. Examine if the fastening items are loose, if the wheels are rotating fluidly and if the fork rises and declines normally. The operation noise of the forklift after maintenance should be no greater than 70db.

b) Hydraulic System Maintenance: It should be conducted once every 12 months. Determine if the oil cylinders are in a normal state, if there is any internal or external leakage and if the hydraulic oil is clean. The hydraulic oil is usually replaced every 12 months. The ISO oil standard is applied to hydraulic oil. When the ambient temperature is 23~104°F (-5 ~ 40°C), HL-N32 is adopted and when the ambient temperature is -31~23°F (-35 ~ -5°C), HV-N20 low temperature hydraulic oil is used. The waste oil from the replacement should be treated according to the relevant local regulation and law. Examine if the operation of the load limit valve is normal.

c) Electric Equipment Maintenance: It should be conducted every three months to examine if the connectors of electric equipments are reliable, if the switches are normal and if the insulation of the electric equipment is in normal condition (于The insulation resistance of electric equipment and the forklift body should be greater than 0.5MΩ).


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5. TROUBLE SHOOTING 5.1 Pilot Light Indications

Figure 12

As shown in the Figure above, there is a failure pilot light on the forklift, which is able to indicate some common failures and the concretes are as follows: Failure pilot light flashes once within 4 seconds - Indicates too low power supply voltage and in that case, the forklift can only resume normal operation

via charging. Failure pilot light flashes twice within 4 seconds - Indicates there is a problem in motor connection and in that case, the connecting wires and cables must

be examined. Failure pilot light flashes three times within 4 seconds - Indicates the starting power is insufficient when the unit is started and in that case, the general power

supply should be turned off and then turned on again. The unit should be able to resume normal operation. In that situation, the load should be reduced or manual assistance should be provided for start-up.

Failure pilot light flashes four times within 4 seconds - Indicates that the load is too heavy after the unit is operating. The general power supply should be

turned off and then turned on again and the unit is able to resume normal operation. In that situation, the load should be reduced.

Failure pilot light flashes five times within 4 seconds - Indicates that the motor temperature is too high. The general power supply should be turned off and

then turned on again after the motor cools and the unit is able to resume normal operation.


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5. TROUBLE SHOOTING (CONTINUED)

5.2 Possible Problems/Solutions No Problem Causes Solutions

1 Insufficient lifting

stroke - Insufficient hydraulic oil - Add appropriate filtered clean hydraulic oil

2 Insufficient lowering

stroke

- Excessive hydraulic oil added

- Deformed or stuck rotating part

- Stuck plunger and guide bar sleeve

- Pump out appropriate quantity of hydraulic oil

- Replace the damaged components

3 Fork does not

decline after rising

- Abnormal unloading device

- Deformed or damaged components

- Re-adjusting the unloading device, please see section 2.2

- Replace the deformed or damage components

4 Hydraulic oil leakage

- Failed oil seal

- Slight damage or wear on the surface of one or two components

- Loose connection

- Replace the oil seal

- Replace the damage components

- Re-tighten the connection

5 Fork does not rise

- Hydraulic oil viscosity is too high or hydraulic oil has not been injected

- Foreign matter in oil

- Abnormal unloading device

- Replace hydraulic oil

- Remove the foreign matter in oil or replace hydraulic oil

- Re-adjusting the unloading device, please see section 2.2

NOTE: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR THE PALLET TRUCK UNLESS YOU ARE TRAINED AND

AUTHORIZED TO DO SO.


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Instruction Manual ATTENTION: TO INSURE SAFE AND EASY USE OF YOUR WESCO PALLET

TRUCK, READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS ENTIRELY BEFORE USING.

6. GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1 PART INFORMATION

6.1 GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1 PART DIAGRAM

A4

A2 A2

A2

A3

A5

A12

A20

A15

A12

A7

A11

A10

A14

A15

A6

A8

A17

A7

A13

A16

A9

A19

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6. GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1 PART INFORMATION

6.2 GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1 PART LIST

Item # WESCO Replacement

Part/Kit Number Item Description Qty.

A1 273455 Handle Assembly 1 A2 Elastic Pin 5x32 3 A3 Press Axle 1 A4 Positional Cam 1 A5 273412 Oil Pump Assembly 1 A6 Socket Head Cap Screw M8x50 1 A7 Lock Nut M8 3 A8 Supporting Seat Assembly 1 A9 Clip for Axle 1

A10 273662 Lock Nut M12 2 A11 273663 Axle 2 A12 Cross Recessed Screw M4x8 3 A13 Socket Head Cap Screw M8x40 2 A14 Drive Wheel Assembly 1 A15 Wire Clip 2 A16 Cross Recessed Screw M4x10 2 A17 Plug 1 A18 Wire Connecting Plate 1 A19 Connector 1 A20 Wire-Pressing Plate 1

273644 Wire Harness (9 Pin) 1

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7 GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2 PART INFORMATION

7.1 GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2 PART DIAGRAM


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B15 B16 B17 B18

B30 B31

B32

B33

B34

B18

B18

B19

B14

B21B22 B21

B20

B35 B34

B24

B25

B24

B26 B27 B28 B29

B13

B12

B11

B1 B2 B3 B4

B3 B7

B6

B5 B6

B23

B11 B9

Upper hole uses A11 Bolt & A10 Nut as shown on the General Assembly 1 shown on page 9.

Lower Hole takes L3 pin held on by L1 retaining rings as shown on the Connecting Rod And Wheel Carrier Unit Assembly shown on page 17.

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7 GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2 PART INFORMATION

7.2 GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2 PART LIST



B1 273678 Coulometer 1 B2 273675 Switch Button 1 B3 273676 Pan Head Screw M5x16 2 B4 273677 Power Switch 1 B5 273652 Locking Arm Unit, Right 1 B6 273653 Combined Busher 16x18x20 4 B7 273654 L-Pin Roll 2 B8 Hexagon bolt M6x12 2 B9 Locating Frame, Coulometer 1

B10 Nut M4 2 B11

273587* Key 2

B12 Electric Lock 1 B13 723660 Locking Arm Unit, Left 1 B14 Internal hexagon Screw M6x12 1 B15 End Cap, Left 1 B16 Frame Unit 1 B17 273618 Charger 1 B18 Pan Head Screw M4x16 8 B19 273588 Buzzer 1 B20 Fuse Base 1 B21 Flat Washer 8 4 B22 Spring Gasket 8 2 B23 Hexagon Nut M8 2 B24 Countersunk Screw M6x25 8 B25 End Cap, Right 1 B26 Hexagon Locknut M6 2 B27 273665 Pinion 2 B28 Casing 2 B29 Hexagon Bolt M6x50 2 B30 273617 Battery 12V 80Ah 2 B31 Battery Hoop 2 B32 Internal Hexagon Screw M6x12 4 B33 Doors Unit 1 B34 Cross Recessed Cheese Head Screw M6x10 7 B35 273619 Electric Control 1

1 274093 Power Line 1 2 273404** Bushing: For Holes of B5/B13 Locking Arms 4

*273587 includes items B11 & B12 sold together as a set

**273704 Bushing used on B5 & B13 Locking Arms

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8 DRIVE WHEEL PART INFORMATION

8.1 DRIVE WHEEL PART DIAGRAM

D1 D2 D3 D4 D5

D6 D34

D7

D30 D29 D32 D29 D28 D27 D26D25

D33D24

D23 D23 D23 D15

D22D21

D20

D13

D13

D14D15

D16D17

D8

D9

D10

D11

D12

D9

D31

D19D18

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8 DRIVE WHEEL PART INFORMATION

8.2 DRIVE WHEEL PART LIST



D1 Hex Bolt M8x20 5 D2 Spring Gasket 5 D3 273595 Motor 1 D4 Flat Key 5x10 1 D5 Flat Key 3v3v16 1 D6 273659 O-Ring 2.65x56 1 D7 Gear 1-19 1 D8 Bearing 6201 2 D9 Gear 3-17 1

D10 Gear 2-90 1 D11 Flat Key 6x10 1 D12 Left Gear Box Body 1 D13 273666 Hex Screw M6x35 3 D14 Combined Washer 10 2 D15 Screw Bolt 1 D16 Axle Stop 15 1 D17 273638 Skeletal Oil Seal 14-25 1 D18 Hex Screw M4x40 3 D19 Axial Stop 10 1 D20 273620 Brake 1 D21 Hex Connecting Piece 1 D22 Oil Outlet Plug 1 D23 Hex Screw M6x30 6 D24 Hex Screw M6x35 3 D25 273647 Circular Nut M25x1.5 1 D26 273648 Flat Key 8x12 1 D27 Gear 4-77 1 D28 Conic Roller Bearing 23005 2 D29 Right Gearbox Body 1

273651 Replacement Gasket & O-Ring for Right Gearbox Body (D29)

1

D30 Skeletal Oil Seal 35-47-7 1 D31 273649 Wheel Axis 1 D32 270691 Bull Wheel 1 D33 Spring Gasket 3 D34 Washer 1


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9 FULCRUM BEARING ASSEMBLY PART INFORMATION

9.1 FULCRUM BEARING ASSEMBLY PART DIAGRAM

S16

S16

S16

S17

S1

S2

S1

S4

S5

S6

S7

S8

S9

S6

S10

S11

S12 S15 S13 S14

S13

S3

S12

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9. FULCRUM BEARING ASSEMBLY PART INFORMATION

9.2 FULCRUM BEARING ASSEMBLY PART LIST



S1 273480 Bearing 6011 2 S2 273705 Hole Stop 90 1 S3 273589 Fulcrum Bearing Assembly 1 S4 273739 Dust Proof Cover 2 S5 273741 Axial Stop 15 2 S6 Bearing 16002 4 S7 273742 Washer 1 2 S8 273743 Trust Ball Bearing 51102 2 S9 273744 Washer 2 2

S10 273745 Hole Stop 32 2 S11 273701 Universal Wheel Frame 2 S12 273702 Axial Stop 15 4 S13 273451 Bearing 61902 4 S14 273452 Universal Wheel 2 S15 273703 Wheel Axis 2 S16 273667 Pan-Head Screw M5-9 3 S17 273576 Masking Plate 1


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10 CONNECTING ROD AND WHEEL CARRIER UNIT PART INFORMATION

10.1 CONNECTING ROD AND WHEEL CARRIER UNIT PART DIAGRAM

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5 CONNECTING ROD AND WHEEL CARRIER UNIT PART INFORMATION

5.2 CONNECTING ROD AND WHEEL CARRIER UNIT PART LIST



L1 273578 Axial Stop 16 2

L2 273579 Jointing Head 1

L3 273580 Dual Slot Pin Axis 16x52 1

L4 273449 Connecting Rod Assembly 1

L5 273457 Bearing 60204 2 L6 273458 Fork Wheel 80/74 1

L7 Wheel Axis 1

L8 Elastic Pin 5x32 1

L9 Wheel Frame 1

L10 Sleeve 16x18x15 2 L11 Elastic Pin 5x28 2 L12 273581 Sleeve 16x18x15 2 L13 273582 Dual Slot Pin Axis 16x100 1 L14 273450 Elastic Pin 5x28 2 L15 Roller 2 L16 Pin Roll with Double Holes 1 L17 Backing Frame 2 L18 Bearing 60204 4 L19 Fork Wheel 2 L20 Wheel Axis 20x95 2 L21 Elastic Pin 20x95 4


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11 HANDLE UNIT ASSEMBLY PART INFORMATION

11.1 HANDLE UNIT ASSEMBLY PART DIAGRAM

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11 HANDLE UNIT ASSEMBLY INFORMATION

11.2 HANDLE UNIT ASSEMBLY PART LIST



H1 273730 Locating Tab 1 H2 273550 Elastic Pin 4x31 2 H3 Roller 1 H4 Elastic Pin 4x20 1 H5 Elastic Pin 6x31 1 H6 Elastic Pin 4x20 1 H7 Handle 1 H8 Handle Assembly 1 H9 Cylindrical Pin 1 H10 Elastic Pin 3x20 1 H11 Press Wheel 1 H12 Sleeve 1220 1 H13 Tension Bar Assembly 1 H14 Sleeve Sf-1F2015 2 H15 Chain C-6-9-04C - H16 Locking Nut M5 1 H17 273567 Self Tapping Screw St M4x25 4 H18 Hand Lever Wire Box 1 H19 273520 Button 1 H20 273521 Plastic Cover, Handle 1 H21 273523 Bolt M3x10 2 H22 Switch Panel 1 H23 273568 Stroke Switch 1 H24 Pan-Headed Screw M3x15 2 H25 Locking Nut M3 2 H26 Bolt M4x8 2 H27 273645 Self Tapping Screw ST2.9x13 4 H28 Lever Wire Box Cover 1 H29 Hex+G60 Screw Cover 2 H30 Stroke Switch TZ-2112 1 H31 270692 Switch 1 H32 273571 Socket 1 H33 Bolt M3x8 4 H34 Nut M3 4 H35 Hand Lever Wire Box 1 H36 273646 Lever Wire Box Cover 1 H37 Bolt M5x8 3 H38 270693 Turn-Knob 2 H39 270694 Accelerator 1 H40 Locking Nut M4 2 H41 Bolt M4 x 6 4 H42 Spring Washer 4 4 H43 273522 Long and Thin Axle 1 H44 Square Shaft Accelerator 1 H45 Split Baffle Ring 2


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12 PUMP ASSEMBLY PART INFORMATION

12.1 PUMP ASSEMBLY PART DIAGRAM


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12 PUMP ASSEMBLY PART INFORMATION

12.2 PUMP ASSEMBLY PART LIST



P1 Sealing Screw M20 x 1 1

P2 Combined Washer 20 1 P3 Cone Spring 1 P4 Valve Core 1 P5 Valve Body 1 P6 Steel Ball 6.35 1 P7 Base Frame No. 7 1 P8 Axial Stop 8 1 P9 Steel Ball 5 1

P10 Ball Seat 1 P11 Spring 2 x 8 x 16 1 P12 Pressure Regulating Screw M10 x 1 1 P13 Combined Washer 10 1 P14 Screw Plug M10 x 1 1 P15 Spring 1.2 x 9 x 20 1 P16 Striker 1 P17 O-ring 7 x 1.8 1 P18 Combined Washer 20 1 P19 Striker Seat 1 P20 O-ring 8 x 2.65 1 P21 Lever Panel 1 P22 Hex Nut M6 1 P23 Fastening Screw M6 x 25 1 P24 Pin Axis 8 x 58 1 P25 Combined Gasket 10 1 P26 Screw Plug M10 x 1 1 P27 Oil Seal 31.5 x 41.5 x 6 1 P28 O-ring 65 x 2.65 1 P29 Guide Bar Sleeve 1 P30 O-ring 31.5 x 3.55 1 P31 Dust Proof Washer 31.5 1 P32 Plunger 31.5 x 263 1 P33 Steel Ball ¾” 1 P34 Bowl Gasket 1 P35 Large Spring Cap 1 P36 Large Spring 5.5 x 48 x 100 1 P37 Dust Proof Ring 18 1 P38 Oil Seal 18 x 26 x 5 1 P39 Dual Speed Pump Cylinder 1 P40 Copper Pin 4 x 25 1 P41 Cylindrical Pin 4 x 25 1 P42 Dual Speed Pump Internal Assembly 1


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