Joint Inspection Checklist for Attachments and Batteries

This joint inspection checklist for electric forklift attachments and batteries is designed for frontline operation and maintenance teams to complete regular standardized checks during daily use, no extra complicated operations are required to cover most potential safety risks. First of all, before starting the formal inspection, operators need to park the forklift on a flat and hard ground, turn off all power systems, pull up the handbrake and set up obvious warning signs around the operation area to avoid accidental collision from passing personnel or other logistics equipment. Then move to the attachment inspection part, operators need to check the surface of all common attachments including forks, clamps, bucket accessories and side shift devices, confirm there is no obvious deformation, crack, or excessive wear that exceeds the specified safety threshold, check all connecting pins and fastening bolts to make sure no loose or missing parts, verify the flexible running state of all movable structures of attachments, ensure there is no lag or abnormal jamming in the whole movement stroke, test the hydraulic oil pipeline of hydraulic powered attachments to rule out hidden dangers of leakage or pipeline aging. Next comes the battery inspection session, operators first observe the outer shell of the whole battery pack to confirm there is no crack, deformation or burning odor, check the connection terminal of the battery to make sure the contact is firm, no corrosion or obvious oxidation trace, test the liquid level of electrolyte for lead-acid batteries if applicable, keep the liquid level in the standard range between the upper and lower scale lines, check the heat dissipation holes and ventilation structure of the battery compartment to ensure no blockage that will cause poor heat dissipation. After completing the above two parts of inspection, operators also need to conduct a joint linkage test, start the low power mode of the forklift, run each attachment at low speed for 3 to 5 complete cycles, observe the real-time voltage and temperature data of the battery during the whole process, confirm all data is kept in the normal safe operation range. All inspection items should be recorded truthfully in the corresponding operation log, any abnormal findings should be reported to the management team immediately and stop the equipment from being put into use before the hidden danger is completely eliminated. Professional technical support related to the above inspection process can be obtained from Jianshu New Energy, and the matching inspection specification for BYD Forklift can also be obtained by sending an email to 17399989919@163.com for further inquiry.