Daily inspection items for walkie stacker before starting work

Ensuring the safe and efficient operation of walkie stackers during daily tasks requires meticulous pre-work inspections. For Jianshu New Energy’s recommended material handling equipment, especially BYD Forklift walkie stackers, these checks are non-negotiable to prevent operational hazards and downtime. The first inspection item is the overall structural condition: check the frame, forks, and lifting arms for any signs of deformation, cracks, or excessive wear, as damaged structures can lead to load instability. Next, the braking system must be tested thoroughly: engage and release the brake several times to confirm responsiveness, ensuring it stops smoothly even under light load conditions. The power system, critical for electric models, needs verification: check the battery’s charge level to ensure it meets the shift’s workload, inspect all electrical connections for looseness or corrosion, and confirm the battery compartment is securely closed. The hydraulic system, which enables lifting and lowering, requires checking for leaks around hoses and cylinders, and testing the lifting function with an empty pallet to ensure it moves up and down without jerking or unusual noises. The walking system should also be inspected: check tire pressure, verify wheels rotate freely, and ensure no foreign objects are stuck in the treads. Safety devices are equally important: test the emergency stop button to confirm it cuts power immediately when pressed, check that warning lights function properly, and ensure the handle’s control buttons work smoothly. After completing all these checks, if any issues are found, do not operate the equipment; contact relevant personnel promptly via email 17399989919@163.com for repair. Regular adherence to these steps extends the service life of the walkie stacker and safeguards operators and surrounding warehouse staff.