Toyota 8FG35N User manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLEOFCONTENTS
1 FOREWORD ..................................................................................................................en4
2 SAFEUSE......................................................................................................................en5
3 MAINCOMPONENTS....................................................................................................en6
4 OPERATINGCONTROLS .............................................................................................en7
5 HOWTOREADTHENAMEPLATE ..............................................................................en8
6 WARNINGLABELS.......................................................................................................en9
6.1 Recycling/discarding...........................................................................................en11
7 SASFUNCTION...........................................................................................................en12
7.1 PrecautionsonSAS ...........................................................................................en12
7.2 DescriptionofSASfeatures ...............................................................................en12
8 OPSFUNCTION ..........................................................................................................en15
8.1 TravelOPSfunction ...........................................................................................en15
8.2 LoadhandlingOPSfunction...............................................................................en15
8.3 OPSoperationinformationfunction....................................................................en15
8.4 Returntoneutral ................................................................................................en15
8.5 Parkingbrakeonwarning...................................................................................en16
8.6 Parkingbrakeoffwarning...................................................................................en16
9 MAINFUNCTIONS ......................................................................................................en17
9.1 Travelcontrolfunction .......................................................................................en17
9.2 Engineautostopfunction ...................................................................................en17
9.3 Ecomode ...........................................................................................................en17
10 SWITCHESANDLEVERS ..........................................................................................en18
10.1 Ignitionkeyswitch ..............................................................................................en18
10.2 Directioncontrollever.........................................................................................en19
10.3 Parkingbrakelever.............................................................................................en19
10.4 Liftlever ..............................................................................................................en20
10.5 Manualloweringvalve ........................................................................................en20
10.6 Tiltlever ..............................................................................................................en20
10.7 Tiltleverknobswitch ..........................................................................................en21
10.8 Clampreleasebutton(Option) ...........................................................................en21
10.9 Integratedlightandturnsignalswitch ................................................................en22
10.10 Keyoffheadlightoffsystem(Option) ................................................................en23
10.11 Torqueconverterinterlockfunction(Option) ......................................................en23
10.12 Tiltsteeringadjustlever......................................................................................en23
10.13 Pedals.................................................................................................................en24
10.14 EZpedal(Option) ...............................................................................................en24
10.15 Hornbutton.........................................................................................................en24
10.16 Rearassistgripwithhornbutton(Option) ..........................................................en24
10.17 Rearworkinglight(Option).................................................................................en25
10.18 Minilever(Option) ..............................................................................................en25
10.19 Joystick(Option)................................................................................................en27
10.20 Armrest(MinileverorJoystickmodels)............................................................en28
11 BODYCOMPONENTS ................................................................................................en30
11.1 Operator'sseat ...................................................................................................en30
11.2 Swivelseat(Option) ...........................................................................................en31
11.3 Seatbelt .............................................................................................................en32
11.4 Enginehood(ExceptMinileverorJoystickmodels) .........................................en32
11.5 Enginehood(MinileverandJoystickmodels) ..................................................en33
11.6 Drawbar .............................................................................................................en34
11.7 Liftingpoints .......................................................................................................en34
11.8 Overheadguard..................................................................................................en34
11.9 Loadbackrestextension.....................................................................................en34
11.10 Mast....................................................................................................................en34
11.11 Forks...................................................................................................................en35
11.12 Rearviewmirror(Option) ...................................................................................en35
12 INSTRUMENT ..............................................................................................................en36
12.1 Combinationmeter .............................................................................................en36
12.2 Multifunctiondisplay(Option) ............................................................................en41
13 LPGDEVICE(OPTION)...............................................................................................en48
13.1 Switches .............................................................................................................en48
13.2 LPGrelatedparts ...............................................................................................en49
13.3 Enginehood .......................................................................................................en50
13.4 OperatingLPGpoweredforklift ..........................................................................en50
13.5 Refuelingyourtruck............................................................................................en51
13.6 ImportantinformationaboutLPG .......................................................................en55
13.7 SafetyprecautionsonLPGpoweredforklifts .....................................................en55

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14 CABIN(OPTION) .........................................................................................................en56
14.1 Doors ..................................................................................................................en56
14.2 Rearwindow.......................................................................................................en57
14.3 Wiper ..................................................................................................................en57
14.4 Interiorlamp........................................................................................................en57
14.5 Heater(Option)...................................................................................................en58
14.6 Defroster(Option)...............................................................................................en58
15 PREOPERATIONCHECK..........................................................................................en59
15.1 Walkaroundinspection .......................................................................................en59
15.2 Enginecompartmentinspection .........................................................................en60
15.3 Onboardtruckinspection...................................................................................en63
15.4 Whilemovingslowly ...........................................................................................en66
16 SELFSERVICING........................................................................................................en67
16.1 REFUELINGYOURTRUCK ..............................................................................en67
16.2 CHANGINGTIRES.............................................................................................en68
16.3 FUSEREPLACEMENT ......................................................................................en69
16.4 AIRPURGINGOFTHEFUELSYSTEM............................................................en70
16.5 DRAININGTHESEDIMENTER .........................................................................en70
16.6 ADJUSTMENTOFTHEPARKINGBRAKEOPERATINGFORCE ...................en71
16.7 MAINTAININGTHEBATTERYTERMINALS.....................................................en71
16.8 CLEANINGPRECLEANER(OPTION) .............................................................en71
16.9 FUELTANKCHECK ..........................................................................................en71
17 EMERGENCYPROCEDURE ......................................................................................en72
17.1 USINGJUMPERCABLES .................................................................................en72
17.2 LIFTINGTHETRUCK ........................................................................................en73
18 PLANNEDMAINTENANCE.........................................................................................en74
18.1 STORAGE ..........................................................................................................en74
18.2 WEEKLYMAINTENANCE .................................................................................en74
18.3 PROTECTYOURINVESTMENTWITHTOYOTAGENUINEPARTS ..............en79
18.4 PERIODICMAINTENANCEANDREPLACEMENT ..........................................en79
18.5 SERVICEDATA .................................................................................................en85
18.6 RECOMMENDEDLUBRICANTQUANTITY&TYPES......................................en87
18.7 LUBRICATIONCHART ......................................................................................en88
18.8 FRAMESERIALNUMBER.................................................................................en89
19 TRUCKDIMENSIONS .................................................................................................en90
19.1 Truckweight .......................................................................................................en92

1 FOREWORD
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1FOREWORD
ModelsCoveredbythisManual
InternalCombustionCounterbalancedForkliftTrucks
Capacity(LoadCenter500mm)
kg
Engine Model
4000 1FS 8FG35N
1KD 408FD35N
4500 1FS 8FG40N
1KD 408FD40N
4990 1FS 8FG45N
1KD 408FD45N
5000*1 1FS 8FG50N
1KD 408FD50N
6000*1 1KD 408FD60N
7000*1 1KD 408FD70N
8000*1 1KD 408FD80N
*1LoadCenter600mm
Thismanualcontainsinformationessentialforproperoperationandmaintenance,aswellas
dailylubricationandperiodicinspectionprocedureforyourToyotaforklifttruck.
Pleasereadthismanualthoroughly,eventhoughyoumayalreadybefamiliarwithourforklift
trucks,becauseitcontainsinformationwhichisexclusivetothisseriesoftrucks.Thismanual
isbasedonastandardtruckmodel.Ifyouhavequestionsaboutothermodel(s),please
contacttheToyotaforkliftdealer(Toyotadealer).
Inadditiontothismanual,pleasebesuretoreadtheseparatepublicationentitled
"ManualforSafeOperation."Itcontainsimportantinformationaboutthesafeoperationof
forklifttrucks.
Toyotaisconstantlydevelopingourproducts.Wethereforereservetherighttomake
modificationsatanytimewithoutpriornotice.
Illustrationsmaydifferfromactualdesign.
TOYOTAINDUSTRIESCORPORATION
21,Toyodacho,Kariyashi,Aichi4488671Japan

2 SAFE USE
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2SAFEUSE
BeforeStartingOperation
▪Please read this manual thoroughly. This will give you a complete understanding of
Toyotaforklifttrucksandenable youtooperatethemcorrectly andsafely.Properhand
lingofanewtruckpromotesperformanceandextendsservicelife.Operatewithspecial
caution while becoming familiar with a new truck. In addition to the standard operating
procedures,payattentiontothefollowingsafetyitems.
▪PleaseacquireathoroughknowledgeoftheToyotaforklifttruck.Readtheoperator
’smanualthoroughlypriortooperatingthetruck.Gettoknowitsoperationandcompon
ents.Learn aboutthe safetydevicesand accessoryequipment andtheirlimits andpre
cautions.Besuretoreadthewarninglabelsattachedtothetruck.
▪Pleasefamiliarizeyourselfwithsafeoperatingpointsandsafemaintenanceopera
tion.Understandandmaintainworkareatrafficrules.Asktheworkareasupervisorabout
anyspecialworkingprecautions.
▪Wearappropriateclothingforoperation.Improperclothingfortruckoperationmayin
terfere with smooth operation and cause an accident. Always wear appropriate clothing
foreasieroperation.
▪Pleasekeepawayfromliveelectricpowerlines.Knowthelocationsofinsideandout
sidepowerlinesandmaintainsufficientdistance.
▪Besuretoperformpreoperationchecksandplannedmaintenance.Thiswillprevent
suddenmalfunctions,improveworkefficiency,savemoneyandinsureasafeworkingop
eration.
▪Alwayswarmuptheenginebeforestartingoperation.
▪Be sure to avoid forward tilt when the forks are elevated with a load. In the worst
case,thismaycauseoverturningduetolossofstabilityresultingfromforwardmovement
ofthecenterofgravity.
▪Neverattempttravelingandturningwithaloadontheforkswhentheyareelevated.
If travelling and turning when the forks are elevated, this may impact stability and may
causetheforklifttotipover.Whentravelling,maintainaforkheightabovethegroundof
1020cm(68inches).
▪Please avoid overloading or uneven loading. Overloading or an uneven load is dan
gerous. If the centre of gravity is not evenly distributed, the heaviest side of the load
should be against the fork carriage/load backrest even if the load is less than that spe
cified on the nameplate. Also, the load should have the heaviest weight closest to the
forkswithlighteritemsonthetop.
▪Ifyouhearanyunusualnoiseorsenseanythingunusual,stop,inspectandrepair
immediately.
▪Iftheenginestopsduringtraveling,thiswillaffecttheoperation.Stopthetruckina
safeplaceandapplytheparkingbrake.Steeringoperationbecomesheavybecausethe
powersteeringbecomesineffective.Operatethesteeringwheelmorefirmlythanusual.
▪Pleaseuseonlytherecommendedtypesoffuelandlubricants.Lowgradefueland
lubricantswillshortenservicelife.RefertoRefuelingyourtrucksectionofthismanualfor
therecommendedtypesoffuel.
▪Flammable and/or combustible materials can be damaged and in some cases ig
nitedbyahotexhaustsystemorhotexhaustgases.Tominimizethepossibilityfor
suchdamageorfire,theoperatormustobeythefollowingrecommendedpractices:
– Donotoperatetheforkliftsoverornearflammableand/orcombustiblematerials,in
cludingdriedgrassandpaperscraps,etc.
– Parktheforkliftwithrearendatleast30cm(12in)awayfromlumber(timber),veneer
board,paperproductsandothersimilarmaterialstoavoiddiscoloration,deformation
orcombustionofthosematerials.
SafetyRequirements
▪ Trucksequippedwithaloadbearingclamp(e.g.paperclamp)shallfeaturecontrol(s)with
asecondaryactiontopreventunintentionalreleaseoftheload.Whenany"loadbearing
clamp"isusedonalifttruck,thecontrol(hydraulichandleverforexample)mustbecon
figuredtoconformtotheISO36911.
Clampreleaseinterlockissetasanoption.Fordetails,refertoClampreleasebutton(Op
tion)sectionofthismanual.
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3 MAIN COMPONENTS
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3MAINCOMPONENTS
(4)
(9)
(12)(7)(13)
(8)
(10)
(1) Mast (8) Counterweight
(2) Chain (9) Enginehood
(3) Forks (10) Steeringwheel
(4) Liftcylinder (11) Operator'sseat
(5) Tiltcylinder (12) Driveaxle
(6) Overheadguard (13) Steeraxle
(7) Frame

4 OPERATING CONTROLS
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4OPERATINGCONTROLS
(1) Parkingbrakelever (7) Tiltlever (13) Brakepedal
(2) Directioncontrollever (8) Tiltleverknobswitch (14) Ignitionkeyswitch
(3) Steeringwheel (9) Attachmentlever(Option) (15) Inchingpedal
(4) Hornbutton (10) Multifunctiondisplay(Option) (16) Tiltsteeringadjustinglever
(5) Lightcontrolandturnsignalswitch (11) Combinationmeter
(6) Liftlever (12) Acceleratorpedal
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5 HOW TO READ THE NAMEPLATE
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5HOWTOREADTHENAMEPLATE
Theloadcapacityisengravedonthenameplate.
Makesureoftheloadcenterandcapacitybeforestartingtheoperation.
(ThesampleshowsthatofanEnglishversion.)
B
BA
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(8)
(7)
(13)
(9)
(8)
(7)
(10)
(11)
(12) (12) (12)
(11) (11)
(1) Truckmodel
(2) CodeNo.ofspecialmodel,modelofattachment
(3) FrameNo.specialnumberforthetruck
(4) Truckweight
(5) Maximumliftingheight
(6) Fronttread
(7) Tiresize
(8) Tirepressure
(9) Yearofproduction
(10) Ratedcapacity
(11) Loadcapacity
(12) Loadcenter
(13) Nominalpower

6 WARNING LABELS
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6WARNINGLABELS
Warninglabelsareattachedonatruck.Pleasebesuretoreadthemthoroughly.(Thesample
showsthoseofanEnglishversion.)
a
b
e, f, g, o
h
i
i, j, k, l
j
d, k, l, m, n, p, q
r
c
a Neverlift people with your truckor allow
anyoneundertheforksorload.Safetyof
peoplearoundyouisyourresponsibility.
b When lifting the truck don't risk dropping
the truck, never use the overhead guard
topickitup.Usethecounterweighttolift
thetruck.
c Refer to the warning label for the sound
powerlevelofthetruck.
(Thislabelisasample.Thevalueonthe
labelvariesdependingonthemodel.)
d Dieselenginemodels
Donottouchtheexhaustpipewhenitis
hot.
eWARNING!Please read this Operator’s
Manual carefully before use.
f This truck is equipped with OPS (Oper
atorPresence Sensing).Be sureto read
and follow the instruction of the warning
label.
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6 WARNING LABELS
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g3.54.5tonmodels/Modelswithoptional
Cabin
ModelswithMinilever/Joystick(Option)
ModelswithCabin(Option)+Minilever/Joy
stick(Option)
Modelswith+75mmoverheadguard(Op
tion)+Minilever/Joystick(Option)
Don’t damage your truck, follow the in
structions on the warning label when
openingtheenginehood.
h Tip over can cause serious injury or
death.Lookoutforandavoidthehazards
thatcausethemandusetheseatbelt.If
your truck tips, stay in the seat, lean
awayfromthetippingdirection,hangon,
andbraceyourfeet.
i ThistruckisequippedwithSAS.Besure
to read and follow the instruction in the
SASFUNCTIONsectionofthismanual.
j Applytheparkingbrake accordingtothe
Parking brake lever section of this
manual.
k The fan is coloured white to make it
easierto see when itisturning. You still
needtowatchoutforthisdecalandstay
clear.
l Do not open the radiator cap when the
coolantishot.
m Besuretouseonlyspecifiedfuses.Refer
to the FUSE REPLACEMENT section of
thismanualforspecifiedfuses.
n Thislabelindicatesthe hydraulicoiltank
inlet.

6 WARNING LABELS
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oGasolineenginemodels
Dieselenginemodels
D
Ifyoufillthefueltank,makesureyouuse
the proper fuel. A mistake could cause
verycostlyrepairs.
p Dieselenginemodels
Be sure to read the instructions in this
Operator'sManual before performingthe
maintenanceofthesedimenter.
q
9#40+0)#&8'46'0%+#Replace the timing belt every 4000 hours of use.
Failure to do so could result in serious engine damage.
Reemplace la correa de distribución cada 4.000 horas de operación.
Si no lo hace así, podrían producirse daños serios en el motor.
Dieselenginemodels
Replacethetimingbeltevery4000hours
ofuse.
Failure to do so could result in serious
enginedamage.
The timing belt caution function will in
form the operator when the timing belt
needs to be replaced. Refer to the
INSTRUMENTchapterofthismanualfor
details.
r This decal may be placed in several
placesonthetruck,butlookforit,espe
cially on the mast and on attachments.
Whenyouseeit,stayclear.
ModelswithoptionalCabin
RearwindowoftheCabincanbeopened
byreleasing the lock lever atthe bottom
of the window. Refer to the CABIN
(OPTION)chapter of this manual forde
tails.
ModelswithoptionalCabin
DonottravelthetruckwithCabinwiththe
rear window opened at maintenance
mode.
6.1Recycling/discarding
InaccordancewithEUDirective2006/66/EC,
thissymbolindicates‘separatecollection’for
allbatteriesandaccumulators.
Your truck uses a lead accumulator and, in
case of some batterypowered truck, a lith
iumbattery.
Materials contained in batteries (include ac
cumulators) are hazardous to the environ
mentandhumans,sobatteriesshouldbere
turnedtothemanufacturersforrecycling.
Discardingthebattery
When the working life of the battery in the
truck is at an end (exchange to a new bat
tery) or if the entire truck is to be scrapped,
specialregardtoenvironmentalrisksshallbe
taken when disposing/ recycling batteries.
Consult the Toyota dealers about exchange
ordiscardingthebatteries.
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7 SAS FUNCTION
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7SASFUNCTION
7.1PrecautionsonSAS
(SAS:SystemofActiveStability)
WheneveryouuseaToyotaforkliftequippedwithSAS,checkthewarninglabelstodetermine
whichSASfeature(s)yourtruckhasbeenequippedwith.DonotoperatethetruckifanySAS
featureisnotoperatingproperly.
ThefollowingareexamplesofthewarninglabelswhichwillbeaffixedonSASequipped
truckstoidentifytheSASfeaturesinstalledonthatspecifictruck.
[Figure1] Figure1
This label will be affixed on SINGLE TIRE
trucksequippedwithSAS.Aspictographson
thelabelindicates,thistruckisequippedwith
thefollowingSASfeatures:
▪ Activecontrolrearstabilizer
▪ Activemastfunctioncontrol
▪ Activesteeringcontrol
[Figure2] Figure2
This label will be affixed on DUAL TIRE
trucksequippedwithSAS.Aspictographson
thelabelindicates,thistruckisequippedwith
thefollowingSASfeature:
▪ Activemastfunctioncontrol
▪ Activesteeringcontrol
DANGER
Toyota forklifts equipped with SAS will operate and handle differently than
similar forklifts without SAS. Operators must use caution when changing
between trucks with and without SAS features. Operation of forklifts without
SASinthesamemannerasforkliftswithSAScanresultinlossofcontroland
potentialtipover.
CAUTION
BeforeoperatingatruckequippedwithSAS,familiarizeyourselfwiththeSASfeatureor
featuresandbesurethatthediagnosisindicatorlampisnotilluminated.Thediagnosisin
dicatorlamp willilluminateintheeventofaSASmalfunctionandthetruckshouldnot
beoperateduntilithasbeenrepaired.
• WhileoperatingatruckequippedwithSAS,shouldthediagnosisindicatorlampilluminate
oranerrorcodebeindicatedonthedisplay, parkthetruckin asafelocation,applythe
parkingbrakeandhavethetruckinspectedbytheToyotadealer.
• TheSASiselectronicallycontrolled.Thesystemmayneedtobeinitializedaftercomple
tionofmaintenance.
• Donotremoveormodifythe SASfeatures.IfinspectionoftheSASisrequired,contact
theToyotadealer.
• Whenwashingthetruck,cautionisrequiredtopreventwaterfrombeingdirectlyapplied
totheelectricalpartsusedintheSAS.Theseelectricalpartsincludeacontroller,sensors
andswitches.
• Onceyouhavefittedorreplacedanyattachmentonaforklift,asktheToyotadealerforan
inspectionandloadratingifrequired.
• If you use two or more removable attachments alternately, the heaviest one should be
usedtocarryoutmatching(SASsetting).ContacttheToyotadealertorequestcompatib
ilitymatching.
• When mounting forks or attachments to a truck without forks, the attachments must be
compatiblewiththemodel.ContacttheToyotadealertorequestcompatibilitymatching.
7.2DescriptionofSASfeatures
ACTIVECONTROLREARSTABILIZER
Thisfeatureisdesignedtotemporarilylockandpreventtherearaxleswingmotiononthe
truck.Thisfeatureincreasesthestabilityofthetruckduringrightandleftturns.
Thelockingoftherearaxleswingmotionisreferredas"SwingLock".
CAUTION
• Thisfeatureisintendedtoenhancethestabilityoftheforkliftundercertainconditions,but
cannotpreventtheforkliftfromtippingoverunderallcircumstances.Youmustcontinueto
usecautionwhenoperatingtheforklift.

7 SAS FUNCTION
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AUTOMATICFORKLEVELINGCONTROL
When operating the tilt lever forward while
pressing the tilt lever knob switch, the forks
willstop automaticallyat thehorizontal posi
tion(themastpositionedvertically).
Afterstoppingtheforksatthehorizontalposi
tion with the tilt lever knob switch pressed,
youmaywanttotilttheforksfurtherforward.
Return the tilt lever to the neutral position
once.Then,afterreleasingthetiltleverknob
switch,operatethetiltleveragain.
Whenoperatingthetiltleverfromthebackwardtoforwardpositionwhilepressingthetiltlever
knobswitch,theforkswill:
Notloaded Loaded
HighLiftHeight
(Over6feetor2
m)
Stopatthehorizontalposition(with
mastpositionedvertically) Nottiltforward
LowLiftHeight Stopatthehorizontalposition(with
mastpositionedvertically)
Stopatthehorizontalposition(with
mastpositionedvertically)orupto
1°backwarddependingontheload
CAUTION
• Whenyoumovethetiltleverforwardwhilepressingthetiltleverknobswitch,withaload
ata highlift height, themast willstop movingsuddenly.Avoid suchoperation, because
thetruckmaytipover.
• Ifthetruckisequippedwithanattachment,donotuseautomaticforklevelingwithanel
evatedload,andtheenginerunningathighRPM.
• Aheavyattachmentmayaffect alift truckequipped withautomatic forkleveling control.
ConsultwiththeToyotadealerbeforeinstallingthistypeofattachment.
NOTICE
• When moving the tilt lever backwards, the forks will not stop at the horizontal position
evenifthetiltleverknobswitchispressed(excepttrucksequippedwithMinileverorJoy
stick).
OnlifttrucksequippedwithMinileverorJoystick(Option):Whenoperatingthetiltleverfrom
forwardtobackwardpositionwhilepressingthetiltleverknobswitch,theforkswill:
NotLoaded Loaded
HighLiftHeight
(Over6feetor2
m)
Stopatthehorizontalposition(with
mastverticallypositioned)
Stopatthehorizontalposition(with
mastpositionedvertically)orupto
1°backwarddependingontheload
LowLiftHeight
ACTIVEMASTFORWARDTILTANGLECONTROL
Thisfunctionautomaticallylimitstheforwardtiltangleofthemastdependingontheload
weightandliftheight.
Theangleatwhichthemastcanbetiltedforwardisautomaticallycontrolledaccordingtothe
loadweightandliftheightasfollows:
LightLoad(noload) MediumLoad HeavyLoad
HighLiftHeight
(Over6feetor2m)
Nolimitationforfor
wardtiltangle
Forwardtiltanglelim
itedfrom1°to5°de
grees
Forwardtiltanglelim
itedto1°degree
LowLiftHeight Nolimitationforforwardtiltangle
CAUTION
• Thisfeatureisintendedtoenhancethestabilityoftheforkliftundercertainconditions,but
cannotpreventtheforkliftfromtippingforwardortheloadfromfallingoffunderallcircum
stances.Youmustcontinuetousecautionwhenoperatingtheforklift.
• Nevertiltthemastbeyonditsverticalpositionwithaloadatahighliftheight,orthetruck
maytipforward,losingitsstabilityforwardorbackward.
• Whenyouliftaloadfromalowliftheightwiththemasttiltedforward,theactivemastfor
wardtiltanglecontroldoesnotwork.Avoidsuchoperation,becausethetruckmaytipfor
ward.
• A heavy attachment may affect a lift truck equipped with active mast forward tilt angle
control.ConsultwiththeToyotadealerbeforeinstallingthistypeofattachment.
NOTICE
• Whenforksareatthemaximumliftheight,highpressure(reliefpressure)mayremainin
theliftcylinder.Thiswillcausethetrucktodetectthatithasaheavyloadevenifthereis
noload.Asaresult,thetiltforwardangleislimited.Insuchcase,lowerthemastslightly
totiltthemastforward.
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7 SAS FUNCTION
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ACTIVEMASTBACKWARDTILTSPEEDCONTROL
Thisfunctionautomaticallyreducesthebackwardtiltspeedofthemastataliftheighthigher
thanapproximately6feet(2m)inordertopreventtheloadfromshifting.
▪ Ata highlift height, thebackward tiltingspeed is automaticallylimited regardlessof the
load weight. When lowering from a high lift height to a lower lift height while tilting the
mastbackward,thetiltingspeedwillnotchange.
▪ Atalowliftheight,thebackwardtiltingspeedisnotlimitedevenifthereisaload.When
liftingfromalowliftheighttoahigherliftheightwhiletiltingthemastbackward,thetilting
speedwillnotchange.
▪ Whenoperatingthetiltleverbackwardwhilepressingthetiltknobswitchatanyliftheight,
thebackwardtilting speedislimitedaslongasthe tiltleverknob switchispressed (ex
cepttrucksequippedwithMinileverorJoystick).
KEYLIFTINTERLOCK
Whenthekeyswitchisturnedoff,theforkswillnotlowereveniftheliftleverisoperated.The
forkscanbeloweredwhentheoperatorisseatedintheoperator'sseatandkeyswitchis
turnedon.
ACTIVESTEERINGCONTROL
Ifthesteeringwheelknobisnotatthesameangleasthesteertires,suchoutofpositionwill
beautomaticallycorrectedwhileturningthesteeringwheel.Thus,theknobiskeptata
constantpositionrelativetothesteertires.
SHOULDAPROBLEMWITHSASOCCUR:
ThetruckwithSASisequippedwithacontroller,sensorsandvariousswitches.Shouldoneor
moreofthesecomponentsexperienceaproblem,thefollowingmayoccur:
▪ The automatic fork leveling control, active mast forward tilt angle control and/or active
mastbackwardtiltspeedcontrolmaynotoperateproperly.
▪ Theswinglockcylindermaybelocked.
▪ Steeringwheelknobpositionmaynotbecorrectedautomaticallyevenifitisoutofposi
tion.
Shouldanyoftheaboveoccur,youcanexpectthefollowing:
▪ Anerrorcodewillbedisplayedinthehourmeter.
▪ Thediagnosisindicatorlamp willilluminateorblink.
Shouldoneormoreoftheseconditionsoccur,movethetrucktoasafelocation,applythe
parkingbrakeandasktheToyotadealerforaninspectionandrepair.

8 OPS FUNCTION
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8OPSFUNCTION
(OPS:OperatorPresenceSensing)
TheOPSpreventspoweredtravelingandloadhandlingoperationswhentheoperatorisnot
seatedinthenormaloperatingposition(operator’sseat).Iftheoperatorleavestheseatwhile
thetruckisinoperation,theOPSindicatorlampwillilluminatetoinformtheoperatorthatthe
systemisgoingtobeactivated.
Iftheoperatorremainsoutoftheseatfor2secondsormore,thesystemwillbeactivatedand
stoppoweredtravelandloadhandlingoperations.Iftheoperatorreturnstotheseatwithin2
seconds,operationcanbecontinuednormally.
ThistruckisequippedwiththeOPS.ConfirmtheOPSisfunctioningproperlybeforeoperating
truck.
IfanerroroccurswithintheOPS,thediagnosisindicatorlampwillilluminateonthedisplayto
informtheoperatoroftheerror.Thisindicatesthatthereisamalfunction.Havethetruck
inspectedbytheToyotadealer.
8.1TravelOPSfunction
Iftheoperatorleavestheseatwhilethetruckistraveling,theOPSindicatorlampwill
illuminateandpoweredtravelwillbestoppedafter2seconds.
Iftheoperatorreturnstothenormalseatingpositionwithin2seconds,travelingcanbe
continued.
TheOPSwillnotapplythebrakestostopcoastingorpreventrollingbackoninclines.
Torestartpoweredtravel,releasetheacceleratorpedal,returnthedirectioncontrolleverto
theneutralpositionandsitintheseat.
TruckswithEZpedal(Option)
TocancelthetravelOPS,sitintheseatandapplytheparkingbrakeorreleasethe
acceleratorpedalandpressitagain.
CAUTION
TravelOPSisnotabrake.
• OPSstops poweredtravel, but doesnot applythe brake. Applythe parkingbrakeat all
timeswhenleavingtheoperator'sseat.
8.2LoadhandlingOPSfunction
Iftheoperatorleavestheseatfor2secondsormoreduringloadhandlingoperations,the
OPSindicatorlampwillilluminateandloadhandlingoperationswillbestopped.
Iftheoperatorreturnstonormalseatingpositionwithin2seconds,loweringoperationcanbe
continued.
Iftheoperatorleavestheseatwhileoperatingthecontrollever,loweringoperationcanbe
continuedfor2to4seconds.
IftheloadhandlingOPSisactivatedwhentheliftleverisintheloweringposition,returnthe
levertoaneutralpositionandreturntothenormalseatedpositiontorestartloadhandling
operation.
IftheloadhandlingOPSisactivatedwhentheliftleverisinapositionotherthanthelowering
position,theloadhandlingOPSisdeactivated1secondaftertheoperatorreturnstothe
normalseatedposition.
CAUTION
IfyouoperatetheattachmentleverwhentheOPSisactivated,theattachment
mightmoveorlowerbyitsownweight.
TruckswithMinileverorJoystick(Option)
Torestartloadhandlingoperation,returnallleverstotheneutralpositionandreturntothe
seat.
8.3OPSoperationinformationfunction
Iftheoperatorleavestheseat,thebuzzerwillsoundforapprox.onesecondandtheOPS
indicatorlampwillilluminatetoinformtheoperatorthattheOPSisgoingtobeactivated.
Iftheoperatorreturnstonormalseatingpositionwithin2seconds,theOPSwillnotbe
activated.
TheOPSindicatorremainsonuntiltheoperatorreturnstotheseattoconfirmtheactivationof
theOPS.
8.4Returntoneutral
Traveling
WhenthetravelOPSisactivated,iftheoperatorreturnstotheseatwithoutreturningthe
directioncontrollevertotheneutralposition,thebuzzerwillsoundandthetravelOPScannot
bedeactivated.
TodeactivatethetravelOPS,alwaysreturnthedirectioncontrollevertotheneutralposition,
beforereturningtotheseat.
TruckswithEZpedal(Option)
TodeactivatethetravelOPS,releasetheacceleratorpedal.
LoadHandling
WhentheloadhandlingOPSisactivated,iftheoperatorreturnstotheseatwithoutreturning
theliftlevertotheneutralpositionfromtheloweringposition,thebuzzerwillsoundandthe
loadhandlingOPScannotbedeactivated.
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TodeactivatetheloadhandlingOPS,alwaysreturntheliftlevertotheneutralposition,before
returningtotheseat.
TruckswithMinileverorJoystick(Option)
Iftheoperatorreturnstotheseatwhennotallleversareintheneutralposition,thebuzzerwill
soundandtheloadhandlingOPScannotbedeactivated.
TodeactivatetheloadhandlingOPS,alwaysreturnallleverstotheneutralpositionandreturn
totheseat.
8.5Parkingbrakeonwarning
Iftheparkingbrakeisnotreleasedpriortotravel,theparkingbrakeonwarningindicatorwill
blinkontheMultifunctiondisplayandthewarningsoundwillwarntheoperator.
8.6Parkingbrakeoffwarning
Iftheoperatorleavesthetruckorturnsoffthekeyswitchwithoutapplyingtheparkingbrake,a
warningsoundwillwarntheoperator.
Iftheoperatorreleasestheparkingbrakewithin1minuteafterturningoffthekeyswitch,a
warningsoundwillalsowarntheoperator.
Thewarningsoundwillstopafter30seconds.
CAUTION
• Whenleavingtheseat,alwaysreturnthecontrolleverstotheneutralposition,applythe
parkingbrakeandlowertheforkstothefloororground.Then,turnoffthekeyswitchand
removethekey.

9 MAIN FUNCTIONS
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9MAINFUNCTIONS
9.1Travelcontrolfunction
Function EquippedModels
Maximumspeedlimitation Allmodels
Lowspeedsetting Models with Multifunction Display (Option)/
MultifunctionDisplayDX(Option)
NOTICE
Dependingonthetruckweight,thesetspeedmaynotbeattainedwhiletravelingupagradi
entorincline.Similarly,thesetspeedmaybeexceededduringtraveldownagradientorin
cline,butwillresumeatthesetspeedwhenitisreachedaftergoingdownthegradientorin
cline.
9.1.1MaximumSpeedLimitation
Thisfunctionlimitsthemaximumtravelspeedtoapresetvalue.
Tochangethesettingofthemaximumspeedlimitation,askasupervisorortheToyotadealer.
9.1.2LowspeedSetting
Thisfunctionlimitsthemaximumtravelspeedtoapresetvaluewhenthelowspeedsetting
switchispressedontheMultifunctiondisplay.
ThesettingvalueofthelowspeedsettingcanbechangedontheMultifunctiondisplaybythe
operatorandasupervisor.
Fordetails,refertoINSTRUMENTsectionofthismanual.
9.2Engineautostopfunction
(Option:MultifunctionDisplayDX)
Iftheoperatorleavesthetruckwiththeparkingbrakeappliedandwithoutturningoffthekey
switchforacertainamountoftime,theengineandthepowerwillbestoppedautomatically,
thuspreventingthewasteoffuel.
Torestartthetruck,turnoffthekeyswitch,andthenturnitbackon.
Tochangethesettingtimeoftheengineautostopfunction,askasupervisorortheToyota
dealer.
NOTICE
• Alwaysturnoffthekeyswitch,applytheparkingbrakeandstoptheenginewhenleaving
thetruck.
• Thisfunctionmaynotbeactivatedduringenginewarmup.
9.3Ecomode
(Option:MultifunctionDisplay/MultifunctionDisplayDX)
Whentheecomodeisactive,travelingandloadhandlingaccelerationislimited,inorderto
assistwiththeimprovementinfuelconsumption.
Thisfunctioncanbeturnedon/offontheMultifunctiondisplay.Fordetails,referto
INSTRUMENTsectionofthismanual.
Tochangethesettingvalueoftheaccelerationlimit,asktheToyotadealer. 9

10 SWITCHES AND LEVERS
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10SWITCHESANDLEVERS
10.1Ignitionkeyswitch
(1)OFF
(2)ON
(3)START
OFFPositiontostoptheengine.Insert/with
drawthekeyinthisposition.
ON Engine operating position. Located one
positionclockwisefromtheOFFposition.
START Position to start the engine.
Locatedone positionclockwise fromthe ON
position.
To start the engine, turn the key switch to
START position, release the key and it will
return to the ON position automatically. To
restarttheengine,turnbackthekeyswitchto
OFFposition,andturnittoSTARTposition.
NOTICE! For diesel engine models, start
the engine after the glow indicator lamp
goes off.
The engine does not start unless the direc
tioncontrolleverisintheNEUTRALposition.
FortruckswithEZpedal(Option),theengine
doesnotstartunlesstheparkingbrakeisap
pliedortheacceleratorpedalisreleased.
WARNING
• Whenyouturnonthekeyswitch,besurethatyouareinthenormalseatedpositionwith
the seat belt fastened and the parking brake is applied. Otherwise, the truck may start
suddenly,leadingtoanunexpectedaccident.
• Alwaysstarttheenginewiththedirectioncontrolleverintheneutralposition.
• IftheOPSindicatorlampisilluminated,returnthedirectioncontrolandloadhandlingcon
trolleverstotheneutralpositionsandsitintheseat.ConfirmthattheOPSindicatorlamp
isnotilluminated.
• Whenstarting1FSenginemodels(gasoline/LPG),donotpresstheacceleratorpedal.
• DonotleavethekeyswitchintheONpositionwhentheengineisstopped.Itwillcause
thebatterytooverdischarge.
• DonotturntheswitchtotheSTARTpositionwhiletheengineisrunning(excepttrucksfit
tedwithoptionalantirestartignitionkeyswitch).Thismaydamagethestartermotor.
• Ifyourtruckhasanantirestartignitionkeyswitchtoprotecttheengine,youmustturnthe
switch from the ON position to the OFF position before attempting to start the engine
again.
• Do not operate the starter motor for more than 30 seconds continuously. Return the
switchtotheOFFpositionandwaitatleast30secondspriortoattemptingrestart.
• Whenthekeyswitchisturnedoff(enginestopped),theforkswillnotlowerevenifthelift
leverisoperated.Theforkscanbeloweredwhentheoperatorisseatedintheoperator's
seatandkeyswitchisturnedon(Keyliftinterlock).
• Ifthediagnosisindicatorlampisilluminatedanddoesnotgooffwhenyousitintheseat,
thebatteryvoltagemaybelow(overdischarged).Insuchcase,donotoperatethetruck
untiltheindicatorlampturnsoff,becausethetruckmaynotoperatecorrectly.Ifthedia
gnosisindicatorlampdoesnotgooffapproximately1to2minutesafterenginestartsor
whentheenginespeedisincreased,stopoperationandhavethetruckinspectedbythe
Toyotadealer.(Fordieselenginemodels,thediagnosisindicatorlampmaystayillumin
atedduring enginewarmup afteracoldenginestart.Thisdoes notindicate amalfunc
tion.)

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10.2Directioncontrollever
(1)Forward
(2)Reverse
Shift lever to change the travel direction
betweenforwardandreverse.
ForwardtravelPushtheleverforward
ReversetravelPulltheleverbackward
The neutral position is halfway between the
forwardandreverseposition.
Forwardandreversetravelspeedcanbead
justedbytheamounttheacceleratorpedalis
depressed.
CAUTION
• Alwaysoperatethecontrolleverfromanormalseatedposition.
• Theenginecannotbestartedunlessthedirectioncontrolleverisintheneutralposition.
• Stopthetruckbeforeshiftingbetweenforwardandreversedirection.
NOTICE
• Torestart poweredtravel aftertheactivation ofthe OPS,release the acceleratorpedal,
returnthe direction controlleverto the neutralposition and sitinthe seat. Sittingin the
seat without returning the direction control lever to the neutral position will not allow
poweredtravel.
10.3Parkingbrakelever
(1)Released
(2)Locked
(3)Releaseknobbutton
(4)Grip
Whenparkingthetruck,graspthegripofthe
parking brake lever and fully pull it toward
you.
When releasing the brake, push back the
leverwhilepressingthereleaseknobbutton.
Whileoperatingtheparkingbrakelever,keep
thebrakepedalfullydepressed.
WARNING
• Beforeapplyingtheparkingbrake,depressthebrakepedalandalwaysconfirmthatthe
truckhascometoastop.
• Neverhold theleverat otherthan thegripbecause afinger may bepinched. Whenre
leasingtheparkingbrakebyholdingtheleverforstartingonaslopeforexample,holdthe
gripatabovetheprotrusion.
• Donotparkthetruckonaslope.Alwaysparkonlevelgroundwithforksflatonthefloor
sothatnoonewillrun intothemortripoverthem. Ifparkingonaslopeisunavoidable,
placeblocksbehindthewheeltopreventthetruckfromrolling.
• Travelingwithoutreleasingthebrakewilldamagethetruckandbrakes.
• Iftheparkingbrakeisengagedwhenthedirectioncontrolleverisintravelingposition,a
warningwillsoundtowarntheoperator.Ifthetruckisoperatedwithoutdisengagingthe
parkingbrake,thebrakeswillloseeffectivenesstoholdthetruckwhentheparkingbrake
isapplied.AsktheToyotadealerforaninspection.
• Ifthe operator leavesthetruck or turnsoff the keyswitch without engaging theparking
brake,awarningwillsoundtowarntheoperator.Whenleavingtheseat,alwaysapplythe
parkingbrake,turnthekeyswitchoffandremovethekey.
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10.4Liftlever
(1)Lower
(2)Lift
Levertoliftandlowertheforks.
LowerPushtheleverforward
LiftPulltheleverbackward
The lifting speed can be adjusted by the
amount the accelerator pedal is depressed
and the amount the lift lever is pulled back
ward.
Theloweringspeedcanbeadjustedonlyby
theamounttheliftleverispushedforward.
WARNING
• Alwaysoperatetheliftleverfromanormalseatedposition.
• IftheOPSisactivated,fullyreleasetheacceleratorpedal,returntheliftlevertotheneut
ralpositionandreturntothenormalseatedpositiontodeactivatetheOPS.Ifyoureturnto
theseat while theliftlever is inthe lifting position,theOPS will bedeactivated and the
forkswillstartmoving1secondlater.
• AftertheOPSisactivated,ifyoureturntothenormalseatedpositionwhiletheliftleveris
intheloweringposition,theOPSwillnotbedeactivatedandtheforkswillnotmovedueto
thereturntoneutralfunction.Alwaysreturntheliftlevertotheneutralpositionbeforere
turningtotheseatwhendeactivatingtheOPS.
• Aslongastheengineisoff,theforkswillnotlowereveniftheleverismovedtothelower
ingposition.WhenyousitinthenormalseatedpositionandturnthekeyswitchtoONpo
sition,youcanlowertheforkseveniftheengineisstopped(excepttruckswithoptional
MinileverorJoystick).
10.5Manualloweringvalve
(1)
(1)Manualloweringvalve
If the key switch cannot be turned on for
whatever reason and the forks cannot be
lowered, loosen the manual lowering valve
located on the oil control valve beneath the
floor board, and move the lift lever to the
loweringposition.
NOTICE! Once the forks have been
lowered with the manual lowering valve,
be sure to close and lock the valve.
10.6Tiltlever
(1)Forwardtilt
(2)Backwardtilt
Levertotiltthemastforwardandbackward.
ForwardtiltPushtheleverforward
BackwardtiltPulltheleverbackward
Theforwardorbackwardtiltingspeedcanbe
adjustedbytheamounttheacceleratorpedal
isdepressed andthe amountthetilt leveris
moved.
WARNING
• Alwaysoperatethetiltleverfromanormalseatedposition.
• IftheOPSisactivated,fullyreleasetheacceleratorpedal,returnthetiltlevertotheneut
ralpositionandreturntothenormalseatedpositiontodeactivatetheOPS.Ifyoureturnto
theseatwhilethetiltleverisoperated,theOPSwillbedeactivatedandtheforkswillstart
moving1secondlater.

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10.7Tiltleverknobswitch
(Automaticforklevelingcontrol)
(1)
(1)Tiltleverknobswitch
Forkswillautomaticallystopatthehorizontal
position when operating the tilt lever from
backward to forward position with pressing
thetiltleverknobswitch.
Itisalsopossibletoslowdownthebackward
tilting speed at a low lift height by pressing
the knob switch (At a high lift height, the
backward tilting speed is automatically re
ducedbytheactivemastbackwardtiltspeed
controlfunctionofSAS).
Fordetailsofthisfunction,pleaserefertothe
SASFUNCTIONsectionofthismanual.
10.8Clampreleasebutton(Option)
(onlywithClampreleaseinterlockoption)
Standardlever
(1)
(2)
To open the clamp attachment, operate the
attachment lever forward with the clamp re
leaseswitchpressed.
Minilever(Option)
(1)
(1)Clampreleasebutton
(2)Clampreleasedecal
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