Changjian Heavy Industry | Maintenance Methods for Forklift Engines

2026-08-31 19:16:20 · 10 views


The starter motor of a forklift is a relatively expensive component and generally does not fail easily. However, to extend its service life, routine maintenance and proper usage are also essential. Below are the maintenance and care methods for the forklift starter motor. 1. During the engine starting process, the starter motor draws 300-400 Ah of electricity from the battery. To prevent overcurrent or damage to the battery, the starting time should not exceed 5 seconds; if the first attempt fails, wait 10-15 seconds before making a second attempt. 2. Do not engage the starter switch while the engine is running or before it has come to a complete stop, to avoid severe gear impact that could cause damage. Release the starter switch immediately after the engine starts. In winter, starting difficulties are common, so preheating is recommended; if multiple starts are needed, each start should be brief, with adequate intervals between attempts. 3. Ensure the dust cover is properly installed to prevent dust from entering the starter motor, and keep all components clean, especially the brush holder and commutator. 4. Pay attention to lubrication and check that the spring tension meets the required specifications. Changjian Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. boasts a full-vehicle testing ground, R&D center, marketing center, and forklift training base, committed to independent development and innovation in researching, producing, and selling various all-terrain forklifts, tractors, loaders, and other construction and agricultural machinery. The company upholds the corporate spirit of "Excellent Quality, Leading the Way" and adheres to the quality philosophy of "Quality Builds Trust," delivering superior products and services to customers. For inquiries, please call our hotline: +87615065751292. Changjian Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. is at your service!

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