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Use and Maintenance Manual
RTH Rotary telescopic elevators [Deutz]
-- TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS --

Prepared in compliance with the essential requirement for the protection of health and safety 1.7.4 of annex I of directive 2006/42/EC
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Revision no. Date Notes
0 04/2019 First release
A 07/2019 Range of models updated
B 12/2019 Range of models updated
C 02/2020 Added specific Stage V 100kW drive unit
D 11/2020 Added technical specifications: automatic parking brake.

Safety devices present .................................................20

Index Residual risks .......................................................... 20
Hot fluid jets .................................................................20
PREFACE ................................................................... 7 Hot fluids and surfaces .................................................20
Generic faults ...............................................................21
Important information regarding safety ........................7
Braking system accumulators ......................................21
Information regarding this Manual ................................7
Symbols used .................................................................8
Reasonably foreseeable misuse ............................. 22
Reference regulatory framework ...................................8 SECTION ON PRODUCT INFORMATION .................... 23
SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION.............................. 9 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS................................... 24
Symbols and safety labels ........................................ 9 DIMENSIONS........................................................... 27
Do not transport persons ...............................................9 INFORMATION ON IDENTIFICATION ...................... 31
Do not touch ..................................................................9
Vehicle’s identification plate ........................................31
Engine compartment .....................................................9
Acoustic power emitted plate ......................................31
Radiator ........................................................................10
Cab identification plate ................................................31
Radiator fan..................................................................10
Serial no. stamped on chassis ......................................32
Pressure of stabilisers on the ground ..........................10
Engine identification plate ...........................................32
Do not enter the operating area of the vehicle ...........11
Transmission pump identification plate .......................32
Do not stand under the load ........................................11
Service pump identification plate ................................32
Do not approach the accessory ....................................11
Gear pump identification plate ....................................32
Speed limit on public roads ..........................................11
Transmission motor identification plate ......................33
GENERAL DANGER INFORMATION ........................ 12 Axles identification plate ..............................................33
Pressurised air and water.............................................12 FEATURES OF THE VEHICLE .................................... 34
Penetration of fluids ....................................................13
Front Headlamps ..........................................................34
Limiting the ejection of liquids .....................................13
Rear headlamps............................................................34
Information regarding asbestos ...................................13
Work lights and emergency lights ................................34
Prevention of cuts and crushing ............................ 13 Rear view mirrors .........................................................34
Preventing burns .................................................... 14 Quick-fit coupling for the equipment ...........................35
Coolants .......................................................................14 Shear pin housing .........................................................35
Oils ...............................................................................14 Anchoring points ..........................................................35
Batteries .......................................................................14 Tow hook ......................................................................36
Additional work lights (Optional) .................................36
Prevention of fires and explosions......................... 14
Toolbox (Optional) .......................................................36
Extinguisher..................................................................15 Setup for countries with cold climate (Optional) .........36
Ether .............................................................................15
Piping............................................................................15 OPERATION ............................................................... 37
Information regarding AdBlue (DEF)...................... 15 Multi-function display ............................................ 37
AdBlue and high temperatures ....................................16 Browsing through the pages ........................................37
AdBlue and low temperatures .....................................16 Adjusting the control panel intensity ..............................38
Storage and disposal ....................................................16 Accessory confirmation page .......................................39
Regeneration.......................................................... 16 Main page.....................................................................39
Stabilisers page ............................................................41
Accident prevention in case of thunderstorms with Load check page ...........................................................41
lightning ................................................................. 17 Controls page ...............................................................42
Spare parts and Equipment ................................... 17 Air conditioning ............................................................42
Work lights ...................................................................43
Before using the vehicle......................................... 18 Telescopic boom suspension (optional) ..........................43
Sound pressure and vibration levels in the cab ..... 18 Checking the engine rpm .............................................43
Sound pressure level ....................................................18 Activation of radio control ...........................................43
Vibration level ..............................................................18 24V socket (optional) ...................................................44
Auxiliary continuous function ......................................44
Protection for the operator ................................... 19
Cooling fan inversion function .....................................44
Roll-Over Protective Structure (ROPS), Falling Objects Hydraulic blocking of turret rotation (optional) ...........44
Protective Structure (FOPS) ...........................................19 Limits page ...................................................................44
Safety devices ........................................................ 19 FEATURES OF THE CAB ........................................... 45
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Cab door ...................................................................... 45 OPERATING TECHNIQUES .......................................66

Cab window ................................................................. 45 Telescopic boom extension synchronisation ............... 66
Rear window................................................................ 45 Installing the accessory ............................................... 66
Ceiling lights ................................................................ 46 Dismantling the accessory ........................................... 67
Emergency exit ............................................................ 46 List of compatible accessories ..................................... 68
Seat .............................................................................. 46 Handling of loads ......................................................... 68
Seat belts ..................................................................... 47 Picking up and placing a suspended load ...................... 70
Steering column .......................................................... 48 Moving the centre of gravity ....................................... 70
Safety keys container .................................................. 48 Visibility ....................................................................... 71
Air vents ...................................................................... 48 Traversing over sloping ground ................................... 71
Vehicle radio ................................................................ 48 Climatic conditions of use ........................................... 72
Electric cigarette lighter / dual USB socket ................. 49 Adverse climatic conditions ......................................... 72
USB socket ................................................................... 49 Mechanical blocking of the turret ............................... 73
220V socket in cab (optional) ...................................... 49 Hydraulic blocking of turret rotation (optional) .......... 73
CONTROLS .............................................................. 50 PARKING THE VEHICLE ............................................74
Ignition switch ............................................................. 50 Parking position ........................................................... 74
Emergency stop button ............................................... 50 Stopping the vehicle .................................................... 74
Pedals .......................................................................... 50 Leaving the vehicle ...................................................... 74
Transmission selector .................................................. 50
INFORMATION REGARDING TRANSPORT ...............75
Lights/windscreen wiper selector for RTH 4.18 models
..................................................................................... 51 Shipping the vehicle .................................................... 75
Horn ............................................................................. 51 Travelling by road with the vehicle ............................. 75
Windscreen wipers ...................................................... 51 Lifting and anchoring the vehicle ................................ 75
Parking brake ............................................................... 51 Towing the vehicle....................................................... 76
Emergency lights ......................................................... 52 MAINTENANCE ......................................................... 79
Lights/windscreen wiper selector for RTH
General information ...............................................79
5.18/21/23/25, RTH 6.21/23/25 models. 52
Horn ............................................................................. 52 Tightening torques ...................................................... 79
Windscreen wipers ...................................................... 52 Tyres .......................................................................80
Parking brake ............................................................... 53 Standard inflation pressures ....................................... 80
Emergency lights ......................................................... 53 Inflation with air .......................................................... 80
Work lights .................................................................. 53 Inflation with nitrogen ................................................. 80
Travelling speed .......................................................... 53 Washing ..................................................................82
Steering modes............................................................ 54
Joystick ........................................................................ 54 Fuseboxes ...............................................................83
Levelling on wheels ..................................................... 55 Liquids and lubricants .............................................92
Control of the stabilisers ............................................. 56 Spares for routine maintenance .................................. 93
Activation of the emergency hydraulic circuit ............ 57
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE......................................94
Exclusion of the safety systems ................................... 57
Boom movements limits ............................................. 58 MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS .................................95
Hydraulic movements speed ....................................... 58 Transmission shaft ....................................................... 95
RADIO CONTROLS (OPTIONAL) .............................. 59 Axles ............................................................................ 95
General information .................................................... 59 Telescopic boom chains............................................... 95
Transmission belt ........................................................ 97
BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE ............................. 60
Engine oil ..................................................................... 97
Visual inspection ......................................................... 60 Checking the engine oil level ....................................... 98
Climbing on to or climbing down from the vehicle ..... 60 Changing the engine oil ............................................... 98
Driver's seat ................................................................. 60 Replacing the lubrication oil cartridge ........................ 98
STARTING THE ENGINE ........................................... 61 Fuel prefilter ................................................................ 98
Start-up in normal conditions ..................................... 61 Fuel filter ..................................................................... 99
Start-up in extreme climates ....................................... 61 Bleed the fuel supply system ....................................... 99
Start-up using jumper cables....................................... 61 AdBlue filter ................................................................. 99
After start up ............................................................... 62 Coolant ...................................................................... 100
Releasing the parking brake ........................................ 62 Differentials oil .......................................................... 101
Automatic parking brake ............................................. 62 Hydraulic fluid ........................................................... 101
Driving the vehicle ....................................................... 65 Hydraulic fluid filter ................................................... 102
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Two or three-speed reduction gear oil ......................102

Wheel reduction gears oil ..........................................102
Steering elements ......................................................103
Engine air filter ...........................................................103
Cab air filter ................................................................104
Telescopic boom sliding blocks ..................................104
Telescopic boom pins .................................................105
Emergency hydraulic pump........................................106
Engine radiator ...........................................................106
Turret rotation slewing ring gear ...............................107
Check the slewing ring gear bearings for wear ..........108
Stabilisers ...................................................................108
Wheels .......................................................................108
Fuel tank.....................................................................109
Window washing liquid tank ......................................109
Hydraulic hoses ..........................................................109
TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................. 110
Error and display messages ........................................110
Engine Troubleshooting .............................................112
REFERENCE INFORMATION .................................... 123
Leaving the vehicle unused for long periods ....... 123
Leaving the vehicle unused for less than 12 months .123
Reusing the vehicle ....................................................123
Dismantling and disposal of the vehicle .............. 123
APPROVED EQUIPMENT....................................... 124
DELIVERING THE FORKLIFT TRUCK TO THE
CUSTOMER ......................................................... 125
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Information regarding this Manual

PREFACE
This Manual must be considered an integral part of the
vehicle, and must accompany it throughout its
Important information regarding safety
working life from commissioning to final disposal. It
Most accidents due to use, maintenance and repair of must therefore be kept safe in the spaces provided
vehicles are caused by failure to observe the most inside the vehicle, or in such a place as to prevent
elementary rules for safety and caution. An accident premature deterioration.
can often be avoided if the potential hazards to which
This Manual contains information regarding safety,
one is exposed are known, and the required
instructions for correct use of the vehicle and
precautions are taken. Those working on the vehicle
recommendations for routine maintenance.
must take the utmost care, and must have suitable
technical skills and equipment for carrying out the The information, technical specifications and
various operations correctly. instructions contained in this Manual must be
considered as up to date on the date of its publication.
Improper use, lubrication, maintenance or repair of
The Manufacturer reserves the right to make
this vehicle can lead to accidents and also death of
modifications to the vehicles, their accessories,
workers.
calibration and other information disclosed at any
Use the vehicle or carry out maintenance or repairs on time without prior notification.
it only after having completely read and understood all
These modifications can influence the maintenance
of the instructions in this use and maintenance Manual.
and working of the vehicle. It is necessary to have the
The safety precautions and warnings are highlighted in latest and complete information before starting any
this Manual and on the vehicle by means of operation on the vehicle. Please contact your Magni
informative stickers. Ignoring these warnings can Dealer for the latest copy of this Manual.
result in serious accidents, or even death for the
If the vehicle is fitted with optional accessories, a use
operator or other persons.
and maintenance manual for the accessories will be
Magni Telescopic Handlers may not be able to provided together with this Manual. The use and
foresee all the possible circumstances which can maintenance manual of the accessories must be
constitute a safety hazard. The warnings contained in considered as an integral part of the manual; therefore
this Manual or applied on the vehicle may not be it must be kept safe and consulted using the same
considered as all-inclusive. In adopting procedures, methods and with the same care.
equipment or methods not expressly recommended,
it is the operator’s responsibility to make sure work
is carried out in accordance with the main safety
standards and in compliance with the law. Moreover,
it is necessary to ensure that the vehicle is not
rendered hazardous by accidental damage or
emergency maintenance carried out without
authorisation.
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Symbols used The symbols used in this Manual comply with standard
UNI EN ISO 7010:2012. To make it easy for the user, a
Parts of the text that are considerably important or summary of the symbols used is given below with their
specific operating procedures have been highlighted brief description:
with the use of the following symbols:
Generic danger
Blue without safety alert symbol — used to indicate the
presence of a potentially dangerous situation which, if not
avoided, can cause damage to property. Danger of burns
Danger of crushing
Yellow with safety alert symbol — used to indicate the presence
of a potentially dangerous situation which, if not avoided, can
cause minor or moderate injury.
Danger from hanging load
Electrocution
Orange with safety alarm system — used to indicate the
presence of a potentially dangerous situation which, if not
avoided, can cause death or serious injury.
Risk of intoxication
Batteries
Red with safety alarm system — used to indicate the presence
of an imminently dangerous situation which, if not avoided, can
cause death or serious injury.
Flammable material
Ban on smoking or lighting up any kind of

naked flame
Reference regulatory framework

This Manual has been drafted in compliance with the
main reference standards:
- Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC;
- UNI 10653:2003 Technical documentation –
Quality of product technical documentation;
- UNI 10893:2000 Technical documentation of
product – Instructions for use – Articulation and
Exposition of the Content.
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Do not touch
SAFETY AND WARNINGS
SECTION
Symbols and safety labels
Several specific safety symbols are present on this This safety symbol is present on the outside of the
vehicle. This section shows the exact position of the engine compartment.
warning plates on the vehicle and the entity of the
hazard. Those using the vehicle must be fully aware of
the meaning of each safety symbol for rapid
DANGER OF BURNS
identification and effective prevention of risks. The surfaces near the engine can get heated to
Make sure all the safety symbols are present and temperatures exceeding 100 °C.
clearly legible. Contact your dealer for missing labels, Serious burns can be caused if the skin comes in
or in case of labels present but not described in this contact with these surfaces.
Manual. Clean illegible labels. Use a cloth, warm water
and neutral soap for cleaning. Do not use solvents,
Do not touch the engine compartment and the parts
petrol or abrasive chemical products for cleaning the
inside it without making sure they have cooled down.
labels. These products will irremediably damage the
adhesive fixing the label to the vehicle.
Engine compartment
Replace all missing or damaged safety labels. If a safety
label is applied on a part of the vehicle that is to be
replaced, make sure the spare part has a similar label.
Contact your dealer for assistance in case of irreparably
damaged labels, missing labels and labels present on the
vehicle but not described in this Manual.
This safety symbol is applied on the engine bonnet
Do not transport persons near the handle.
The safety symbol is applied near the mud guards,

engine compartment and the compartment housing
the tanks.
It is forbidden to carry third persons while the vehicle
is in operation.
The safety symbols shown in the figure are applied
inside the engine compartment on the right.
SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION 9

There are several sources of risk inside the engine Radiator fan
compartment which can cause serious injury or even
death.
Do not approach or touch any part inside the engine
compartment without protective equipment and
adequate technical training.
The engine has tubing under high pressure. Liquid This safety symbol is present on the radiator surface
leakage can penetrate the tissues causing even near the cooling fan.
serious injuries.
Do not touch the radiator fan with the engine running.
Do not disconnect the high pressure tubes. The liquid The fast moving fan blades can cause severe tearing or
trapped inside can leak out with considerable pressure even cut the limbs.
that could pierce the tissues, causing serious injury.
Do not touch the electric wiring or short circuit these. Pressure of stabilisers on the ground
The current in the electric wiring is high voltage and
can cause explosions or damage tissues if short
circuited.
There are scorching hot surfaces and flammable and
explosive materials inside the engine compartment.
Do not allow contact between the scorching hot This safety symbol is applied on all four stabilisers.
surfaces and flammable material. Every vehicle model shows the corresponding values.
Do not try to repair the high pressure tubing. The values for each model can be seen in the
Carefully read the Use and Maintenance Manual “Technical specifications” section in this manual.
before starting the engine or carrying out Always make sure the ground is capable of
maintenance or repairs. withstanding the load applied by the stabilisers.
Yielding of the ground can affect the stability of the
Radiator vehicle. If the stability is affected the result can be loss
of load, and in extreme cases, even tilting over of the
vehicle.
This safety symbol is present on the upper part of the

radiator, inside the engine compartment.
Do not unscrew the radiator cap when the coolant is
still hot. The hot coolant is also pressurised, and
unscrewing the cap will cause ejection of boiling steam
jets with risk of even serious injuries.
10 SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION

Do not enter the operating area of the Do not approach the accessory
vehicle
This safety symbol is applied at the top of the

This safety symbol is present on both sides of the telescopic boom, on the left side, near the quick-fit
counterweight of the telescopic boom, at the back of coupling for the accessories.
the turret.
Do not approach the accessory fitted at the top of the
boom during the working of the vehicle. In particular,
DANGER OF CRUSHING do not climb on the accessory, and do not stand in the
area under it.
Approaching the vehicle while it is in operation can
lead to risk of getting crushed between the rotary
Speed limit on public roads
turret and the vehicle frame, resulting in injuries,
sometimes fatal.
Do not approach the vehicle while it is working.
Do not stand under the load

These symbols applied on the sides and at the back of
the vehicle indicate the maximum speed permitted for
road travel, depending on the country of use.
Do not exceed the speed indicated for travelling on
public roads.
This safety symbol is positioned at the top of the Ignoring this warning can be a risk for the safety of the
telescopic boom. operator, vehicle and for objects and/or persons
present in the vicinity.
HANGING LOAD The operator who ignores this warning may face
administrative and/or criminal penalties. The entity of
If the hanging load falls to the ground it can cause these penalties depends on the road rules in force in
serious injuries or death to persons present in the the country in which the vehicle is used.
area underneath.
Never stand in the area under a hanging load.

Make sure all the guards and covers are fitted

GENERAL DANGER correctly on the vehicle.
INFORMATION Keep the vehicle in perfect working condition by
carrying out the scheduled maintenance punctually
and scrupulously.
Unless otherwise specified, carry out the maintenance
operations with the vehicle in the maintenance
position.
Dispose of the used liquids in compliance with the
regulations in force in the country where the vehicle is
used.
Clean the vehicle daily. Remove debris, oil, tools and
other objects from the steps, passages and treading
surfaces.
Fit a “DO NOT OPERATE” or similar tag to the start up NO SMOKING

switch or to the controls before carrying out
Do not smoke or light naked flames under any
maintenance or repairs on the vehicle.
circumstances whatsoever.
The vehicle must be used only by suitably qualified
Naked flames in contact with fuel, oil or solvents
trained personnel. Driving permission must be issued
present on the vehicle or necessary for its
by the work site manager where the vehicle is to be
maintenance can cause injuries, even fatal.
used. The driving permit is strictly personal and must
not be used by others. Inhalation of gases produced by a flame or contact
with coolant gas can cause injury to the respiratory
Note the vehicle dimensions in order to be able to
airways, even fatal.
keep at a safety distance from surrounding obstacles
during use.
Pay attention to the presence of high voltage lines, Pressurised air and water
both overhead and underground. In case of contact Pressurised water can cause injury to tissues,
between the vehicle and high voltage electricity lines, especially if accompanied by debris. Compressed air
there may be intense electric shocks which can cause can cause injuries.
injuries, even fatal.
If water or compressed air is used for cleaning
operations, wear suitable protective equipment, in
particular for sensitive organs like the eyes.
The maximum air pressure for cleaning must be less
than 2 bar. The maximum water pressure must be
less than 3 bar.
Wear the personal protective equipment necessary

for the type of operations to be carried out.
Do not wear loose clothing, jewellery or metal objects
which can get entangled in the controls or other parts
of the vehicle.

Penetration of fluids Prevention of cuts and crushing

The pressure values in the hydraulic circuit may
remain high for a long time even after the vehicle is
switched off. If not discharged properly, the pressure
can cause violent ejection of oil and objects.
Do not disconnect or dismantle any of the hydraulic
components if the pressure has not been discharged
correctly, as this can lead to serious accidents. Support the equipment adequately before carrying
Refer to the maintenance section of this Manual for out any kind of work on it. Do not rely on hydraulic
the methods for discharging the hydraulic pressure jacks for supporting the equipment: these may fall if a
correctly. tube breaks or in case of involuntary activation.
Do not try to make any adjustment while the vehicle is
Limiting the ejection of liquids in motion or with the engine switched on, unless
It is necessary to deal with the leakage of liquids during otherwise specified.
the operations carried out on the vehicle. Provide
suitable containers for collecting the liquids before Avoid tampering with the electrical system of the
acting on any component of the vehicle containing vehicle to try starting the engine. This may cause
fluids. involuntary movements of the equipment.
Dispose of the liquids used in compliance with the Keep at a safe distance while operating the equipment
regulatory standards in force in the country in which using the control levers. Increase the safety distance if
the vehicle will be used. there is a possibility of the moving parts making rapid
and sudden movements.
Information regarding asbestos If it is necessary to remove the safety devices fitted on
Magni T.H. products and spare parts are asbestos-free. the vehicle to carry out maintenance or repairs, always
Using non genuine spare parts can lead to risk of refit these at the end of operations.
handling products containing asbestos. Keep limbs away from the moving fan blades. The fast
Avoid inhaling dusts which may be produced when moving blades are comparable to sharp blades, and
handling components containing asbestos fibres. can cause serious tears. Keep small objects away from
Inhaling these dusts can be harmful for health. the moving fan blades. The blades may throw off these
The non original components which may contain objects at high speed, making it dangerous for the
asbestos are the friction elements of the brakes and safety of persons.
clutches, linings and types of gaskets. The asbestos used Do not use frayed or bent steel cables. Always wear
in these components is generally immersed in resin or protective gloves while handling steel cables.
sealed in another manner. Normal handling is not
hazardous as long as suspended dusts are not produced. If a pin is tapped with great force, it may come out of
its seat suddenly. A pin thrown off with force can cause
If dusts containing asbestos are present, the
serious injuries to persons in the vicinity. If tapping on
following precautions must be taken:
a pin, make sure there is no one in the surrounding
- Do not use compressed air for cleaning; area.
- Avoid brushing materials containing asbestos;
- Avoid grinding materials containing asbestos;
- Use wet cleaning methods for parts containing
asbestos;
- Equip the work area with appropriate air extractors;
- If there are no other methods for controlling the
dusts, wear a suitable respiratory mask;
- Avoid areas where asbestos particles may be present
in the air.

batteries or electric connectors. Use of protective

Preventing burns gloves is recommended.
Prevention of fires and

explosions
Do not touch the engine or any components directly

connected to it during operation. Allow the engine to
cool down before carrying out any maintenance.
Before disconnecting any component of the hydraulic
or pneumatic circuits, make sure all the residual
All fuels, most lubricants and certain coolant mixtures
pressure has been discharged from the circuit.
are flammable.
Coolants Flammable fluids that come in contact with hot parts

can cause fire, leading to considerable personal
When the engine is at operating temperature, the damage/injury.
coolant is very hot and at high pressure. The radiator
Do not leave flammable material on the vehicle unless
and all the piping connected to it are filled with hot
pressurised coolant. it is strictly necessary for its operation.
Store fuels and lubricants in suitable containers,
Contact with the hot coolant or with vapour can cause
marked specifically, and kept out of reach of
serious injuries. Allow the entire cooling system to
unauthorised persons. Store greasy rags or any
cool down before carrying out any intervention.
flammable materials in protective containers. Do not
Before removing the radiator cap, make sure it is not smoke in areas provided for storage of flammable
hot. Remove the radiator cap slowly to discharge the material.
residual pressure.
Do not use the vehicle in the vicinity of fire or naked
The liquid in the cooling system contains HFC flames.
(hydrofluorocarbons). At ambient temperature and
pressure the HFC released in the air can cause Do not carry out welding operations near piping or
asphyxia. Do not handle HFC in the presence of naked tanks containing flammable fluids. Before carrying out
flames. HFC at high pressure or temperature can give these operations, drain out the piping and tanks and
rise to toxic and corrosive chemical agents. Always use clean all parts thoroughly with non flammable
appropriate personal protective equipment during solvents.
operations involving HFC. Bare electric wires can cause fires or explosions. Check
the electrical system daily. Repair or replace damaged
Oils wires before starting the vehicle.
Oil and components at high temperature can cause Leakage of flammable liquid from the systems onboard
burns. Do not allow boiling hot oil to come in contact can cause fire or explosions. Check all the piping and
with the skin. Do not touch hot components. their supports daily. Repair or replace damaged
hydraulic piping. Replace damaged fuel piping.
Remove the hydraulic fluid tank cap only after
stopping the engine. Make sure the cap is cold enough Take utmost care while refuelling. Do not smoke while
to be touched with bare hands. refuelling. Do not refuel in the vicinity of sparks or
naked flames. Always switch off the engine before
Batteries refuelling. Do not carry out refuelling operations in
closed poorly ventilated places.
The electrolyte present in the batteries is acid. Do not
let the electrolyte come in contact with the tissues. The batteries can produce explosive gases. Do not
Always wear protective goggles when acting on the smoke or use naked flames in the vicinity of the
batteries. Wash hands thoroughly after touching the batteries.

Connecting the poles in short circuit can cause the

battery to explode. Do not place metallic objects on
Information regarding AdBlue
the surface of the batteries. Do not connect the (DEF)
batteries differently from the method described in this
Manual. AdBlue is a water-soluble non flammable, non toxic,
colourless, odourless liquid. It may be referred to as
Extinguisher “urea” or “DEF” (Diesel Exhaust Fluid).
It is advisable to provide the vehicle with an If AdBlue comes in contact with painted surfaces or
extinguisher. Learn to use the extinguisher and follow aluminium, wash the areas concerned immediately
the Manufacturer’s instructions. Carry out regular with water.
maintenance and periodic replacement of the
Do not mix AdBlue with any additive. Mixing
extinguisher.
additives with AdBlue can cause serious faults in the
plant for post-treatment of exhaust gases.
Ether
Any impurity present in AdBlue can cause
Ether is extremely flammable. If it is used for making it malfunctioning of the engine and of the exhaust gases
easier to start up the engine in cold climates or for any post treatment system. Make sure the AdBlue is free
other purpose, adopt the following precautions. of impurities. Do not reuse the AdBlue extracted from
Use ether in the open or in well ventilated areas. the system.
Do not smoke while using ether. Do not use ether in
the presence of naked flames, sparks or electrostatic
discharges.
Do not place ether cylinders in the operator’s cab or in
areas where workers are present. Do not expose ether
cylinders for long periods to direct sunlight or This sign is positioned near the AdBlue tank connector.
temperatures exceeding 50 °C. Do not place ether
cylinders near naked flames, sparks or electrostatic
discharges.
Dispose of ether cylinders in accordance with the
regulatory standards in force. Do not damage ether
cylinders. Keep ether cylinders out of reach of
unauthorised persons.
Do not spray ether in an engine if the latter is fitted
with thermal devices to facilitate start up in cold
climates.
Piping
Do not bend or damage the high pressure piping.
Do not install bent or damaged piping on the vehicle.
Repair or replace damaged piping promptly. Leakage
can cause fire or explosions. Contact your Dealer for
original spare parts and repairs.
Make sure the piping is installed correctly to prevent
vibrations, rubbing or excessive heat from affecting
the duration.

AdBlue and high temperatures Regeneration

The chemical composition of AdBlue can change if
exposed to temperatures exceeding 50 °C, releasing After a predefined period of use or use which affects
ammonia vapours. the working, the filters for scrubbing fine dust emissions
require regeneration.
Ammonia vapours are highly toxic and corrosive.
Ammonia vapours have a pungent smell, and irritate: This eventuality is automatically established by the
engine diagnostics control unit which can be enabled
- The skin; on the Engine Data page of the multi-function panel
- The airways; (green button), as shown below.
- The eyes.
Do not open the AdBlue tank or any part of its supply
circuit while the liquid is hot.
Strictly avoid inhaling ammonia vapours or contact
with the eyes and skin.
In case of contact with any part of the body, rinse
immediately with water for at least 15 minutes and
see a doctor immediately.
AdBlue and low temperatures

AdBlue freezes at temperatures below -11 °C. This automatic function can be disabled by the user for
However, it is possible to use the vehicle below -11 °C. operating requirements (e.g. instructions from the site
AdBlue crystals are mainly formed in the tubes manager, work in closed areas where this operation is
between the engine and silencer. Wash with water to strongly advised against, such as tunnels or
remove these crystals. warehouses) by pressing the green button indicated.
The green button turns red and in this mode automatic
Storage and disposal regeneration is inhibited.
To store AdBlue, use only containers made of one or more
of the following materials:
- Cr-Ni steel according to standard DIN EN 10088-1 /2 /3;
- Mo-Cr-Ni steel according to standard DIN EN 10088-1 /2 /3;
- Polypropylene;
- Polyethylene.
Do not use containers made of the following materials:
- Aluminium; With the automatic regeneration mode disabled, it is
- Copper; the sole choice of the operator who can check the
- Copper alloys; engine data on the specific page and decide when to
- Non-alloy carbon steels; run it.
- Galvanised steels. If this is not run within a certain period of time, the
AdBlue can corrode these materials and cause severe vehicle first indicates it with a banner on the multi-
damage to the exhaust gases post-treatment system. function display, so if this request is not met in a short
time it goes into progressive derating, in order to
Dispose of AdBlue in accordance with the standards in preserve the engine and filters, until it stops (see data
force in the country in which the vehicle is used. in the AdBlue derating table in the attached Volvo
For drive units satisfying the Stage IV and Stage V Penta manual).
anti-pollution standards, in order to protect the
AdBlue purification system, wait at least 5 minutes
after the I.C. engine is switched off, before acting on
the main electric circuit to disconnect it.

Accident prevention in case of

Proceed as follows to run manual regeneration.
thunderstorms with lightning
Never try to climb on or get down from the vehicle if
lighting strikes in the vicinity.
The operator in the cab must stay inside until the
thunderstorm and lightning is over.
If on the ground during a thunderstorm with lightning,
the operator must move away from the vehicle and
keep at a safe distance.
Spare parts and Equipment

As indicated by the warning, the vehicle must be
brought to the rest position with the boom retracted The Certificate of Conformity implies the Manufacturer’s
and lowered, stabilised, in idle gear, parking brake on responsibility only for vehicles without modifications
and ensure that the vehicle is in an open sufficiently made by the user or by third parties, and only equipped
ventilated environment. with original, approved spare parts and equipment.
Press the button in the top right hand corner to Use only original components for vehicle maintenance.
access the correct alarms page displaying the specific
regeneration activation button. Using components which are not genuine can affect
operation of the vehicle and its life.
Using spare parts that are not genuine can invalidate the
warranty on the vehicle, and induce the Manufacturer to
withdraw the certificate of conformity.
Use of equipment or accessories not approved by the

Manufacturer can cause injury or even death.
Once regeneration lasting 30-40 minutes is active, all
vehicle movements are inhibited. Before installing an accessory on the vehicle, check to
make sure it has been approved by the Manufacturer
and the relative load charts are present in the lift
DANGER OF BURNS truck software.
During the regeneration, temperatures to the order of In case of doubt regarding the compatibility of an
600 °C are reached at the end of the exhaust pipe. accessory with the vehicle, contact your dealer.
Before activating the regeneration procedures, the Make sure all the guards on the vehicle and on the
operator must check the area around the vehicle, if accessory are fitted in place.
flammable material is present within a range of During the maintenance of the accessories, pay special
5 metres, and if it is impossible to limit operators attention to the sharp and hot parts, and parts which
from approaching the area, the vehicle must be can crush limbs.
moved to an isolated area to avoid accidental fires or
burns.

Replace the entire safety belt after 3 years irrespective

Before using the vehicle of wear. Do not use extensions.
Operators using the vehicle must be trained and must Make sure the lighting on board is adequate for the
be familiar with all its working aspects. The operator working conditions, and that all the lights are working
must obtain a licence or certificate if required by the correctly.
regulatory standards in force. If the vehicle is used on Check to make sure the horn, signalling lights and all
public roads, a regular driving licence is required in the alarm devices work correctly.
accordance with the laws in force.
The operators must familiarise themselves with the
work site or place in which the vehicle is to be used.
Sound pressure and vibration
The entire area must be inspected, with special levels in the cab
attention to:
- Availability of clearance for operations on the Sound pressure level
ground as well as overhead;
The sound pressure level perceived by the operator
- Presence of raised obstacles;
inside the cab is less than 80 dB.
- Presence of electricity lines;
- Presence of steam or compressed air ducts; This level was measured on a standard vehicle. The
- Stability and capacity of the ground to support the measuring procedure used is described in detail in the
loads, with special attention to any areas with following standards:
backfill; - ISO 11201
Drive around obstacles along the path without trying - EN 12053
to drive over these. The level of acoustic power emitted (guaranteed) is
Keep at a safe distance of at least 10m between the indicated inside the cab for each model according to the
electricity lines and the vehicle or any equipment applied engine. The measurement was carried out
attached to it. according to directive 2000/14/EC subsequently
modified by directive 2005/88/EC.
Make sure the capacity of the ground to support loads is
suitable for the weight of the vehicle, the equipment
fitted and the load to be handled.
Vibration level
Hands and arms are subjected to an average weighted
Check the condition of the tyres and the inflation
acceleration level less than 5 m/s2.
pressure.
The entire body is subjected to an average weighted
Before using the I.C. engine check the level of all the
acceleration level less than 1 m/s2.
fluids: engine oil, transmission oil, hydraulic fluid,
coolant. These levels are measured on a standard vehicle. The
measuring procedure used is described in detail in the
Before starting the engine, make sure there is no one
following standards:
under the vehicle, on top or within its operating area.
Fasten the seat belt. - ISO 2631-1
- ISO 5349-1
Make sure all the hoods are closed and all guards are
- EN 13059
installed correctly on the vehicle.
Always shut the cab door. Lock the windows open or
closed. Clean all windows to ensure perfect visibility.
Adjust the seat so that the pedals can be pressed
completely while sitting correctly. Adjust the steering
column inclination to ensure a comfortable posture
and easy access to all the controls.
Check the condition of the seat belt and fixing points.
Replace all visibly damaged and worn parts.

Protection for the operator Safety devices

Check the protection devices daily for damaged
structures. It is forbidden to use the vehicle with
damaged protection devices. Before using the vehicle, ensure that all safety
Improper use of the vehicle can be hazardous for the devices are visible and working properly.
operator even if protection devices in perfect
condition are used. Therefore, it is advisable to follow Should you find any anomalies in the safety devices,
the operating procedures described in the following stop working until the fault has been repaired
sections of this Manual. (Contact your dealer or Magni Telescopic Handlers
After-Sales Service).
Roll-Over Protective Structure (ROPS),
Check that the symbols and safety stickers are clearly
Falling Objects Protective Structure (FOPS) legible.
For your own safety and that of others, do not disable
or alter operation of the safety devices.
When using equipment with electrical or hydraulic

The ROPS/FOPS certification label is applied in the
upper part inside the cab. connections, these must always be connected
properly to the vehicle with the respective
The ROPS/FOPS structure is specially designed, tested
and certified for the vehicle. Any alteration of the connectors.
structure can weaken and put the operator at risk. Failure to connect them stops the safety devices from
The protection offered by ROPS/FOPS structures will working correctly, with a risk of damage to property
be affected in case of structural damage. Avoid and people and a risk of overturning the vehicle.
structural repair or modification of the ROPS/FOPS
structure. These operations will make the structure The main controls for the equipment safety devices
different from the original, and cause invalidation of are recommended by the manufacturer with time
the certification schedules and must be indicated on the Inspection
Register attached to this manual.
These checks ensure that the safety devices work
correctly.

Safety devices present Residual risks

Below is a list of the main safety devices on the vehicle:
• ROPS-FOPS certified cab DANGER OF CRUSHING
• Emergency light
(red beacon on top of the cab) Always stay at a safe distance from moving parts.
• Emergency stop button in the cab
• Safety symbols and stickers on the vehicle DANGER OF BURNS
• Driver’s seat microswitch Pay the utmost attention to hot surfaces.
(present of operator correctly seated)
• Dead Man’s Joystick Button
(manoeuvre enabling button) Hot fluid jets
• Seat belt, driver’s seat After operation, the engine coolant is hot and under
• Vehicle levelling with spirit level pressure. Contact with hot water or steam leaks can
• Emergency exit cause severe burns.
(door side glass and back window in cab) Avoid possible injuries caused by hot water jets. Do
• Parking brake button ((P)) not remove the radiator cap until the engine has
• Hazard lights button (Hazard) cooled down. To open, unscrew the cap until it stops.
Before removing the cap, discharge all of the pressure.
• Emergency hydraulic circuit
• Quick-fit coupling shear pin Hot fluids and surfaces
(manual or hydraulic)
The oil in the engine, gearboxes and hydraulic system
• Work area Control System
heats up during vehicle operation. The engine, rigid
• Load Control System (LMI) and flexible hoses and other components heat up.
• Fire extinguishers Wait for the components to cool down before starting
A detailed description of the safety devices listed can maintenance or repairs.
be found in the relevant sections of this manual.
PRESSURISED FLUIDS
Pressurised fluids such as fuel or hydraulic oil can
penetrate the skin or eyes, causing serious injury.

Avoid these hazards while repairing or carrying out

maintenance on the vehicle by discharging the CRUSHING OF LIMBS
pressure (with the hydraulic levers on the control
valves) before disconnecting or repairing hoses and The presence of moving parts during operation can
hydraulic parts. cause risks for ground operators. When operating the
vehicle, carefully check that there are no
Before restarting the engine make sure that all fittings
are tightened correctly. unauthorised people within the required movement
area.
Look for any leaks with a piece of cardboard; make
sure that your hands and body are protected against
pressurised fluids. Protect your eyes with a face shield Generic faults
or safety goggles.
To know the procedures to be followed in case of
If an accident occurs, immediately seek medical
faults indicated by the vehicle (engine, battery, etc.),
attention. Any fluid injected under the skin must be
refer to the Troubleshooting Manual.
surgically removed within a few hours to avoid
infection. Alternatively you can contact your local dealer or
Magni Telescopic Handlers After-Sales Service.
ELECTROCUTION
Braking system accumulators
All maintenance work and/or adjustments to be
To know the procedures to be followed to discharge
performed on live parts must only be carried out by the pressure from inside the braking system
qualified and suitably trained personnel. accumulators, refer to the Service Manual.
Alternatively you can contact your local dealer or
Magni Telescopic Handlers After-Sales Service.
RISK OF SLIPPING
During operations carried out on site, the areas
around the equipment can contain various kinds of
debris and liquids (oil, water, etc.) that can make the
ground slippery. Be extremely careful.
RISK OF FALLING/TRIPPING
Be extremely careful when climbing up and down the
vehicle.

Reasonably foreseeable misuse

During daily work, it can happen that the vehicle may
be used incorrectly or the instructions in this manual
may not be followed.
Experience has taught us that there may be some

indications of reasonably foreseeable misuse of the
forklift truck.
The various type of forklift truck misuse are strictly
forbidden by the manufacturer.
Below is a list of reasonably foreseeable, potentially

dangerous situations of misuse:
˗ the accidental loss of control of the vehicle by the
operator;
˗ the behaviour resulting from a lack of
concentration or carelessness by the operator,
which does not stem from a desire to misuse the
vehicle;
˗ operating the vehicle on sloping ground without
following the guidelines described in the relevant
section of this manual;
˗ the instinctive, unforeseeable reaction of an
operator in the event of a malfunction, accident or
breakdown while using the vehicle;
˗ the operator using the vehicle with the feeling that
the protection devices are only a hindrance to the
operations to be carried out;
˗ the behaviour resulting from the adoption of the
“law of least effort” while carrying out a task with
the vehicle;
˗ the behaviour resulting from external pressure on
the operator to keep the vehicle in operation
under all circumstances, even potentially
dangerous ones;
˗ the predictable behaviour of certain categories of
people such as: adolescents, trainees, apprentices,
disabled people, etc.;
operators tempted to use the vehicle for a bet, for
competitions, etc.
.

SECTION ON PRODUCT INFORMATION
Forklift truck with pivoting stabilisers
RTH 4.18
RTH 5.18
RTH 5.21
RTH 5.23
RTH 5.25
Forklift truck with scissor stabilisers
RTH 6.21
RTH 6.23
RTH 6.25
SECTION ON PRODUCT INFORMATION 23

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
ENGINE: DEUTZ (STAGE 3A / STAGE IV / STAGE V)
5.18 / 5.21 / 5.23 / 5.25 /

RTH Model 4.18
6.21 / 6.23 / 6.25
TCD 3.6 L4
TCD 3.6 L4
ENGINE SERIES (Stage 3A / Stage IV
(Stage 3A / Stage IV / Stage V)
Stage V)
THERMODYNAMIC CYCLE Diesel 4 strokes
ARCHITECTURE In-line 4
VALVES 16 valves
POWER SUPPLY Turbocompressed with intercooler
DISPLACEMENT 3.621 cc
CYLINDER BORE 98 mm
STROKE 120 mm
COOLING With liquid
55.4 KW / 74 HP
MAXIMUM POWER 100 KW / 136 HP at 2200 rpm
at 2200 rpm
390 Nm
MAXIMUM TORQUE 500 Nm at 1600 rpm
at 1300 rpm
RATED SPEED AT
850 rpm
MINIMUM
TRANSMISSION
5.18 / 5.21 / 5.23 / 5.25 /

RTH Model 4.18
6.21 / 6.23 / 6.25
TYPE Hydrostatic with electronic control
MAXIMUM PRESSURE 420 bar 450 bar
NO. OF FORWARD GEARS 2
NO. OF REVERSE GEARS 2
REVERSE GEAR Electro-hydraulic
24 SECTION ON PRODUCT INFORMATION

AXLES
5.21 / 5.23 / 5.25 /

RTH Model 4.18 5.18
6.21 / 6.23/ 6.25
FRONT AXLE Steering Steering and levelling
REAR AXLE Steering and tilting
WHEEL HUB REDUCERS Epicyclic
TYRES 18 R 19.5 18 R x22.5
BRAKES
RTH Model All
TYPE Multiple disc in oil bath
SERVICE BRAKE Pedal-operated servo-assisted, action on front and rear wheels
PARKING BRAKE Hydraulic negative action on front axle
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
4.18 5.18 / 5.21 / 5.23 / 5.25 /

RTH Model
4.18 Smart 6.21 / 6.23 / 6.25
SERVICES PUMP with variable displacement pistons
89.7 l/min at 92.4 l/min

CAPACITY
2600 rpm at 2,200 rpm
PRESSURE 280 bar 350 bar
DISPLACEMENT 34.5 cc 42 cc
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
RTH Model All
MASS negative
BATTERIES 2 12 V – 150 A batteries
ALTERNATOR 28V 80A
START-UP 24 V

MASSES
4.18
5.18
5.21
5.23
5.25
6.21
6.23
6.25
RTH Model
MASS IN RUNNING
14,400 15,300 16,150 16,500 16,900 17,500 17,850 17,980
ORDER (kg)
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION
6,280 6,800 7,250 7,500 9,400 8,000 7,600 8,050
ON FRONT AXLE (kg)
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION
8,120 8,500 8,900 9,000 9,500 9,500 10,250 9,930
ON REAR AXLE (kg)
PERFORMANCES
4.18
5.18
5.21
5.23
5.25
6.21
6.23
6.25
RTH Model
MAXIMUM SPEED
25 40
(km/h)
LIFTING HEIGHT (m) 17.56 17.56 20.70 22.80 24.60 20.90 22.95 24.70
GRADEABILITY 41% 44%
MAXIMUM LIFTING
4,000 4,999 6,000
CAPACITY (kg)
MAXIMUM FORCE
EXERTED ON THE 121,000 151,000
GROUND (N)
MAXIMUM FORCE
EXERTED ON THE / 84,000 90,000 93,000 94,000 100,000
GROUND (N)
To find out the actual load capacity according to the conditions of use of the vehicle, refer to the
specific use and maintenance manual of the connected equipment.

DIMENSIONS
RTH 4.18
RTH 5.18

RTH 5.21
RTH 5.23

RTH 5.25
RTH 6.21

RTH 6.23
RTH 6.25

INFORMATION ON
IDENTIFICATION
Vehicle’s identification plate Acoustic power emitted plate
The vehicle’s identification plate is fixed in the cab to The plate indicating the acoustic power level emitted
the right of the steering column, and shows the (guaranteed), according to the Noise Directive
vehicle's mechanical data. 2000/14/EC, is affixed inside the cab at bottom right,
next to the vehicle’s identification plate.
Identification plate for vehicles registered up to 2019
The value on the plate varies according to the model
- model name, and engine fitted in the vehicle.
- approval no.,
- serial no.,
Cab identification plate
- year of manufacture,
- maximum lifting
capacity,
- engine power in kW,
- unladen weight with
standard accessory,
- maximum weight that
can be supported on
front axle,
- maximum weight that
can be supported on
rear axle,
- mass in running order. The cab identification plate is affixed on the jamb of
the upper window, to the left of the driver.
Identification plate for vehicles registered from 2020
- model name,
- serial no.,
- year of manufacture,
- maximum lifting
capacity,
- engine power,
- unladen weight,
- maximum pulling force The ROPS/FOPS certification label is applied in the
on the hook, upper part inside the cab.
- maximum vertical strain
on the hook.

Serial no. stamped on chassis Service pump identification plate
The vehicle registration number is shown on the front

of the chassis at the top right.
Engine identification plate

The service pump identification plate is affixed to the
pump inside the engine compartment, as shown
above.
Gear pump identification plate
The engine identification plate is applied on the upper

part of the cover.
Transmission pump identification plate
The gear pump identification plate is affixed to the

pump inside the engine compartment, as shown
above.
The transmission pump plate is affixed at the bottom of

it, inside the engine compartment, as shown above.

Transmission motor identification plate
The transmission motor plate is affixed to the motor on

the bottom right hand side of the vehicle. To access it,
lie down under the vehicle between the two axles near
the right front wheel.
Axles identification plate
The axles (front and rear) identification plate is affixed

on the top of the differential.

FEATURES OF THE VEHICLE Work lights and emergency lights
Front Headlamps 1 2
3 2 The orange work light 1 can be switched on during the

working of the vehicle to indicate movement.
The headlamps unit consists of the following lights: The red emergency light 2 switches on automatically if
- Road lights 1: always ON when the vehicle’s electrical the emergency button is pressed.
system is powered for RTH 4.18 models, which can
be activated via the lights switch under the steering Rear view mirrors
wheel for the other models in the range;
- Low beams/high beams 2: low beams always On
when the I.C. engine is started up for RTH 4.18
models, which can be activated via the lights switch
2
under the steering wheel for the other models in the
range; high beams can be selected by means of the 1
lights switch for all models in the range;

- Direction indicators 3: can be operated by means of
the lever under the steering wheel.
The vehicle is provided with three rear view mirrors as
Rear headlamps standard: two on the right 1 and one on the left 2.
The rear view mirrors on the right make it possible to
simultaneously display the rear area and the area of
the ground adjacent to the side of the vehicle.
The left mirror, positioned outside the cab makes it
possible to check the work area on the rear side
1 2 3 4 concerned.
Adjust the mirrors in such a way as to provide the
operator with maximum visibility of the area adjacent
The rear headlamps unit consists of the following lights: to the vehicle.
- Direction indicators 1: can be operated by means of Adjust the rear view mirrors before starting the
the lever under the steering wheel; vehicle.
- Stop lights 2: can be operated by means of the brake
pedal;
- Road lights 3: when the vehicle's electrical system is
powered up for RTH 4.18 models, which can be
activated via the light switch under the steering wheel
for the other models in the range;
- Reversing lights 4: automatic activation in case of
inserting reverse.

Quick-fit coupling for the equipment Shear pin housing

The vehicle can be ordered with two types of quick-fit
coupling for the equipment.
Type “I” coupling
The housing of the shear pin for the quick-fit coupling

of the equipment is present in the front part of the
vehicle chassis.
The shear pin must also be present on the vehicle so
The type “I”, coupling, with Magni Telescopic Handlers as to be available when required.
patent, is designed to be more rigid, more compact,
Always fit the shear pin in its housing when not in use.
and easy to fit, in comparison with those of
competitors and is designed solely for equipment If placed in an unsuitable part, the shear pin may get
designed and constructed by Magni Telescopic jammed between the moving parts of the vehicle,
Handlers with similar coupling. causing serious problems.
“U” coupling Anchoring points
The “U” type coupling ensures greater compatibility

with different types of equipment: It can, in fact, be The vehicle is provided with four anchoring points, in
fitted with equipment designed and constructed by the front part of the chassis and in the rear part, all
Magni Telescopic Handlers with similar coupling just marked by a yellow sticker as shown above.
as it can also be fitted with equipment designed and
Unless otherwise indicated in this Manual, never fix
constructed by other manufacturers (e.g. Manitou
lifting or anchoring devices to other parts of the
Costruzioni Industriali), after checking the conformity
vehicle.
and installation of suitable devices by Magni
Telescopic Handlers.

Tow hook Toolbox (Optional)
The vehicle may be provided with a toolbox for routine

If not used correctly, the tow hook can cause maintenance or for various kinds of working tools.
accidents or material damage.
The toolbox is firmly fixed to the front part of the
The towing operations must always be carried out by vehicle and is provided with a lock.
personnel appropriately trained in compliance with
the laws in force. Setup for countries with cold climate
(Optional)
The vehicle is provided with a tow hook positioned in
the rear part of the chassis. The vehicle can be ordered with special equipment for
countries with severe cold climates. The Nordic
Do not connect towing devices other than the tow equipment is designed to allow safe easy use in
hook as anchoring points to parts of the vehicle. environments characterised by poor natural lighting
Always lock pin 1 using the split pin 2 to prevent it and particularly low temperatures.
coming loose accidentally. The main modifications and additions included in the
Nordic equipment are:
Additional work lights (Optional)
- Fluids and lubricants suitable for low temperatures;
3
- 220V socket in the cab;
- Additional work lights;
- Toolbox;
- Battery disconnect switch above the engine
1
compartment;
2
- Partly screened radiator grille.
Avoid using a vehicle with Nordic setup with
environmental temperatures higher than +10° C. In
such conditions, the lubricants and the capacity of the
The vehicle can be fitted with additional lights to light
radiator to dissipate heat may not be suitable, and
up the work area. The additional work lights are
may cause serious damage to the engine.
divided into three groups:
If the vehicle is to be used with Nordic setup outside
- Front work lights 1, fitted on the cab and facing the
normal operating conditions, consult your dealer for the
front;
necessary modifications.
- Rear work lights 2, fitted on the cab and facing the
back;
- Boom work lights 3, fitted on the telescopic boom
and facing the equipment.

The description of each page is provided in the

OPERATION following sections.
Multi-function display Browsing through the pages
Using the multi-function display while driving the

vehicle can cause serious accidents.
It is advisable to limit the use of the display while
driving to the minimum possible extent to allow
prompt identification and avoid obstacles along the
vehicle route. Each page is divided into a number of sections.
The current section is highlighted on the display in
This Chapter contains information regarding the electric blue, as shown above.
methods of use of the display and an overview of the Each section may contain one or more buttons.
information provided for the operator. Each button when pressed will take on a number of
For functions connected to the buttons present in the configurations, differentiated by the colour:
various pages, consult the operating techniques
described in the successive chapters. Button not pressed and not selected
The touch-screen display is situated inside the driver’s
Button not pressed and selected
cab, on the right side, in front of the right joystick.
The information and controls provided for the Button pressed and not selected
operator by the multiple function display are divided
into a number of pages. The pages are, in turn, Button pressed and selected
divided into four groups:
- Control and command pages; Button not active
- On board diagnostics pages;
- Password pages; A button is not active when it belongs to a sector
- Alarms page. different from the current one or cannot be selected
The pages concerning operation of the vehicle are (in for the forklift truck model being used.
the order of appearance): During the working of the vehicle the page most
- Accessory confirmation page; relevant to the current action is selected
- Main page; automatically. In particular:
- Stabilisers page; - When the forward or reverse gear is engaged, the
- Load control page; display automatically shows the main page;
- Controls page; - When the stabilisers are activated by means of the
- Limits page. switches, the stabilisers page is automatically
displayed;
The pages concerning the on board diagnostics are
- When hydraulic movements of the telescopic boom
(in the order of appearance):
are performed, the display automatically shows the
- Master I-O diagnostics page;
load control page.
- Chassis I-O diagnostics page;
- Chassis exp I-O diagnostics page; In case of two simultaneous actions, like the
- Boom I-O diagnostics page; movement of the forklift truck on wheels and the
- Engine Data Page; movement of the boom, the load control page is given
priority.
- Transmission Data Page;
- Rollover protection data Page;
- Password Entry page.
OPERATION 37
It is possible to browse through the pages of the Rotate the joystick clockwise or anti-clockwise to select
display manually. To do so, use the four arrows the buttons in the current section of the page.
present at the corners of the screen: Press the joystick down to press the button selected
on the display.
Moving between the control/command pages
and the on board diagnostics pages The five buttons arranged around the joystick
correspond to the following functions:
Access to the alarms page
Displays the main page
Moving to the next page
Displays the stabilisers page
Return to the previous page
Displays the load control page
There are two ways for browsing manually among the
Displays the hydraulic movements limits and
pages and pressing the buttons present in these.
speeds page
Browsing using the touch screen
Displays the commands page
Pressing on any button on the screen will activate or
deactivate the connected function.
Adjusting the control panel intensity
It is also possible to directly press buttons that are not
To adjust the intensity of the control panel
active by means of the touch screen.
backlighting press the controller button showing the
stabilisers for 3 seconds until the display shows the
Browsing using the controller
icon indicating the luminosity percentage.
To the right of the driver’s seat there is a joypad Keeping the button pressed, turn the controller knob
consisting of a controller and display controls buttons. clockwise to increase the panel luminosity or anti-
These allow the operator to interact with the display clockwise to reduce it.
without using the touch screen.
The following commands can be given using the
joypad:
- Press one of the five buttons;
- Move the controller forwards or backwards;
- Move the controller to the right or to the left;
- Rotate the controller around its axis;
- Press the controller downwards.
Move the controller forwards or backwards to move Release the controller button after obtaining the
between the sections of a page. The selected sector of required luminosity.
the page is shown in blue.
38 OPERATION
Accessory confirmation page Main page
This page is displayed every time the sensor at the The main page contains all the general information
head of the telescopic boom detects new equipment. regarding the operating conditions of the vehicle.
This page cannot be selected manually. It contains numeric and graphic digital indicators,
Below the Magni, logo, the name of the equipment pushbuttons and control and alarm indicator lights.
identified by the control system is shown in the centre
of the screen. A schematic representation for rapid Indicators
identification is also provided. For all the models the display shows, at the top: the
Identification of the accessory fitted or absence of the daily time and working hours of the forklift truck, the
accessory can be confirmed in this screen page by speed selection button and the reset button.
pressing on the green icon. Depending on the type of drive unit used, the digital
In the case of incorrect identification of the accessory, indicators show the engine oil pressure, the engine
press the red button for lack of confirmation; it is rpm, the coolant temperature for stage 3A as shown
however possible to use the vehicle, but the functions in the graph below,
and load capacity will be limited for safety reasons.
The number of hours before the next scheduled
maintenance is shown at the bottom of the page.
the AdBlue liquid level, the engine rpm and coolant

temperature for stage IV and stage V as shown in the
graph below.
OPERATION 39
Indicator lights Telescopic boom orientation
Fuel tank in reserve
Diesel engine oil pressure alarm
Diesel engine temperature alarm
Hydraulic motor oil filter clogging alarm
Water/fuel separator filter clogging alarm

The accessory fitted at the top of the boom is shown
SCR Alarm
in the centre of the page. In the case shown above, the
control unit detected the presence of a fork carriage
Hydraulic fluid temperature alarm
with 5000 kg capacity.
Hydraulic fluid tank filter clogging alarm The turret rotation is shown right below it. There is a
numeric indication expressed in degrees, and a
Batteries flat alarm graphic indication with a needle. The numeric
indication increases for clockwise turret rotation.
Diesel engine suction filter clogging alarm
The turret rotation indicator is present in all the
AdBlue tank in reserve control and command pages for rapid display.
(on models with urea tank)
Vehicle levelling indicator
Generic diesel engine alarm
Serious diesel engine alarm
Generic transmission alarm
Generic hydraulic system alarm
Parking brake on
Service brake system alarm Vehicle levelling means the inclination of the chassis
with respect to an ideal perfectly horizontal flat
Generic electrical system alarm surface. Vehicle levelling is not the inclination of the
chassis in relation to the ground.
Telescopic boom shock absorber activated
A circular green marker in the centre of the page
AdBlue level alarm for TIER4 drive unit provides graphic indication of the vehicle levelling.
In case of imbalance, the marker moves in the
AdBlue level alarm for TIER4 drive unit direction of the vehicle’s centre of gravity. In the
example in the figure, the marker is in the centre, so
Front wheels alignment the vehicle is perfectly level. When the vehicle leaves
this range by 3° the marker changes to flashing yellow.
Rear wheels alignment
Rear axle block applied
40 OPERATION
Stabilisers page An icon next to the stabiliser indicates its status.

The icon may have three configurations:
Stabiliser completely retracted and raised.
Stabiliser partly extended and/or lowered but

not in contact with the ground.
Stabiliser in contact with the ground.
Checking the stabilisers movement
The stabilisers page contains information regarding

the configuration of the stabilisers, and certain At the bottom of the stabilisers page there are four
buttons to control the working. luminous icons. These icons light up when one of the
The turret rotation and vehicle levelling indicators are stabiliser movements is selected: extension, retraction,
similar to those already seen above. Hence the lifting, lowering.
description is not repeated.
Load check page
Control of each stabiliser
For vehicle models with pivoting stabilisers the

pressure [1] of the hydraulic actuator bottom disk is
indicated numerically followed by rapid visual
interpretation of the load acting on each stabiliser.
For vehicle models with scissor stabilisers the The load control page contains information regarding
extension percentage [2] for each stabiliser is the configuration of the telescopic boom and
displayed. equipment fitted.
OPERATION 41
Configuration of boom Load percentage

On the right hand side of the page a graduated
indicator displays the ratio, expressed in percentage,
of the load acting on the equipment and the maximum
permitted load.
The load percentage indicator is present in all the
control and command pages.
The load percentage indicator in combination with the
load chart provides complete clear information
The section at the top of the load control page regarding the operating conditions of the vehicle.
contains information regarding the boom
configuration. The data shown in the graph above and Controls page
organised from left to right, top to bottom, are:
- Telescopic boom extension length;
- Height of boom head from the ground;
- Turret rotation graphic indicator;
- Turret rotation numeric indicator;
- Layout for rapid interpretation of information;
- Telescopic boom angle in relation to the horizontal;
- Distance of boom head from turret rotation axis;
- Maximum permitted load for current configuration
of the boom;
- Actual load.
Interactive load chart

The interactive load chart is seen at the centre of the
display. In the top left hand corner a schematic
drawing of the equipment detected is displayed for
rapid identification.
The vehicle control system automatically selects the
The controls page contains information and controls
appropriate load chart on the basis of the three
regarding the cab conditioning system and control
parameters measured:
buttons for the work lights, boom suspension and
- Type of equipment fitted at the top of the boom, radio control.
detected automatically by means of the
transponder; Air conditioning
- Resting on the ground and percentage extension of
the stabilisers;
- Rotation of the turret. 1 2
The position of the load on the chart is identified by

the following icon: 3 4
Load position identification icon
The icon moves on the chart in relation to the position The commands of the cab air conditioning system are
of the boom. present in the upper part of the commands page.
Press button 1 to activate or deactivate the air
conditioning.
42 OPERATION
To adjust the temperature of the air coming out of the off in the main page of the display to confirm the
air vents use the + and - buttons under the air required selection.
temperature indicator 3.
To adjust the air flow from the vents use the + and -
buttons under the air flow rate indicator 4.
In case of contamination of the outside air,
recirculation of the internal air can be activated.
To activate or deactivate internal air recirculation
press button 2.
The indicators do not express the temperature or flow
rate values but only reference numeric values. The boom suspension only works in the presence of
the afore-mentioned conditions: if said requirements
Work lights are not satisfied during a movement, the function is
automatically disabled; if, with the forklift truck
moving, the parameters required fall within the
envisaged limits, the boom suspension is
automatically reactivated.
When the forklift truck stops, the function is
1
3 4 deactivated; to reactivate it repeat the procedure
2
described above.
Button 1 activates the orange beacon that indicates
that the vehicle is in motion. Checking the engine rpm
Buttons 2, 3 and 4 activate the lights at the top of the
boom, those on the front of the cab and those at the
rear of the cab, respectively.
Telescopic boom suspension (optional)

The button indicated is used to activate or deactivate
the engine speed electronic control function: if
selected, as soon as a hydraulic movement is imparted
to a forklift truck component, the engine
automatically increases the speed to provide force to
the services pump and consequently facilitate the
This button is present if the optional concerned is movement imparted.
present on the forklift truck being used.
The telescopic boom suspension is designed for Activation of radio control
operating the vehicle on uneven ground with loads
raised.
To use this function the following conditions must be
respected:
- vehicle on wheels;
- turret in central position;
- telescopic boom height from the ground less than To operate the forklift truck externally using radio
control the receiver connection present on the vehicle
3 metres;
must be activated by pressing the button shown
To activate/deactivate the telescopic boom suspension, above.
press the button in the commands page shown above.
Wait for the relevant indicator to light up or be switched To use the radio control (OPTIONAL) refer to the
relevant Use and Maintenance Manual.
OPERATION 43
24V socket (optional) Hydraulic blocking of turret rotation

(optional)
Press this button to activate the power socket

(optional) present at the top of the boom for supplying 1 2
current to the accessories that may be fitted.
The buttons shown above are present if said optional
Auxiliary continuous function device is present on the forklift truck being used.
4 To release turret rotation, press the green button [1]
2
until the shear pin is lifted completely.
To block turret rotation, after aligning the turret,
1 3 press the red button [2] until the shear pin is lowered
completely.
This selection 1 makes it possible to activate, for a
certain accessory, the continuous movement of one of Limits page
its element such as a mixer bucket, adjusting the
operating speed by means of the buttons concerned,
2 and 3.
Value 4 is the flow % as regards the maximum flow
rate.
Cooling fan inversion function
This selection makes it possible to invert the direction

of fan rotation, for forklift trucks equipped with
horizontally installed cooling element.
This function makes it possible to blow air outside the
engine compartment to clean the aeration surfaces by
removing accidental deposits of material potentially The limits page contains the controls for the hydraulic
harmful for the equipment. movements of the telescopic boom. These control
functions are as follows:
The inversion sequence involves two minutes of air
suction and one minute of expulsion at cyclic intervals - Limitation of the extension and lifting of the boom,
of 20 seconds of slowing down of the fan speed in and limitation of turret rotation;
order to protect its mechanism. - Adjustment of the speed of the hydraulic
movements.
The methods for using these functions are described
in the relevant chapters in the “Controls” section.
44 OPERATION
FEATURES OF THE CAB

4
Cab door
5
1
To shut the window, turn lever 5 anti-clockwise to
release the limit stop block. Hold the window by
means of handle 2 till it is completely closed. Turn
lever 1 clockwise and make sure the window is locked
Open the cab door lock using the key meant for the in the closed position.
purpose.
Rear window
To open the cab door from the outside, pull outer
handle 1, then hold the door all the way.
The rear window of the cab can be opened to allow

natural ventilation. To open the window, only from
To open the cab door from the outside, pull outer
inside the cab, turn handle 1 anti-clockwise to unlock
handle 2, then hold the door all the way.
it. Push the window outwards.
The cab door must be kept closed when the vehicle is
To shut the window, pull it inwards by means of the
in operation. To allow natural ventilation inside the
handle. Turn lever clockwise to lock the window shut.
cab, use the rear window or side window.
Cab window
1
2
The cab window can be opened to allow natural

ventilation.
To open the window, only from inside the cab, turn
lever 1 anti-clockwise to unlock it. Push the window
outwards, guiding it all the way by holding handle 2.
Push further to lock 3 in seat 4.
OPERATION 45
Ceiling lights
5 6
Always adjust the seat to suit your physical structure

There are two ceiling lights on the cab roof on either for maximum comfort.
side of the driver’s seat, which can be individually
Use the seat adjustment controls in the order in which
operated with the switch at the front of each one.
they are described.
Emergency exit Seat suspension
Turn regulator nut 1 of the spring suspension of the
seat to adjust the preload.
The adjustment is correct if the numeric indication on
the ring nut corresponds approximately to the driver’s
weight including the clothing.
Longitudinal position of the seat

Use the lever 2 to move the seat in the longitudinal
A red hammer is present inside the cab, on the right of direction. With this lever the arm rests and relative
the door jamb; it must be used in case of an controls remain fixed.
emergency to break the glass of the door and/or
window to make exit easy for the driver. The adjustment is correct if the operator can grip the
joystick without shifting the elbows, with the arm
Do not try to use the windscreen as an emergency exit: completely relaxed and placed on the armrests.
the windshield is made of laminated glass, and can
therefore be broken but not shattered. Adjusting the seat height
Contact your dealer to have the glass replaced. Use lever 3 to raise or lower the seat in relation to the
floor.
Seat The adjustment is correct if the operator’s knee is bent
The driver’s seat is designed in accordance with law to at right angles with the feet resting on the floor.
allow a correct posture and prevent the onset of
musculoskeletal disorders for the driver following Longitudinal position of the work station
prolonged working activities. Act on lever 4 to move the driver's seat in the
longitudinal direction. With this lever the arm rests
4 3 and relative controls move along with the seat.
The adjustment is correct if the operator is able to act
easily on all the pedals, and these do not obstruct the
positioning of the feet on the floor.
2
1
Tilting the backrest
Use lever 5 on the left side of the backrest to adjust
the inclination with respect to the seat.
46 OPERATION
The adjustment is correct when the operator’s back Unfasten the seat belt
forms a 95° ±5° angle with the legs when seated
Push the red button 3 on the buckle.
properly.
Hold the tab with one hand while the seat belt is
Lumbar support rewound automatically.
Turn adjuster pin 6 to position the lumbar support as
required.
The lumbar support can be adjusted in two positions.
Select the position most comfortable for the back.
Seat belts
1
3
The seat belt is provided with an automatic winding

system. The system is blocked automatically if the belt
is pulled violently.
Do not use extensions for the seat belt.

The automatic winder may not work properly,
causing accidents, sometimes fatal.
If necessary, consult your dealer to have longer seat
belts fitted.
Always check the fabric of the safety belt, the buckle

and winder, every time before using the vehicle.
Replace the seat belt or components found to be worn
or damaged.
Fasten the seat belt

Pull the seat belt out of the winder with a slow fluid
movement to prevent automatic blocking.
Insert tab 1 in buckle 2 and press till the locking
mechanism clicks into place. Check to make sure the
tab is locked by pulling gently.
OPERATION 47
Steering column On the right hand side, under the lever for adjustment
of the depth of the steering column depth 2, there are
The steering column provides numerous possibilities for 2 CAN type connectors for control of the diagnostics of
adjustment. The position of the steering wheel can be the entire vehicle and 1 LAN type connector for
adjusted for height and depth. The correct position transferring data to the vehicle/software updates.
depends on individual preferences, but it is advisable to
follow the indications given below:
Safety keys container
- It must be possible to reach the steering wheel
without detaching the shoulders or back from the
back rest;
- The arms must be bent at right angles when gripping
the steering wheel;
- The joysticks must not obstruct rotation of the
steering wheel while driving, in any manner
whatsoever;
- The position of the steering wheel must not obstruct
the movements of the joysticks, in any manner The container for the keys used for disconnecting the
whatsoever. safety systems is fitted on the left jamb inside the
driver’s cab.
The container contains two keys:
- key for exclusion of the rollover protection safety
systems, with metallic grip;
- key for exclusion of the lift platform safety systems
(optional), with plastic grip.
The method for taking and using the keys is described
Sit correctly and act on the pedal shown in the photo in the “safety systems exclusion systems” section.
while at the same time pulling the hand wheel towards
you to adjust the angle; after finding the correct angle, Air vents
release the pedal.
The air vents positioned in front of the driver, behind

To adjust the depth of the handwheel, act on the the seat, and on the left upright let in air flow into the
telescopic lever of the steering column positioned on cab.
the right, under the ignition key, pulling it outwards,
Each air vent can be opened and closed, and is used to
then adjust the distance: after finding the right distance
adjust the direction of the air flow.
reposition the locking lever.
Vehicle radio
48 OPERATION
The vehicle radio is present on the rear covering of the the male cigarette lighter socket supplied with the
cab behind the operator’s head. The speakers are device to be powered.
present between the driver’s seat and the rear
window. USB socket
The radio is included in the standard vehicle supply.
However, any other radio can be fitted with
dimensions 1-DIN in accordance with standard
ISO 7736.
For the working of the radio installed, refer to the
Instruction Manual included in the package.
Electric cigarette lighter / dual USB

socket
A USB socket is present under the graphic panel with
The rear part of the right-hand dashboard, based on the function of dialog with the software installed on
the type of equipment chosen and the vehicle's exit the vehicle to make rapid update easier.
edition, is equipped with a double USB socket or a
cigarette lighter. 220V socket in cab (optional)
The dual USB socket has accessory functions for the
vehicle operator (mobile device charging: tablets,
smartphones, etc.).
To activate the cigarette lighter, press it until the

ELECTRICITY
button is locked. Wait for the button to click and then
pull it out. The power socket is not provided with circuit breaker
devices. In the absence of circuit breakers, contact
with high voltage electric current can cause serious
burns or even death.
Take all necessary precautions to prevent direct or
indirect contact with high voltage electric current.
The power socket is present under the driver’s seat,

near the cab door.
DANGER OF BURNS
The power socket can be provided in the cab to power
Do not touch the metallic parts of the electric electric and electronic devices that run on 220V AC
cigarette lighter. power supply.
The metallic parts of the electric cigarette lighter When not in use, disconnect the devices from the
remain hot for a few minutes after the button is power socket and keep them out of the way so as to
released. Touching these parts can cause burns. avoid obstructing the operator’s movements.
The electric cigarette lighter can be used as a 12V If electric stoves or appliances with extremely hot parts
power socket. To use it as a power socket, remove the are used, avoid going near the seat or other potentially
electric cigarette lighter without pressing it and insert flammable parts.
OPERATION 49
CONTROLS Pedals
Ignition switch
1
2
I III
The accelerator pedal 1 is present on the cab floor.

Press the accelerator pedal to increase the I.C. engine
The ignition switch is situated on the steering column, speed.
to the right. The switch has three active positions: Release the accelerator pedal to decrease the I.C.
- 0: I.C. engine stop; engine speed.
- I: main electric contact closure; The accelerator pedal 2 is present on the cab floor.
- III: starter motor contact.
Press the brake pedal down all the way to stop the
Switch positions P and II are deactivated. vehicle.
Emergency stop button Inching Pedal

In the first 20 mm travel, the service brake pedal works
as the inching pedal.
The inching pedal works as a clutch, making it possible
to increase the engine rpm even at minimum speeds.
Adjust the pressure on the accelerator pedal and
inching pedal as required.
Transmission selector
The emergency stop button is present next to the left
joystick. F
N
Press the emergency stop button to stop the I.C.
R
engine and interrupt all vehicle movements.
The emergency stop button must be reset after use.
If the button is not reset the vehicle cannot be
restarted. The forward/reverse gear selector is positioned on the
To reset the emergency stop button turn it clockwise. top of the right joystick:
▪ at the centre the transmission is in NEUTRAL,
▪ when pushed forwards the forward movement
is activated,
▪ when pushed backwards reverse gear is
activated.
During start up the lever must be in the central
NEUTRAL position.
50 OPERATION
Windscreen wipers
The gear must be engaged (forwards or reverse) by The vehicle has three windscreen wipers. The wiper on
pressing the enable button on the joystick. Otherwise the rear window is activated separately, while those
the incorrect procedure will be displayed on the on the upper window and windshield can only be
touchscreen panel. activated simultaneously.
Apply reverse gear only with the vehicle stopped. Controls:
Otherwise the incorrect procedure will be displayed - O: all windscreen wipers deactivated;
on the touchscreen panel. - I: activates intermittent movement of the front and
upper windscreen wipers;
- II: activates continuous movement of the front and
Lights/windscreen wiper selector for
RTH 4.18 models - Ј: activates the rear windscreen wiper.
To active dispensing of the window washer liquid press
the crown at the tip of the lever.
Parking brake
The lever on the left of the steering wheel controls the

direction indicators, work lights switch and
windscreen wipers.
Direction indicators
The switch for engaging/disengaging the parking brake
To activate the direction indicators: is under the steering wheel.
- right: push the lever forwards, Press the switch to apply the parking brake. Check to
- left: pull the lever backwards. make sure the indicator light in the main page of the
The direction indicators are deactivated when the multiple functions display lights up.
lever is in the central position. To deactivate it, sit properly in the seat, start up the
engine, check to make sure the reverse gear is in
Lights switch “neutral” then press switch (P) to release the parking
To activate the low beams: brake.
Check to make sure the indicator light in the main page
- move the lever down for continuous activation,
of the multiple functions display switches off.
press slightly towards the handwheel to activate
flashing of the high beams. The lever will return At a speed below 3 km/h, if the driver gets up from the
immediately to the neutral position when released. seat, the vehicle stops automatically, and the parking
brake is applied.
Horn
To use the warning buzzer press the button in the
centre at the tip of the lever.
Do not use the warning buzzer in densely populated
spaces or where expressly banned by means of signs.
NOTE: the warning buzzer emits a short warning if
connected with a radio control (optional).
OPERATION 51
Emergency lights - apply slight traction towards the steering wheel to

activate the high beam headlights. The lever will
return immediately to the neutral position when
released.
Horn
To use the warning buzzer press the button in the
centre at the tip of the lever.
The switch for activation of the emergency lights is
under the right steering wheel.
Pressing it will switch on the emergency lights and the
four direction indicators simultaneously.
To activate/deactivate the emergency lights press the
relevant button. Do not use the warning buzzer in densely populated
spaces or where expressly banned by means of signs.
Lights/windscreen wiper selector for
NOTE: the warning buzzer emits a short warning if
RTH 5.18/21/23/25, connected with a radio control (optional).
RTH 6.21/23/25 models
Windscreen wipers
The vehicle has three windscreen wipers. The wiper on
the rear window is activated separately, while those
on the upper window and windshield can only be
activated simultaneously.
Controls:
The lever on the left of the steering wheel controls the
direction indicators, work lights switch and - O: all windscreen wipers deactivated;
windscreen wipers. - I: activates intermittent movement of the front and
Direction indicators - II: activates continuous movement of the front and
To activate the direction indicators: upper windscreen wipers;
- Ј: activates the rear windscreen wiper.
- right side: push the lever forwards towards the
windshield,
- left side: pull the lever backwards towards the seat.
The direction indicators are deactivated when the
lever is in the central position. 1
Lights switch
To activate the lights, rotate the specific ring: To activate the washer fluid supply on all the nozzles,
press the green button [1] on the steering column
- O: turned off, under the steering wheel.
- : road lights on,
- : low beam light on.
To activate the low beams :

- move the lever down for continuous activation,
52 OPERATION
Parking brake Work lights
The switch for engaging/disengaging the parking brake The button for activation/deactivation of the work
is under the steering wheel in the centre of the lights is in the centre of the controls page.
steering column.
When the command is activated, the button turns blue
Press the upper part of the switch to put the parking and the beacon starts working; if the command is
brake on. Check to make sure the indicator light in the deactivated, the beacon switches off and the button
main page of the multi-function display lights up . changes to grey.
To disengage the parking brake, it is mandatory to first
be sitting properly on the seat, then start the engine, Travelling speed
checking that the reverse gear is in “Neutral”; now
The two-speed hydrostatic transmission works
slide tab 1 of the central switch upwards while
according to two modes:
pressing on the lower part of it at the same time (dual
action consent). - “Tortoise” mode;
- “Hare” mode.
The buttons for selection of these modes are present
at the top of the main page:
Tortoise → hare button

1
Hare → tortoise button

At a speed below 5 km/h, if the driver gets up from the
seat, the vehicle stops automatically, and the parking
brake is engaged. Reset button
Emergency lights The hare and tortoise buttons occupy the same
position on the display. The current operating mode is
highlighted by the symbol present on the button.
In “tortoise” mode, the transmission allows the vehicle
to move at low speed. Use this mode for precision
movements and to move the load.
In “hare” mode the transmission uses both speeds and
makes it possible to reach maximum speed. Use this
The switch for activation of the emergency lights is mode for travelling on roads or for rapid movements
under the right steering wheel. in the work area.
Pressing it will switch on the emergency lights and the To switch from “hare” mode to “tortoise” mode, press
four direction indicators simultaneously. the hare → tortoise button. To switch from “tortoise”
mode to “hare” mode, press the tortoise → hare
To activate/deactivate the emergency lights press the
button.
relevant button.
OPERATION 53
You can switch between the two modes only under the Joystick
following conditions:
The vehicle is equipped with two joysticks near the
- vehicle stopped; driver’s seat arm rests. The joysticks control the main
- brake pedal pressed; hydraulic movements of the vehicle.
- gear selector in NEUTRAL position.
If necessary, it is possible to change forcibly from one
mode to the other by pressing the “reset” button.
Steering modes
To impart commands using the joysticks, keep the

confirmation button mentioned above pressed. Not
pressing the confirmation button prevents accidental
movements of the vehicle following involuntary
activation of the joystick.
Use the steering wheel to guide the movement of the
Both joysticks have their respective enable buttons.
vehicle. A knob is provided to drive with one hand,
keeping the other free for other controls. The joystick commands are inhibited if the operator is
not seated correctly in his seat.
Do not use the knob for driving on public roads. In
these situations, keep both hands on the steering The anomalies described above are shown by means
wheel to have better control of the vehicle. of intermittent visual signals on the control panel next
to the seat.
There are three steering modes:
Two-wheel steering
Four-wheel steering with concurrent axis
Four-wheel steering with parallel axis
To change the steering modes:

- Stop the vehicle;
- Display the main page of the multi-function display;
- Align the wheels of both axles until the green
indicators light up;
- Press the button concerned for the required steering
mode.
54 OPERATION
Right joystick Consult the Manual relative to the equipment fitted

on the forklift truck for the correct operating
F procedures.
N
B2
R
B1
If the roller present on the joystick is activated
without the help of the enable button and with the
A1
engine switched on, pressure in the hydraulic circuit

B2 B1 sent to the accessory is discharged.
Use this procedure before disconnecting the quick-fit
A2
couplings of the hydraulic circuit of the equipment at

the head of the boom.
- the red toggle switch activates vehicle traction:

▪ at the centre the transmission is in NEUTRAL, Levelling on wheels
▪ when pushed forwards the forward movement Levelling on wheels can be done by means of the
transmission is activated, switch shown below;
▪ when pushed backwards reverse gear is
activated; levelling on wheels can be done only with the
- A1: move the joystick forward to lower the following conditions:
telescopic boom; - inclination of the telescopic boom in relation to the
- A2: move the joystick backward to raise the horizontal axis less than or equal to 30°;
telescopic boom; - turret rotation not more than 15° with respect to the
- B1: move the joystick to the right to rotate the central position.
equipment downward;
- B2: move the joystick to the left to rotate the
equipment upward.
Left joystick
1
To level the vehicle manually press switch 1 present on

the control panel to the right of the driver’s seat.
Function not present on 4.18, 4.18 Smart models.
C1
D2 D1 Pressing the switch to the right will cause the vehicle

D2 D1 chassis to incline to the right. Pressing the switch to
the left will cause the vehicle chassis to incline to the
C2
left.
- C1: move the joystick forward to extend the

telescopic boom;
- C2: move the joystick backward to retract the 2
telescopic boom;
- D1: move the joystick to the right to rotate the
vehicle’s turret to the right;
- D2: move the joystick to the left to rotate the
vehicle’s turret to the left;
- E1/E2: the piloted movements using the roller on the The outcome of the levelling can be checked by means
left joystick control the accessory movements of the of electronic level gauge 2: if the vehicle is levelled
equipment fitted, if present and together with the correctly, the green indicator will be in the centre of
movement enable button. the level.
OPERATION 55
Control of the stabilisers Control by means of the multi-function display

The stabilisers can be controlled in two ways:
- by means of switches;
- by means of multi-function display.
The switches for control of the stabilisers are present
Y1
in the dashboard to the right of the driver’s seat.
The switches are used to control the movements of X2 X1
the four stabilisers simultaneously.
Y2
For individual control of the stabilisers, act in the
multiple function display page.
Control by means of switches
5 3
1
Switch 1 controls the stabilisers extension and

retraction movements only for vehicles fitted with 4
scissor type stabilisers. 2

Switch 2 controls the movements for lifting and
lowering of the stabilisers for all models.
Press on the icons present on the switches to:
1
extend the stabilisers
retract the stabilisers
To operate the stabilisers by means of the multiple

lift the stabilisers
function display, the stabilisers page must be
displayed.
lower the stabilisers
The commands in the page are blocked by default for
safety reasons. To activate these, press unlock
button 1.
Select the stabilisers to be moved by pressing the
corresponding buttons 2. All four stabilisers can be
selected rapidly by pressing button 3.
After selecting the stabilisers, use the joystick of the
pad to impart the movements:
- X1: move the joystick to the right to extend the
stabilisers;
- X2: move the joystick to the left to retract the
stabilisers;
56 OPERATION
- Y1: move the joystick forward to lower the Exclusion of the safety systems
stabilisers;
- Y2: move the joystick backward to raise the
stabilisers.
2
After stabilising the vehicle, always check the 1
levelling by means of electronic level 4. The indicator
must be in the centre of the measuring range.
3
The vehicle can be automatically levelled on
stabilisers. For automatic levelling of the vehicle on
stabilisers, press button 5.
Activation of the emergency hydraulic

circuit Exclusion of the safety systems accompanied by
inappropriate movements can cause the vehicle to
tilt over, with risk of accidents and death.
Do not try to exclude the safety systems to increase
the loading capacity of the vehicle.
Take the key with the metal grip from the safety keys
cabinet after breaking the glass using the hammer
provided.
If there is a fault in the I.C engine, hydraulic power can Insert the key in 1. Pressing the key and turning it
be obtained from an auxiliary motor pump. clockwise while holding it in position will automatically
The auxiliary pump makes it possible to perform activate the acoustic alarm and steady red warning light
emergency hydraulic movements, to bring the on the top of the cab to warn of the potentially
suspended equipment back to the ground or ensure hazardous situation for those working in the area near
safety of the operators present on the lifting platform. the forklift truck.
To activate the emergency hydraulic circuit press the Perform all the necessary movements to solve the
switch present on the control panel to the right of the emergency and restore the vehicle to safety
driver’s seat. conditions.
The operativity of the emergency hydraulic circuit has Remove the key and put it back in its container.
a maximum duration of 30 seconds. Replace the glass that was broken earlier.
Exclusion of safety systems for the lifting

platform
Do not use the emergency pump unless there is a Take the key with the plastic grip from the safety keys
malfunctioning of the hydraulic system. cabinet after breaking the glass using the hammer
Unnecessary prolonged use of the emergency electric provided.
pump will cause the level of the battery charge of the Insert the key in 2. Press and turn the key clockwise,
forklift truck to be used up rapidly. holding it in position. Use the same hand to press and
hold down button 3.
Perform all the necessary movements to solve the
emergency and restore the vehicle to safety
conditions.
Remove the key and put it back in its container.
Replace the glass that was broken earlier.
OPERATION 57
Boom movements limits Hydraulic movements speed
2 1
7
5
4
6
3 4
1 2 3
The telescopic boom movement can be limited to
avoid collisions with elements inside the work area The controls for hydraulic movements speeds
which cannot be removed, like the walls of buildings, adjustment are present in the limits page.
columns or hanging beams. The commands necessary
for controlling the telescopic boom movement limits The buttons available for controlling the hydraulic
are present in the limits page. movements speed are:
To use this function correctly, position the vehicle - Buttons 1, for turret clockwise and anti-clockwise
parallel or perpendicular to obstacles. In case of an rotation speed;
obstacle in front, centre the vehicle with respect to the - Buttons 2, for boom lifting and lowering speed;
obstacle. - Buttons 3, for boom extension and retraction speed;
- Button 4, for the quick-fit coupling inclination speed;
Five controls are available for limitation of the boom: - Button 5, for equipment hydraulic movement speed.
- Button 1 for height limitation; Each button has a number alongside it showing the
- Two buttons 2 for front left and front right limitation speed percentage set with respect to the maximum.
with obstacle in front;
- Two buttons 3 for lateral left and lateral right To activate the limitation of the speed of a hydraulic
limitation with obstacle on the side. movement, press the corresponding button.
To enable or disable the movements limiting function To modify the speed limit value for a hydraulic
as a whole, press button 4. Every time the function is movement, press the corresponding button. Turn the
enabled, the setting for the last use will be retained. manipulator selector to select the required
percentage. Press the manipulator selector to confirm
To activate one of the five functions, press the the new value.
corresponding button. The function is active if the
button is blue. To activate or deactivate the hydraulic movements
limitation profile, press button 6.
To reset one of the five functions at a new value, move
the telescopic boom near the required limit. Keep the Four customised limitation profiles can be saved in
button corresponding to the function to be limited memory. To save a profile in memory, press one of the
pressed for 3 seconds. Check to make sure the four buttons 7, then set the required limitation profile
numeric value of the limit is updated. using the methods described above.
58 OPERATION
RADIO CONTROLS (OPTIONAL)

General information
The vehicles can be equipped with radio control for
controlling remotely: depending on the final user’s
requirements, Magni Telescopic Handlers provides
selection between two types of commands to be sent
via radio to the forklift truck:
- standard radio control: only enables the
commands on the forklift truck turret, telescopic
boom and accessory with the vehicle always
stabilised;
- radio control with guidance function: in addition
to the standard functions, this model is provided
with forklift truck guidance with certain limitations
imposed by the position of the telescopic boom.
The specific information as regards the technical data
sheets of the radio controls and their functioning are
described in the specific manual.
OPERATION 59
Do not climb on or down from the vehicle with your

BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE back to it.
Visual inspection Always use three gripping points when climbing up or

down: two hands gripping the handles and one foot on
To ensure the maximum useful operating life of the a step, or two feet on the steps and one hand gripping
vehicle, proceed with a thorough visual inspection the handle.
before every start up.
Do not climb on or get off when the vehicle is in
Look around and under the vehicle, checking to make motion.
sure there are no loose or missing bolts, no
Do not climb or get down from the vehicle carrying tools
accumulated dirt, leakage of oil, fuel and other liquids,
or other objects. Load the tools required before
broken or worn parts.
climbing on the vehicle. Unload the tools from the
Check the state of the equipment and hydraulic vehicle using a rope to lower these to the ground.
components. Do not use any of the vehicle’s control devices (joystick
Check the state and wear of the tyres. If necessary, or handwheel) as a grip for climbing up or down.
adjust the inflation pressure.
Check the levels of the oil, coolant and fluid.
Driver's seat
Check the AdBlue® tank level (if present). Adjust the seat before every work phase and every
time the operator changes.
Remove all accumulated dirt and debris. Carry out all
For instructions regarding the adjustment of the driver’s
the repairs necessary before starting up the vehicle.
seat, consult the relevant section of this Manual.
Climbing on to or climbing down from Always check the nuts, bolts and screws used for fixing
the seat and seat belt. Replace damaged and worn
the vehicle
parts.
The driver's seat is provided with a special sensor to
detect presence of the driver: if the driver is not seated
correctly in the seat in the cab, all the commands
2
activated will be inhibited.
1
This is displayed by an intermitted visual signal on the
1 control panel next to the seat.
Always use steps 1 and handles 2 to climb on to or SEAT SWITCH

down from the vehicle.
Before climbing on to or climbing down from the cab,
clean all steps and handles thoroughly. Damaged steps
or handles must be repaired immediately.
60 OPERATION
STARTING THE ENGINE Start-up using jumper cables
BATTERIES
RISK OF INTOXICATION
The batteries generate flammable gases which can
The exhaust from the I.C. engine always contains explode causing injuries to persons.
chemical elements that may be asphyxiating or toxic.
Avoid sparks near the batteries. Make sure the
Start the engine in open, well ventilated areas. If the jumper cable ends do not come in contact with one
vehicle is in a closed space, direct the exhaust gases another or with the vehicle.
outside by means of suitable devices.
Do not smoke in the vicinity of the batteries.
The electrolyte contained in the batteries is an acid
Start-up in normal conditions and can cause burns if it comes in contact with the
skin and eyes.
- Check to make sure the reverse gear is in neutral;
- Turn the ignition key to position I to close the electric Always wear safety goggles and acid-resistant gloves
contact; when starting up a vehicle using jumper cables.
- Wait for about 10 seconds to allow the vehicle to run Incorrect connection of jumper cables can cause
the diagnostic and preheating cycles; explosions with risk of causing injuries.
- Turn the ignition key to position III and hold it in this
position until the engine starts up. Do not hold the Never connect the opposite poles of the batteries to
key in position III for more than 15 seconds. one another.
- Let the engine run at minimum speed for a few Create the jumper only using an energy source having
minutes to bring the lubricants to the right the same voltage as the stopped vehicle.
temperature. The duration of this phase depends on
the outside temperature. This vehicle has a 24V system. If the batteries are
unable to start up the vehicle, they may have to be
Start-up in extreme climates replaced.
The start-up procedure in normal conditions makes it - Apply the parking brake on the vehicle to be started
possible to start the engine with ambient up. Bring the transmission to neutral. Lower the
temperatures above -18 °C. equipment to the ground;
To start the engine at ambient temperatures less than - Turn the vehicle ignition switch to position 0;
-18 °C use one or more supplementary devices to help - Bring the vehicle used as source of power supply to
the start-up. These devices may be: such a distance as to allow connection with jumper
cables. Make sure the vehicles do not touch;
- A coolant heater; - Set the gear in neutral and apply the vehicle parking
- A fuel heater; brake used as power supply source;
- A heater for the engine oil and hydraulic fluid;
- Stop the vehicle engine used as source. If an
- Batteries with greater capacity.
emergency starter is used, cut off the power supply;
Before using the vehicle at temperatures less than - - Make sure the electrolyte level of both batteries is
23 °C consult your dealer instructions and technical correct. Make sure the caps of both batteries are
assistance. fitted and tightened correctly. Make sure the
batteries of the vehicle to be started are not frozen;
- The positive terminals (+) of the jumper cable are
red. Connect one positive terminal of the jumper
cable to the positive terminal of the flat battery from
which the cable connected to the starter motor
branches out. Do not place the positive terminal in
contact with any part of the vehicle other than the
positive pole of the battery;
OPERATION 61
- Connect the other end of the positive jumper cable - with the engine running, check to make sure the gear
to the positive terminal of the battery of the power lever is in the NEUTRAL position,
source; - press button (P) positioned on the steering column
- The negative terminals (-) of the jumper cable are under the handwheel for 3 seconds and check to
black. Connect one negative terminal of the jumper ensure the indicator lights on the panel switches off.
cable to the negative terminal of the electric power
After following the procedure, select the gear and
source;
move the vehicle in the required direction.
- Connect the other end of the negative jumper cable
to the chassis of the vehicle stopped. Do not connect
the jumper cable to the battery poles. Make sure the Automatic parking brake
jumper cables do not touch the following elements: Enabling this function optimises management of the
fuel piping, hydraulic pipes, electrical/electronic vehicle’s parking brake making its driveability more
components and mobile parts. comfortable and safe.
- Start up the engine of the vehicle used as source, or
switch on the emergency starter; Enabling this function means that the specific button
- Wait for the source to charge the vehicle batteries on the steering column no longer needs to be used to
for at least three minutes; engage or disengage the parking brake.
- Try to start up the engine of the faulty vehicle. With this mode enabled, it engages whenever the
For the start up procedure refer to the “start-up in vehicle’s forward speed is close to zero and disengages
normal conditions” chapter; simply by selecting the forward direction with the FNR
- Immediately after start up, disconnect the jumper key and accelerating with the “drive pedal” 1.
cables, repeating the operations described above in
reverse order;
- Analyse the causes of the fault and carry out the
F
necessary repairs.
N
After start up R
1
Let the engine run at minimum speed. During the first
30 seconds of operation do not connect any charge to
The status from parking brake on to parking brake off
the engine.
switches smoothly without any forcing on the
Check all the indicators and lights. All the indicators mechanical brake of the axle even on steep slopes.
and lights must indicate normal operating conditions.
This function is always associated with pressing the
Check on the multi-function display to see that the button in the centre of the steering column.
diagnostics button in the top right hand corner is not
flashing. If the diagnostics button flashes, immediately
stop the engine, press the button to access the
diagnostics page and find the causes of the fault
signals.
Let the engine run at minimum speed for at least
5 minutes to heat up the oil. In case of particularly cold
climates more than 5 minutes of heating may be
necessary. Use this period of time to heat the hydraulic
fluid, operating the joysticks to raise and lower the There is a locking tab on the button indicated which
telescopic boom. only acts when the vehicle’s brake is off.
It follows that to engage the parking brake, simply
Releasing the parking brake push the button on the upper part, while to disengage
To release the vehicle's parking brake, follow the the brake, slide the tab upwards pressing on the lower
criteria given below: part of it at the same time (dual action consent). For
more information, see the chapter on operation of the
- sit correctly in the seat inside the cab,
“Parking brake” in this manual.
62 OPERATION
On the LEVEL 1B password page of the multi-function The change of mode between the automatic and
display, there is a button that allows the operator to manual parking brake can only occur if the following
switch from the AUTOMATIC to MANUAL parking conditions are met:
brake. - vehicle stopped,
The button below changes status: - FNR key on neutral (N),
- steering column button on “parking brake on”
- Green button [1] with a tick: AUTOMATIC parking (condition common to both modes).
brake on.
- Red button [2] with a white X: MANUAL parking The parking brake warning light, on the main page,
brake on. will be red when the parking brake is in manual mode
and yellow when it is in automatic mode.
only and exclusively if the change of mode is
accepted by the control unit and the operator can see
that all of the conditions are met and the function has
been enabled.
MANUAL MODE
The steering column button, with its two statuses,
engages and disengages the parking brake in manual
mode.
1 2 Whenever the vehicle is switched off, the parking
brake automatically engages.
When the vehicle is switched on again, the following
two conditions occur:
- Brake button on “parking brake on”: in this
condition simply move the button to the “parking
brake off” position to disengage the parking brake
and be able to move.
- Brake button on “parking brake off”: in this
condition you need to move the button first to the
“parking brake on” position and then to the
“parking brake off” position to disengage the brake.
The same logic is applied when the parking brake is
automatically engaged if the operator is not detected
as sitting for more than 5 seconds and at the same
time the forward speed is less than 5 km/h.
If the forward speed is faster than 5 km/h, the neutral
gear is inserted (situation controlled by the
transmission by applying the maximum possible
hydraulic braking), and then, under this threshold,
the parking brake is automatically engaged.
If the operator is not detected as sitting, the vehicle
brake cannot be disengaged.
OPERATION 63
If the forward speed is faster than 5 km/h, the neutral

gear is inserted (situation controlled by the
transmission by applying the maximum possible
SEAT SWITCH hydraulic braking), and then, under this threshold,
the parking brake is automatically engaged, which
can be removed, once the operator is again detected
in the driving position, only by moving the button
The parking brake can also act as an emergency brake, first to “vehicle braked” and then to “vehicle
therefore there is no logic related to the forward released”.
speed that prevents it from being engaged. If the operator is not detected as sitting, the vehicle
With the parking brake on in manual mode, travel is brake cannot be disengaged.
inhibited. The “Parking brake on” banner is displayed.
PARKING BRAKE ON SEAT SWITCH
With the parking brake on in automatic mode, travel

is inhibited. The “Parking brake on” banner is
displayed.
AUTOMATIC MODE
Automatic mode is actually, on the whole, semi-
automatic:
PARKING BRAKE ON
- Brake button on “parking brake off”: the brake can
only be disengaged in automatic mode.
- Brake button on “parking brake on”: there is no way
to disengage the vehicle’s brake.
In this condition, the vehicle brakes automatically
The parking brake can also act as an emergency brake,
when the forward speed is close to 0 km/h
therefore there is no logic related to the forward speed
(regardless of any other factors such as the status of
that prevents it from being engaged.
the FNR key).
Therefore it is not necessary to change the status of Emergency button
the button if the vehicle is switched on again, as When the vehicle is in manual mode or automatic mode
occurs in manual mode. and the emergency button is pressed, the parking brake
The parking brake is automatically engaged if the engages regardless of the vehicle’s forward speed.
operator is not detected as sitting for more than 5
seconds and at the same time the forward speed is less
than 5 km/h.
64 OPERATION
Driving the vehicle

Move the vehicle with the accessory in transport
position, i.e. with the boom completely retracted and
the load approx. 300 mm above the ground.
The speed of the forklift truck with load must never
exceed 10 km/h.
Drive carefully, adjusting the speed according to the
stability of the vehicle and the ground conditions. Slow
down on bends. Avoid sudden action on the vehicle
controls. Never operate the vehicle with the load in a
position other than that for transport. Avoid grounds
where there is risk of inclining or overturning the
vehicle. Use the rear view mirrors frequently.
Never leave the vehicle unmanned with the engine
running.
Do not bring the vehicle to rest on any structure unless
you are sure it can stand the weight and dimensions of
the vehicle without risk for safety.
OPERATION 65
OPERATING TECHNIQUES Installing the accessory
Telescopic boom extension

synchronisation If fitted incorrectly, a piece of equipment can
suddenly detach from the vehicle during operation.
This can cause injury or even death.
Do not operate the vehicle without the shear pin
At every daily start up, carry out synchronisation of the fitted in the quick-fit coupling.
boom according to the procedures described below:
before starting with any operation, use the relevant Position the equipment on a stable level surface.
joystick to impart the extensions closure command; Make sure there is sufficient space for operation.
after ensuring that the extensions are closed Check the equipment to make sure it is clean and
completely, keep the command active for 2/3 seconds, intact before fitting it.
then release the joystick: synchronisation of the
extensions is thus complete.
ELECTROCUTION
If the vehicle is very close to electricity lines, current
may flow through it causing injuries or even death.
Keep the vehicle at a distance of at least 10 m from
the electricity lines. Always check for the presence of Bring the vehicle perpendicular to the equipment with
overhead electricity lines before operating the boom. the boom completely retracted and lowered. Retract
the slewing cylinder to make hooking easier.
Stop the vehicle with the quick-fit coupling about a
metre away from the equipment. Move the reverse
gear lever to the neutral position and apply the
Lack of vehicle stability can cause serious or fatal parking brake.
injuries. To ensure vehicle stability, the following
conditions must be met.
Inflate the tyres to the correct pressure.
Always level the vehicle, whether on wheels or on
stabilisers.
Do not try to by-pass the safety systems unless
strictly necessary for the safety of the vehicle and the
operators.
Do not tamper with the accessory identification Extend the telescopic boom slowly, checking the
systems. alignment, then raise it to fit the accessory. Raise the
equipment by a few centimetres off the ground to
Do not operate the vehicle with the boom in a ensure the elements fit in perfectly.
position other than for transport.
66 OPERATION
The multi-function display shows the name of the

equipment identified by the automatic identification
system. Two buttons are displayed under the name:
Attachment confirmation
No attachment confirmation
Press the confirmation button if the equipment

Rotate the quick-fit until it is aligned perfectly with the identified corresponds to that actually fitted on the
accessory. vehicle.
Press the no confirmation button if the equipment
identified does not correspond to that fitted on the
vehicle. The vehicle can however be used, but the
functionality and load capacity are limited for safety
reasons.
If no accessory is fitted on the forklift truck, confirm
the absence by means of the green validation button.
Dismantling the accessory

Take the shear pin 1 from its housing and insert it in all
Position the vehicle on a stable level surface.
the way, taking care to align hole.
Make sure there is sufficient space for operation.
Complete the procedure by inserting the split pin 2 in Move the reverse gear lever to the neutral position
the hole of locator to prevent the shear pin from and apply the parking brake.
coming loose accidentally.
Remove the shear pin and remove the locking pin
(Figure 2). Fit the shear pin in its housing on the vehicle
Hydraulic shear pin chassis.
If the vehicle supply includes a hydraulic shear pin, an Lower the telescopic boom and rest the equipment
option valid for “I” and “U” couplings, keep the spring gently on the ground. Rotate the quick-fit coupling
button with the relevant screen print present on the downwards to make it easy to detach the equipment.
right side of the cab above the cigarette lighter Go off the telescopic arm of the vehicle from the
pressed, equipment. Retract the boom completely to separate
the quick-fit coupling from the equipment.
Clean the equipment thoroughly. Grease all the pins
and mobile parts to protect these from corrosion and
wear. Remove excess grease to prevent accumulation
of dirt.
Always keep the equipment protected from
+ atmospheric agents. Rest the equipment on a support
and simultaneously turn the roller on the left joystick raised off the ground and protect it with a waterproof
forwards until the locking pin comes completely out of cover if necessary.
the quick-fit coupling.
OPERATION 67
List of compatible accessories The load charts of the accessories are valid for loads
with the centre of gravity having a longitudinal
• Fork carriage distance less than 500/600 mm from the forks heel,
• Hook depending on the rotary vehicle model being used,
• Winch and can be checked by the corresponding load chart
• Jib shown on the touch screen and in the User Manual of
the accessory.
• Lattice boom with winch
• Platform
• Bucket (e.g. for concrete)
• Waste buckets
• Clamp (with different applications)
• Branch cutter
These accessories are approved for use on the
telescopic handler models mentioned in this manual.
Do not use accessories that are not approved by the In case of irregular loads, determine the centre of
manufacturer. gravity in the transverse direction to the vehicle
Contact your Magni dealer for more information on before making any movement.
approved accessories. For loads with mobile centre of gravity, such as tanks
containing liquids, it is necessary to take into account
Handling of loads the load oscillations and take utmost caution in
During load handling operations always display the handling to avoid excessive shifting of the centre of
load control page to keep the percentage indicator gravity.
and load chart under control.
Picking up a load from the ground
If the load status indicator is in alarm, make only the
unloading movements in the following order:
DANGER OF CRUSHING
- Retract the telescopic boom as far as possible;
- Lift the telescopic boom if necessary; During manual adjustment of the forks there is danger
- Lower the boom to deposit the load. of crushing of the limbs. This can lead to serious injuries.
Never try to extend the telescopic boom when the Take utmost care while making manual adjustments.
load indicator shows an alarm signal.
Position the vehicle at right angles to the chosen load.
Before picking up the load always check to make sure
the vehicle is levelled using an electronic level gauge.
Centre of gravity of the load
Manually adjust the width of the forks so that these

can be inserted in the openings in the pallet at the
base of the load. If there is no pallet, adjust the forks
Never try to lift loads heavier than the rated capacity to the maximum width to give the load maximum
of the vehicle. stability.
68 OPERATION
Incline the quick-fit coupling so that the forks are not in

the horizontal position. Approach the load slowly with 3
the boom lowered and insert the forks under it. 4

8
7
If possible, lower the load without shifting the vehicle:

lift the boom to move the load away [3], retract the
telescopic boom [4] and lower it to bring the load to
Apply the parking brake and set the reverse gear lever the transport position [5].
in the neutral position.
If the load cannot be lowered without shifting the
Lift the load [1] slightly and incline the quick-fit coupling vehicle, move gently in reverse and with utmost care
upwards [2] to make the load stable. Take care to avoid [6] to move the load away. Retract the telescopic
modifying the load balance negatively. boom [7] and lower it [8] to bring the load to the
transport position.
Taking a load from a height with the vehicle on
tyres Bring the load to the transport position
Position the vehicle at right angles to the chosen load. Every time reference is made to the “transport
Make sure the forks pass under the load and are position” in this Manual, it means the configuration of
adjusted to the maximum possible width. the vehicle is as described below:
Bring the vehicle near the load slowly with the forks in - Turret in central position;
the horizontal position. Move carefully to insert the - Stabilisers completely retracted and raised;
forks under the load. The forks must enter the pockets - Telescopic boom completely retracted;
of the pallet all the way with precision. Take care to - Quick-fit coupling rotated slightly upwards;
avoid knocking against the load. - Telescopic boom lowered in such a way as to keep the
load approx. 300 mm off the ground.
Apply the parking brake and set the reverse gear lever
in the neutral position.
Placing a load at a height with the vehicle on
Lift the load [1] slightly and incline the quick-fit tyres
coupling upwards [2] to make the load stable, taking
care to avoid modifying the balance negatively.
4
5
1
6
3
OPERATION 69
After picking up the load, lift [1] and extend [2] the Take care to lift the load vertically on its axis, never
telescopic boom to position the load above the area in sideways or longitudinally.
which it is to be deposited. Move the forklift truck near
to where it is to be deposited [3]. Handling the load with the forklift stationary
Apply the parking brake and set the reverse gear lever Make sure that the wind speed does not exceed
in the neutral position. 10 m/s.
Rotate the quick-fit coupling downwards to position Check that there is no one in the area between the
the load horizontally [4]. Lower and retract the boom load and the forklift truck during operations.
[5] with slow movements to release the load in its
place. Moving the forklift truck with a hanging load
Release the parking brake and set the reverse gear Before starting to move, it is advisable to inspect the
lever in reverse. Release the forks lowering the ground in order to avoid slopes, excessive inclinations,
telescopic boom slightly and moving slowly in reverse dips, holes and ground that is too soft.
[6]. Make sure that the wind speed does not exceed
35 km/h.
Picking up a load without pallet
The maximum travelling speed of the forklift truck
must not exceed 1.4 km/h (check this value in the
Pick&Carry section in the use and maintenance
manual for the specific accessory fitted).
Move and stop the forklift truck as smoothly and softly
as possible to minimise load swinging.
Carry the load a few centimetres off the ground (max.
300 mm (check this value in the Pick&Carry section in
Position the vehicle at right angles to the load. the use and maintenance manual for the specific
Approach the load with the telescopic boom accessory fitted)) with minimum boom extension. Do
completely lowered and retracted. Apply the parking not exceed the load indicated on the charts.
brake and set the gear lever in neutral. If the load starts swinging too much, immediately stop
and lower the boom to the ground.
Incline the quick-fit coupling downwards. Extend the
When moving, get help from a second person on the
telescopic boom slowly and at the same time rotate
ground who, standing at least 3 m from the load, with
the quick-fit coupling upwards to insert the forks
the help of a holding bar or rope, tries to stop the load
under the load.
swinging. Make sure that you always have a good view
If the operation is found to be difficult, insert a wedge of this person.
behind the load, to prevent it from shifting while the The lateral stability can have a maximum deviation of
forks are being inserted. 5% (Rev. A 5°).
The longitudinal stability can have a maximum
Picking up and placing a suspended load
deviation of 15% (Rev. A 14°), with upstream load, and
10% (Rev. A 10°), with downstream load.
ATTENTION The angle of the boom must not exceed 45° (check this
Failure to follow the instructions below may result in value in the Pick&Carry section in the use and
loss of stability with consequent overturning of the maintenance manual for the specific accessory fitted).
forklift truck.
Moving the centre of gravity
General conditions of use Before picking up a load, it is necessary to know its
mass and centre of gravity.
The length of the harness or chain should be as short
as possible so as to minimise swinging of the load. The position of the centre of gravity is indicated on the
dimensional drawings and on the load charts in the
70 OPERATION
Use and Maintenance Manuals of the individual that this manoeuvre is exceptional and can only be
accessories. carried out over short distances.
˗ The forklift truck’s signalling systems and lights
During operation, the forklift truck is subjected to a
must be suitable for its conditions of use. The
number of stresses that can affect its stability and
vehicle’s standard lighting might not be enough for
therefore its safety.
use in environments that are poorly lit or at night.
The objective of greater operational safety is achieved
by complying with the balancing principle, which Traversing over sloping ground
entails operating without compromising the
longitudinal and transverse balance of the forklift
truck, in order to prevent the causes that may cause it
to overturn. Working with the vehicle on sloping ground can
cause overturning or slipping. Move forward and
For loads with a movable centre of gravity (e.g. brake gently taking the necessary precautions.
liquids), possible variations in the centre of gravity
must be taken into account to determine the load Always move in a straight line to climb up or down a
volume to be handled. slope.
Moving crosswise or horizontally along the slope is
extremely dangerous.
It is forbidden to handle a load exceeding the actual Always use the parking brake when placing or lifting
capacity specified on the corresponding load chart in a load on a slope.
the Use and Maintenance Manual of the individual
accessory used. When travelling on sloping routes, whether uphill or
Operate with the utmost caution and care to limit downhill, turn the lifting accessory downstream for
such variations as much as possible. empty movements and upstream for movements with
a load.
It is strictly forbidden to move with the load facing
Visibility downstream on a downhill slope, because it would
When driving the vehicle, it is mandatory to remain seriously compromise the stability of the load and the
particularly vigilant especially in its immediate vicinity forklift truck.
due to the possible presence of people, animals,
If you must go down the slope with a load, do so in
obstacles, etc.
reverse gear with the load positioned upstream.
Her are a few useful recommendations to have, and
If you must go up the slope with a load, do so in
maintain, good visibility around the vehicle:
forward gear with the load positioned upstream.
˗ Make sure you always have a good view from the
cab (clean windows, sufficient lighting, rear view
mirror adjusted, etc.).
˗ Always try to have a good view of the route, with
direct vision and indirect vision (using the panoramic
rear view mirrors) to check for the possible presence
of people, animals, holes, obstacles, changes in
slope, etc.
˗ Visibility, on the right side, may be reduced when
raising the boom, so make sure you have a good
view of the route before raising the boom and
proceeding with operations.
˗ If visibility while travelling forward is not sufficient
enough to guarantee safety due to the size of the
load, it is advisable to travel in reverse. Remember
OPERATION 71
Climatic conditions of use In case of snow be very careful not to move away from
the roadside; anything buried along the edge of the
It is recommended to always take into account the road could cause the vehicle to overturn or damage
climatic and atmospheric conditions of the place of some components.
vehicle use.
Surfaces covered with snow or ice are extremely
The vehicle is designed for use in different dangerous, operate with great caution and reduce the
temperature, humidity and altitude conditions. vehicle speed as much as possible.
However, it is still advisable to observe the values
below: In case of snow operate with great caution, if the
vehicle sinks into the snow there is a risk that it may
Parameter Values overturn or remain buried and/or trapped.
Be very careful when moving on icy ground; as the
from -20 °C to +40 °C
temperature increases, the base becomes loose and
Operating temperature (from -4 °F to +104
slippery.
°F)
from -25 °C to +50 °C Using the vehicle in wind
Storage temperature (from -13 °F to +122
The variation in wind speed can lead to many
°F)
problems such as loss of vehicle stability, swinging
Humidity from 20% to 95% load, reduced visibility due to rising earth, dust,
leaves, etc.
< 2500 m
Altitude
(< 8200 ft) Unfavourable factors for vehicle use are:
For use in extreme cold conditions, it is necessary to ˗ Location of the site: the aerodynamic effect of
install a few additional devices to help with start-up buildings, trees and other structures can lead to an
(e.g. coolant, fuel, engine oil and/or hydraulic oil increase in wind speed.
heater, higher capacity batteries, etc.) ˗ The height of the extended boom: the higher it
extends vertically, the more the wind speed is
Contact your dealer or the After-Sales Service for perceived.
recommendations and technical assistance or consult ˗ The load area: the more area the load occupies, the
the “Start-up in extreme climates” and “Setup for more it is affected by the wind force.
countries with cold climate (optional)” sections in
this manual. Near gale
Magni telescopic handlers can be used up to a wind
Adverse climatic conditions
speed of 36 km/h equal to 10 m/s (5 on the Beaufort
Always take into account the climatic and atmospheric scale) measured on the ground.
conditions of the place of use.
Wind-Chill effect
Using the vehicle in snow
NOTE: At a temperature of 10 °C, a wind speed of 32
km/h (8.9 m/s) makes the exposed parts of the body
feel a temperature of 0 °C.
Be careful to use the vehicle and proceed with great The higher you climb, the more the wind speed
caution in the event of snow falling and/or snow on increases and the more the feeling of a drop in
the ground as it hides obstacles and objects, it can temperature increases.
cover holes / excavations / ditches, etc.
It is strictly forbidden to operate if the amount of
snow is such that the obstacles and dangers along the In the presence of strong wind (5 on the Beaufort
route cannot be clearly distinguished. scale) never lift loads with a surface area of more
than 1 m².
72 OPERATION
Mechanical blocking of the turret Periodically check the correct sliding of the pin in its
seat: if necessary, grease it to avoid seizing due to rust
The mechanical turret block is located on the turret to and corrosion of the materials.
the right of the telescopic boom.
During road circulation it is mandatory to enter the
To insert the mechanical block, align the turret so that mechanical lock of the turret rotation.
the pin is aligned with its seat.
Display the main page on the multiple function display.
Check to make sure the green light 1 inside the turret
rotation indicator lights up.
Hold pin 2 by its handle. Lift the pin and rotate it anti-
clockwise. Push the pin in downwards all the way.
Hydraulic blocking of turret rotation

(optional)
The buttons shown above are present if said optional

device is present on the forklift truck being used.
To release turret rotation, press the green button until
the shear pin is lifted completely.
To block turret rotation, after aligning the turret,
press the red button until the shear pin is lowered
completely.
OPERATION 73
PARKING THE VEHICLE Leaving the vehicle

Remove the ignition key.
Parking position Before leaving the cab, shut all windows and make
The parking position is a vehicle configuration suitable sure they are locked properly.
for parking and carrying out routine maintenance. Get down from the vehicle and lock the cab door shut.
Always leave the vehicle in the parked position when it
is not working, unless expressly indicated in this Use Open the engine compartment and check for debris.
and Maintenance Manual. Remove any debris or paper if present to prevent risk
of fire.
Turn the battery disconnect switch to switch off the
main circuit. This will prevent a short circuit and
damage to the batteries and will preserve the charge
from abnormal power draws.
For drive units satisfying the stage IV and stage V

A parked vehicle has the following configuration: anti-pollution standards, wait at least 5 minutes after
- Gear in idle; the I.C. engine is switched off, before acting on the
- Parking brake on; main electric circuit to disconnect it. This will help
- All wheels aligned; protect the AdBlue purification plant.
- Stabilisers completely retracted and raised; Lock the engine compartment with a key. Lock the
- Turret in central position; compartment at the back of the cab and on the left
- Telescopic boom completely retracted; hand side of the vehicle with a key. Lock the fuel tank
- Telescopic boom completely lowered, or with cap with a key.
equipment resting on the ground;
- Engine switched off and ignition key deactivated. Before leaving the vehicle, check all the locks. Install a
waterproof covering to protect the vehicle from
Stopping the vehicle atmospheric agents if it is to remain unused for a long
period.
Park the vehicle on level ground as far as possible.
If the vehicle is to be parked on a slope, block all four
wheels with wedges.
Retract and lower the boom completely to bring the
equipment to rest on the ground. Do not park the
vehicle with a load hanging from the equipment.
Use the service brake pedal to stop the vehicle.
After stopping move the gear lever to neutral and
apply the parking brake. Release the service brake
pedal and make sure the vehicle cannot move.
Never leave the ignition key in the forklift truck with
the conductor absent.
If the vehicle is to remain parked for a long period,
protect it from atmospheric agents.
Before stopping the engine let it run at minimum for a
few minutes. Immediately stopping the engine after it
has been working under load can cause overheating
and premature wear of some of the components.
74 OPERATION
INFORMATION REGARDING Lifting and anchoring the vehicle

TRANSPORT
If the vehicle slips during transport, it can cause injury
Shipping the vehicle or even death.
Make sure the total weight of the vehicle and The vehicle may slip if inadequate procedures or
transport vehicle comply with the standards and equipment are used for transport. Use suitable
regulations in force in the countries along the route. procedures and equipment for transport.
Ensure that the road chosen has vertical and
horizontal margins suitable for the transport vehicle Lifting
with the vehicle loaded on it.
Before loading the vehicle, remove all slippery
material from the transport vehicle, railway carriage
or loading ramp.
Before loading the vehicle, always block the wheels of
the transport vehicle or railway carriage with wedges.
The boom must be completely retracted and lowered,
until the quick-fit coupling or equipment come to rest
on the transport vehicle.
The dimensions and weights for shipping a standard
vehicle are shown in this Use and Maintenance Manual
in the technical specifications.
Travelling by road with the vehicle

The vehicle must conform to the road travel codes of
the country in which it is to be used.
Consult your dealer for additional information on the
matter.
Observe the general rules on the matter of road travel
in force in the country in which the vehicle is to be
used.
While travelling on roads, only use the mode with two
steering wheels.
Travel with the telescopic boom completely retracted
and lowered as far as possible.
Make sure that the quick-fit coupling is high enough
from the ground.
During road circulation it is mandatory to enter the
mechanical lock of the turret rotation.
The circulation on the road with accessory mounted
in the head of the boom is allowed only if expressly
Use equipment approved for the weight of the vehicle
indicated in the technical attachment of the road
to be lifted together with the equipment.
approval.
The configuration of the lifting devices must be such
as to avoid damage to the vehicle.
OPERATION 75
Lower the stabilisers until the lower surface of each Towing the vehicle
arm is horizontal. Check using a spirit level.
Wind the lifting belts in positions 1 and 2 as shown
above. Towing the vehicle using an incorrect procedure can
cause serious accidents.
Anchoring
Before disengaging the negative brake manually,
block the vehicle to prevent its movement.
Follow the instructions given below to tow the
vehicle correctly.
Towing a faulty vehicle must be done only for short

distances and at speeds not exceeding 10 km/h. If the
vehicle is to be transported for longer distances and at
higher speeds, use a suitable transport vehicle.
Install anchoring devices approved for the weight of Before towing the vehicle, retract and lower the
the vehicle with equipment. Fix the anchoring devices telescopic boom completely and remove the load.
at the four points indicated. Do not use chains for towing the vehicle. Use steel
Block the front and rear wheels of the vehicle with cables with rings at the ends, or a special rigid tow bar.
wedges. Insert the wedges from both sides of each Make sure the cable is in good condition. Make sure
tyre. the cable has a nominal carrying capacity 1.5 times the
weight of the vehicle to be towed.
Apply the parking brake and set the gear lever in
neutral. Position the reversing gear lever in the neutral
position. Apply the parking brake. Switch on the
Make sure the boom is completely retracted. Make emergency lights. Block the wheels of the vehicle with
sure the boom is lowered and the equipment rests on wedges.
the surface of the transport vehicle.
Connect one end of the cable to the two front eyelets
Stop the engine and remove the ignition key. Get out of on the towing vehicle. Connect the other end of the
the vehicle and close all windows, doors and cable to the two front eyelets of the vehicle to be
compartments. towed.
If in doubt, contact your dealer for information and
assistance.
1 2
Go under the vehicle near the front axle. Unscrew lock

nut 1 of power screw 2. Tighten the power screw
completely. Tighten it further through another turn to
deactivate the negative command brake. Repeat the
operation for both screws on the same axle.
Have an operator climb on the vehicle to be towed to
control the braking and steering. An observer must
stand in a safe position to check the outcome of the
operations. The observer must not stand on the
vehicle to be towed.
76 OPERATION
Disengage the parking brake and remove the wedges.

Tighten the tow cable slowly. Avoid sudden
movements to avoid overload on the cable. Keep the
angle between the vehicle and the towing cable
minimum; it must not exceed 30° in any case
whatsoever.
Because of the impossibility of listing all the
precautions and towing procedures for all the
situations, it is advisable to consult your Dealer for
assistance.
Manual positioning of the gear in neutral

The gear must be positioned manually in case of
malfunctioning of its lever because of a hydraulic
failure.
1 2
Move under the vehicle near the front axle from the
right side. Identify the hydrostatic transmission and
hydraulic actuator of the gear.
Disconnect unions 1 and 2 from the actuator, and plug
the ends of the tubes with suitably sized screw caps.
Using a tool as lever, shift rod 3 of the actuator to the
intermediate position. There is a “click” when the
actuator moves from one position to another.
Complete the operation by detaching the universal
shaft from the transmission shaft by unscrewing the
screws.
OPERATION 77
Nuts and bolts in inches
Diameter Tightening torque

MAINTENANCE 1/4 12 ± 3 Nm
General information 5/16 25 ± 6 Nm
3/8 47 ± 9 Nm
Tightening torques
7/16 70 ± 15 Nm
1/2 105 ± 20 Nm
Unsuitable bolts or those of incorrect size can cause
damage, faults and injuries. 9/16 160 ± 30 Nm
Take care to avoid mixing metric nuts and bolts with
nuts and bolts in inches. 5/8 215 ± 40 Nm
3/4 370 ± 50 Nm
The tightening torques shown below are meant as
general reference. Exceptions are indicated on a case by 7/8 620 ± 80 Nm
case basis.
1 900 ± 100 Nm
Before fitting any component, make sure it is as good
as new. Bolts and threads must not be worn or 1 1/8 1300 ± 150 Nm
damaged. The threads must not have burrs or be
chipped. 1 1/4 1800 ± 200 Nm
The components must not be rusty or corroded. 1 3/8 2400 ± 300 Nm
Clean the components with a non corrosive detergent.
Do not grease the threads of the bolts unless 1 1/2 3100 ± 350 Nm
otherwise specified.
Metric nuts and bolts Tube clamps

For fitting on a new tube:
Diameter Tightening torque
Width Tightening torque
M6 12 ± 3 Nm
7.9 mm 0.9 ± 0.2 Nm
M8 28 ± 7 Nm
13.5 mm 4.5 ± 0.5 Nm
M10 55 ± 10 Nm
15.9 mm 7.5 ± 0.5 Nm
M12 100 ± 20 Nm
M14 160 ± 30 Nm For a second assembly:
M16 240 ± 40 Nm Width Tightening torque

M20 460 ± 60 Nm 7.9 mm 0.7 ± 0.2 Nm
M24 800 ± 100 Nm 13.5 mm 3.0 ± 0.5 Nm
M30 1600 ± 200 Nm 15.9 mm 4.5 ± 0.5 Nm
M36 2700 ± 300 Nm
MAINTENANCE 79
Tyres
Periodically check that the inflation value is correct,
also according to sensitive climatic variations and/or
Only use tyres approved by Magni Telescopic working environments, as given in this manual, on
Handlers. the sticker applied near each wheel under the
mudguard or, if it is missing, contact Magni TH
Support Service.
Inflation with air

Adjust the tyre inflation apparatus regulator to not
more than 0.5 bar more than the inflation pressure.
In case of doubt regarding the inflation pressure for
fitted tyres, contact your dealer.
Use a quick-fit coupling on the tyre valve and keep a
safe distance when inflating the tyres. Inflation with nitrogen
Appropriate equipment and training are necessary
to avoid excessive inflation. Inadequate procedures
can cause a tyre to burst or breakage of a rim. Special equipment and training are necessary for
inflating tyres with nitrogen. Non conforming
Before inflating a tyre, install it on the vehicle or on
procedures can lead to bursting of a tyre or breakage
a device to hold it steady.
of a rim, with serious consequences, sometimes even
mortal.
Standard inflation pressures The pressure inside a filled nitrogen cylinder is about
150 bar. If not used correctly, the inflation equipment
The inflation pressures given below are those for cold
can explode causing serious injuries or even death.
inflation and standard shipment of Magni vehicles,
and may vary depending on the conditions of use. For
It is advisable to use dry nitrogen for inflating tyres and
more information, contact the tyres supplier.
adjusting pressures. Nitrogen is an inert gas and
Do not fill tyres with foam. Tyres filled with foam can reduces risk of explosion.
damage certain components of the vehicle. Using Nitrogen reduces rusting of the wheel, deterioration,
tyres filled with foam can invalidate the warranty. and rusting of the rims.
It is permitted to use liquid sealant in tyres. Make Adjust the tyre inflation apparatus regulator to not
sure the maximum weight of the vehicle is not more than 1.4 bar more than the inflation pressure.
exceeded after filling with liquid sealant. If the Use the same inflation pressure as that with air.
maximum weight of the vehicle is exceeded the
warranty and the certification of certain components
and structures may be cancelled.
Tyres inflated in the workshop (approx. 18°C to 21°C)
will be deflated if the vehicle works at temperatures
below zero. Adjust the tyre pressure in case of
environmental temperatures less than 0 °C.
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Standard tyre characteristics for RTH 4.18 models

Measurement characteristics Make Inflation pressure Rim size
18 R 19,5
MPT-03 TL 156D Mitas 4.5 bar (0.45 Mpa) (65 psi) 14.00 x 19.5
(445/65 R 19,5)
Standard tyre characteristics for RTH 5.18 – RTH 5.21 RTH 5.23 – RTH 5.25– RTH 6.21 – RTH 6.23 –
RTH 6.25 models
Measurement characteristics Make Inflation pressure Rim size
18 R x22.5
AGP23 169F Aeolus 8.30 bar (0.83 Mpa) (120 psi) 14.00 x 22.5
(445/65 R 22,5)
18 R x22.5
AE77 169F Aeolus 8.00 bar (0.80 Mpa) (116 psi) 14.00 x 22.5
(445/65 R 22,5)
MAINTENANCE 81
Washing
While cleaning the vehicles, avoid using high

pressure water jets on visible and invisible
While cleaning the vehicle, avoid aiming high
connectors: under the cab, at the head of the
pressure water jets directly at the hydraulic hoses
telescopic boom, inside the rear cab compartment,
inside the turret.
on the transducers of the valves, on all the micro
switches, in the vicinity of bonnets and covers fitted
with grilles.
82 MAINTENANCE
Fuseboxes
Turret compartment fuseboxes [p.n.37178]
Reference Colour Description Amperes
3B6 electronic level gauge, 3B6 boom strain gauge,

F1 Nut brown 5A
rotation manifold encoder
F2 Nut brown Midac Plus 3B6 electronic control unit 5A
F3 Nut brown Touch-screen panel timer 5A
F4 Nut brown Vehicle radio 5A
F5 Nut brown GPS setup 5A
F6 Nut brown Setup 5A
F7 Nut brown Cab ceiling light 5A
F8 Nut brown GPS setup 5A
F9 Nut brown Window washing water pump, horn 5A
F10 Brown Cab switches 7.5 A
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F11 Brown Optional Cabletronic control unit for steering 7.5 A
F12 Brown Windscreen wipers intermittence 7.5 A
F13 Brown Compensation and lift sensors 7.5 A
F14 Brown Vehicle radio 7.5 A
F15 Brown Danfoss directional control valve 7.5 A
F16 Brown Pneumatic cab seat 7.5 A
F17 Brown Lights stalk switch, gears stalk switch 7.5 A
F18 Brown HAZARD switch 7.5 A
F19 Red Boom head functions 10 A
F20 Red Trailer socket 10 A
F21 Blue Front cab work lights 15 A
F22 Blue Midac Plus 3B6 control unit power output 15 A
F23 Blue Rear cab work lights 15 A
F24 Blue Autec radio control 15 A
F25 Blue Upper windscreen wiper 15 A
F26 Blue Front windscreen wiper 15 A
F27 Blue Rear windscreen wiper 15 A
F28 Blue Cigarette lighter 15 A
F29 White Master Cabletronic control unit 25 A
F30 White Boom head work lights 25 A
R1 Main power supply disconnected by ignition key 70 A
Main power supply disconnected by mushroom shaped

R2 70 A
emergency button
R3 Boom head work lights 20 A
R4 HAZARD intermittence
R5 Setup for safety columns 20 A
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R6 Front cab work lights 10 A
R7 Rear cab work lights 10 A
R8 Hot water tap valve opening 10 A
R9 Hot water tap valve closing 10 A
R10 Air conditioning tap opening 10 A
R11 Air conditioning tap closing 10 A
R12 Front windscreen wiper intermittence 10 A
R13 Front windscreen wiper 1° speed 10 A
R14 Front windscreen wiper 2° speed 10 A
R15 Upper windscreen wiper 1° speed 10 A
R16 Rear windscreen wiper 1° speed 10 A
R17 Locked up vehicle radio power supply 10 A
KT18 Touch screen panel timer -
KT19 Windscreen wipers intermittence function -
MAINTENANCE 85
Fuseboxes [p.n.23546] in the chassis compartment for models with continuous rotation
F1 Nut brown Optional positive “15”. 30 A
F2 Red Diagnostics positive “30”. 10 A
F3 Nut brown Hydromotor positive “15”. 5A
F4 Nut brown Positive “15” stabilisers proximity switches. 5A
F5 Brown Positive “15” turret control unit. 7.5 A
F6 Nut brown Left road lights positive “15”. 5A
F7 Nut brown Right road lights positive “15”. 5A
F8 Brown Positive “15” left side low beams. 7.5 A
F9 Brown Positive “15” left side high beams. 7.5 A
F10 Brown Positive “15” right side high beams. 7.5 A
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F11 Brown Positive “15” right side low beams. 7.5 A
F12 Brown Positive “15” reversing lights and buzzer. 7.5 A
F13 Brown Positive “15” parking brake control system. 5A
F14 Brown Positive “15” slow/fast speed change. 7.5 A
F15 Brown Positive “15” available in motor plant line. 7.5 A
F16 Brown Positive “15” engine override. 7.5 A
F17 NOT CONNECTED
F18 Brown Positive “15” B90 Deutz urea temperature quality sensor. 7.5 A
F19 Red Positive “30” available in chassis plant line. 10 A
F20 Red Positive “15” air conditioner trinary pressure switch. 10 A
F23 Red Positive “15” stop lights 10 A
F24 Blue Positive “15” setup. 15 A
F25 Yellow Positive “15” power supply 30 R5. 20 A
F26 Yellow Positive “15” electric fan-2 oil radiator 20 A
F28 Yellow Positive “15” B54 & B56 NOx sensors. 15 A
F29 Yellow Positive “15” Cabletronic chassis expansion control unit 20 A
F30 White Positive “15” Cabletronic chassis slave control unit 25 A
F31 Nut brown Positive “15” Deutz converter DC/DC power supply 5A
F32 Green Positive “30” Deutz heated urea tubes 30 A
F33 Yellow Positive “30” Deutz engine fuel pump 20 A
F34 Yellow Positive “15” Danfoss engine fuel pump 20 A
F35 Pink Positive “15” left front stabilisers proximity switch 3A
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F36 Pink Positive “15” right front stabilisers proximity switch 3A
F37 Pink Positive “15” left front stabilisers proximity switch 3A
F38 Pink Positive “15” right front stabilisers proximity switch 3A
F39 Nut brown Positive “15” retarder control 5A
F40 NOT CONNECTED
Main power supply relay selected by mushroom-shaped

RT 80 A
emergency button
R1 Main power supply relay selected by ignition key 70 A
R2 Low beams relay 20 A
R3 Hydraulic fluid electric fan 2 relay 20 A
R4 Hydraulic fluid electric fan 1 relay 20 A
R5 Road lights relay 20 A
R6 Stabilisers descent function negative cut-off relay 20 A
R7 STOP lights relay 10 A
R8 Available 10 A
R9 Slow/fast speed change relay 10 A
R10 Engine reset relay 10 A
R11 Available relay 10 A
R12 Reversing lights and buzzer relay 10 A
R13* Heated urea tubes main power supply relay (DEUTZ) 40 A
R14 Fuel pump relay 20 A
R15* Relay - urea heating inside tank (DEUTZ) 10 A
R16* Urea delivery tube heating relay 10 A
R17* Urea return tube heating relay 10 A
R18* Urea suction heating relay 10 A
Relays 13 – 15 – 16 – 17 – 18 are not present in the junction box of engines complying to regulations 3A.
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Fuseboxes [p.n.36533] in the chassis compartment for models with limited rotation
F1 Green Positive “30” DEUTZ engine control unit EDC17 CV54 30 A
F2 Nut brown Positive “30” available in motor plant line. 5A
Positive “15” Deutz diagnostics; Bosch Rexroth diagnostics and 5A

F3 Nut brown
consent relay Neutral position at EDC17 CV54
F4 Nut brown Positive “15” stabilisers proximity switches. 5A
F5 Nut brown Positive “15” Bosch Rexroth control unit electronics. 5A
F6 Nut brown Positive “15” left side road lights. 5A
F7 Nut brown Positive “15” right side road lights. 5A
F8 Brown Positive “15” left side low beams. 7.5 A
F9 Brown Positive “15” left side high beams. 7.5 A
F10 Brown Positive “15” right side high beams. 7.5 A
F11 Brown Positive “15” right side low beams. 7.5 A
F12 Brown Positive “15” reversing lights and buzzer. 7.5 A
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F13 Brown Positive “15” parking brake control system. 7.5 A
F14 Brown Positive “15” slow/fast speed change. 7.5 A
F15 Brown Positive “15” available in motor plant line. 7.5 A
F16 Brown Positive “15” stabilisers strain gauges. 7.5 A
F17 Brown Positive “15” 12 VDC trailer socket. 7.5 A
F18 Brown Positive “15” available in chassis plant line 7.5 A
F19 Red Positive “30” available in chassis plant line 10 A
F20 Red Positive “15” air conditioner pressure switch 10 A
F23 Red Positive “15” stop lights 10 A
F24 Blue Positive “15” Bosch Rexroth control unit output 15 A
F25 Yellow Positive “15” air compressor fan. 20 A
F28 Blue Positive “15” available in chassis plant line 15 A
F29 Yellow Positive “15” Cabletronic chassis expansion control unit 20 A
F30 White Positive “15” Cabletronic chassis slave control unit 25 A
F31 Nut brown Positive “15” setup for Deutz converter DC/DC power supply 5A
F32 Green Positive “30” setup for Deutz heated urea tubes power supply 30 A
F33 Yellow Positive “15” Deutz engine fuel pump 20 A
Main power supply relay disconnected by mushroom-shaped 80 A

RT
emergency button.
R1 Main power supply relay disconnected by ignition key. 40 A
R2 Road lights and low beams relay. 20 A
R3 Radiator electric fan relay oil-1. 20 A
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R4 Radiator electric fan relay oil-2. 20 A
R5 Air compressor electric fan relay. 20 A
R6 Stabilisers descent function negative cut-off relay. 20 A
R7 Stop lights relay. 10 A
R8 Relay- Feedback for parking brake bistable. 10 A
R9 Slow/fast speed change relay. 10 A
R10 DEUTZ engine control unit Neutral position relay EDC17 CV54 10 A
R11 Engine line setup relay (engine reset if necessary) 10 A
R12 Reversing lights and buzzer relay. 10 A
Setup relay to chassis line 40 A

R13
(possible heating of urea pipes)
R14 Fuel pump activation relay 20 A
MAINTENANCE 91
Liquids and lubricants

Compartment Type Strength °C (min/max) Litres
50%/50%* -41
KEMETYL Carix Premium
Cooling circuit 23
Longlife
35%/65%* -22
Fuel tank Diesel - - 180
AdBlue tank ISO 22241-1 (AdBlue) - - 10
SAE 5W30 -27/+30
SAE 5W40 -30/+40
DQC III LA SAE 10W30 -20/+30

Engine sump 8
DQC IV LA SAE 10W40 -20/+40
SAE 15W30 -15/+35
SAE 15W40 -15/+40
Front axle gear Oil SAE 85W90 -27/+77 2.8
2.8
Front/rear axles Oil SAE 85W90 -27/+77 11
differentials
Wheel reduction gears Oil SAE 85W90 -27/+77 1.6
Slewing ring rotation

Oil ISO VG 150 + 175 2a
reduction gear
Hydraulic fluid tank Oil ISO 46 -15/+130 180
Greasing points Grease NGLI 2 -30/+120 as requ.
Boom sliding Grease (KERNITE Delavan) PTFE NLGI 2 -20/+150 as requ.
* The percentages correspond, in the order, to the composition of the antifreeze+distilled water mixture:
- 50%/50% means a mixture in equal parts;
- 35%/65% corresponds to a mixture of 35% anti-freeze and 65% distilled water.
a Not present in models: RTH 4.18 / RTH 4.18 Smart.
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Spares for routine maintenance
Position Description Quantity Code
Alternator transmission belt Belt 1 34631
Compressor transmission belt Belt 1 24230
Cab air filter Filter cartridge 1 09371
Engine air filter Primary air filter cartridge 1 24069
Engine air filter Safety filter cartridge 1 12684
Fuel filter Filter cartridge 1 24309
Fuel pre-filter Filter cartridge 1 24293
Transmission hydraulic oil filter

Filter cartridge 1 23094
(delivery/suction)
Engine oil filter Filter cartridge 1 24289
AdBlue pump filter Filter cartridge 33204
Hydraulic oil tank bleed 1 12734
MAINTENANCE 93
Every 250 hours of operation or every 3 months

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE Telescopic boom chains –
Read and understand all the warnings and instructions checking and lubrication
before starting any maintenance operation. Transmission belt - check
Before carrying out any maintenance operation, make Differentials oil - check
sure all the scheduled actions have been carried out as
Two-speed reduction gear oil – check
planned.
Wheel reduction gear oil – check
In cases where the vehicle operates in particularly harsh
environmental conditions (e.g.: quarries, desert areas, Steering elements – lubrication
dusty and / or sandy areas) plan to halve the Turret rotation slewing ring gear – check
maintenance intervals indicated below. reduction gear oil
As required Every 500 hours of operation or every 6 months

Telescopic boom chain - adjustment Hydraulic oil filter – replacement (suction)
Transmission belt - replacement Hydraulic oil filter – replacement (drainage)
AdBlue filter Engine oil and filter – replacement
Fuel tank - refuelling Fuel prefilter – replacement
Window washing liquid tank - filling Engine radiator – cleaning
Every 10 hours of operation or daily Turret rotation slewing ring gear – check tightening
of bolts
Engine oil - check
Coolant - check Every 1000 hours of operation or every year
Telescopic boom sliding blocks – check Telescopic boom chains – check for wear
Liquid leaks – check Fuel filter – replacement
Emergency hydraulic pump – AdBlue filter – replacement
operating test Air filter – replacement of primary cartridge
Wheels - check the tyre pressure Differentials oil - change
Every 50 hours of operation or every 2 weeks Two-speed reduction gear oil – change
Transmission shaft – Wheel reduction gears oil – change

lubrication of universal joints Telescopic boom sliding blocks – adjust the play
Axles – lubrication of oscillation bushes Turret rotation slewing ring gear –
Axles – lubrication of levelling cylinders pins change reduction gear oil - check play
Hydraulic fluid - check Fuel tank – clean
Telescopic boom sliding blocks – lubrication Every 1500 hours of operation

Telescopic boom pins – lubrication Fuel filter – clean mesh element
Fuel prefilter – discharge water Fuel prefilter – replacement
Turret rotation slewing ring gear – lubrication
Every 2000 hours of operation or every 2 years
Wheels – check tightening of nuts
Hydraulic fluid - change
Stabilisers – lubrication of pins
Air filter – replacing the safety cartridge
Coolant - change
94 MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS Lubrication of levelling cylinders pins
2
Transmission shaft
Lubrication of universal joints
Set the vehicle in the parking position. Make sure no

one approaches the work area.
Access the levelling cylinders present behind the
wheels of the vehicle. Lubricate pins 2 and 3 by
Set the vehicle in the parking position. Make sure no injecting grease in the grease nipples provided for
one approaches the work area. the purpose. This operation does not concern RTH
5.18 / 5.18 Smart models.
Lubricate the universal joints by injecting grease into
the grease nipples 1. Repeat for all the transmission Telescopic boom chains
shaft joints. Remove the excess grease.
Checking and lubrication
Axles
Lubrication of oscillation bushes
Position the vehicle on stabilisers. Centre the turret

and extend the telescopic boom completely in the
horizontal position.
one approaches the work area. Clean the chains and inspect carefully for signs of wear.
Brush thoroughly to remove impurities. For maximum
Stand near the front axle oscillation bushes. Inject efficiency use a hard nylon brush and clean fuel.
grease in the grease nipples 1 present on both sides of
the axle (front and rear). Blow on the chains with compressed air. Lubricate
with a brush soaked in oil. Wipe excess oil using a clean
Repeat the lubrication for the rear axle. cloth.
Lubricate the pins of the rotation pulleys by injecting
grease in the grease nipples provided for the purpose.
Repeat the operations for all the outer chains and for
all the pulleys of each extension of the telescopic
boom.
MAINTENANCE 95
Adjustment Checking for wear
The services of an operator and an inspector are To check the chains for wear, the main structural
required to check the chains to see if they require dimensions of the chains of each extension must be
adjustment. known. Take measurements of a new chain or contact
Extend the telescopic boom in the horizontal position. your dealer for this information.
Provide a rapid pulse to retract the boom and observe Position the vehicle on stabilisers. Centre the turret
the oscillation of the chains. If, during oscillation, and extend the telescopic boom completely in the
distance H is less than 4 cm, the chain must be horizontal position.
adjusted.
Measure the lengthening of the chain due to wear.
Take the measurements on sections with 15-18 links.
Use the heads of the pins as reference. If the
lengthening of any of the sections is found to be ≥ 2%,
the chain must be replaced.
Check the wear on the plates profile (H1 or H2) and
2 compare with a new chain (H). If the chain is found to
1 be [(H-H1)/H]x100 ≥ 2% or [(H-H2)/H]x100 ≥ 3.5% at
any point, it must be replaced.
To adjust the chain, first loosen lock nut 1, then turn Check the wear on the edge of the plates and on the
screw 2 clockwise to increase the chain tension, or heads of the pins. If in any point the chain is found to
anti-clockwise to decrease it. be (R1/R)x100 ≥ 25% or /S1/S)x100 ≥ 20%, it must be
replaced. Since this is a case of abnormal wear, before
Measure the distance between the chain axis and the making the replacement, check for the causes of wear
surface of the boom. The reference values are: and implement corrective measures.
- first extension: min. 85 mm, max. 100 mm; Repeat the measurements for all the chains. For each
- second extension: min. 65 mm, max. 80 mm. chain, take a number of measurements on a number
- third extension: min. 70 mm, max. 80 mm. of sections to check non uniform wear. Always take
the most worn area as reference.
For replacement of one or more chains, contact your
Take special care to avoid tightening the chains
dealer for assistance.
excessively. Breakage of a chain following incorrect
adjustment without the dealer’s assistance can lead
to serious damage.
96 MAINTENANCE
Phase displacement of the boom Replacement
Before operating, check the phase displacement of the B↔A

telescopic boom extensions: if a certain phase
displacement is ascertained, solve the problem by
acting immediately on the extensions closure command
until the boom is retracted completely.
A misalignment greater than 50 mm involves risk of
breakage of the hydraulic pipes inside the boom.
1 screw - 2 screw - 3 screw - 4 adjuster wrench.
Transmission belt
To replace the transmission belt:
- loosen the screw and lock nut,
Work on the transmission belt only with the engine - move the generator above the adjuster wrench in
stopped! After repairs, make sure all the protection direction B until the belt slackens,
devices have been refitted and that no tool has been - remove the belts and fit the new ones,
forgotten on the engine. - reposition the generator above the adjuster wrench
in direction A until the belt tension is correct,
Checking the belt tension - check the belt tension:
▪ pre-tensioning 650 ± 50 Nm
▪ correct tension 400 ± 50 Nm
- tighten the screw and lock nut.
Tightening torque: screw 1 30 Nm
screw 2 42 Nm
screw 3 30 Nm
Engine oil
To check the tension of the belts, lower the arm of

indicator 1 in the tester.
Do not operate with the engine running!
Place the guide 3 between two pulleys on the V-belt 2.
At this point, the stop must be on the side. Do not smoke or use naked flames!
Press button 4 in the right corner with respect to V- Danger of burns!

belt 2 uniformly until the spring clicks audibly.
During operations on the lubricant oil system, ensure
Lift the tester gently, without modifying the position
utmost cleanliness. Thoroughly clean the area around
of the indicator arm 1.
the components involved from time to time.
Read the value measured on the intersection point
(arrow), scale 5 and indicator arm 1. Dry the damp parts with air jets. For handling
lubricant oils follow the safety directives and specific
Correct the tension if necessary and repeat the local standards.
measurement.
The belt tension tester can be ordered through the
Customer Service.
MAINTENANCE 97
Dispose of the leaked lubricant oil and the filter Replacing the lubrication oil cartridge
elements. Do not let the used lubricant oil spread in
the ground. Run a test cycle after every intervention.
At the same time, ensure sealing and pressure of the
lubricant oil and then check its level.
Loosen the filter using the tool and unscrew it.

Collect the lubricant oil that flows out.
Wipe the surface of the filter-holder with a clean cloth
that does not leave lint.
Oil the original DEUTZ filter cartridge seal slightly.
An insufficient and/or excessive lubricant oil level Manually screw the new filter tightening it by applying
can damage the engine. Check the oil level only with a 10-12 Nm torque.
the engine horizontal and stopped. Check the
lubricant oil level only while it is warm, 5 minutes Fuel prefilter
after the engine is switched off. Do not remove the
oil level rod with the engine running. Danger of FLAMMABLE MATERIAL
burns.
Fuel is flammable and can cause severe burns and
Checking the engine oil level death.
Remove the rod and wipe it clean with a cloth, do not Do not smoke or use naked flames while working on
leave fibres. the fuel line.
Insert the oil rod up to the stop then remove it and Clean the engine parts and engine compartment to
read the lubricant oil level. remove all traces of fuel to prevent risk of fire.
The level must always be between the MIN and MAX
notches, if necessary top up to the MAX notch.
Changing the engine oil

Heat the engine until the oil temperature reaches
> 80 °C.
Park the vehicle on a horizontal surface and stop the
engine.
Place a container under the drain screw, unscrew the 1 pump fuel supply - 2 bleed screw - 3 electric
latter and drain out the lubricant oil. connection for the water level sensor - 4 drainage cap -
5 filter cartridge - 6 fuel tank inlet
After draining, reposition the screw with a new sealing
ring and tighten by applying a 55 Nm torque. Emptying the water container
Fill lubricant oil, warm the engine to a temperature Stop the engine.
> 80 °C and check the lubricant oil level.
Place a suitable container.
Top up, if necessary.
Electrical connection
Disconnect the cables.
Loosen the drainage screw.
98 MAINTENANCE
Drain the liquid until the pure diesel fuel starts flowing Bleed the fuel supply system
out.
The fuel supply system is bled by means of the fuel
Fit the drainage cap by applying a tightening torque delivery electric pump.
of 1.6±0.3 Nm.
To make sure fault messages are not generated,
Connect the cables. try not to start up during the bleeding process.
Replacing the fuel filter cartridge
This process is carried out as described below:
Stop the engine.
Switched on
Block the fuel intake to the engine (if the tank is
positioned at the top). The fuel delivery electronic pump is activated for
20 seconds to bleed the fuel supply system and
Place a suitable container. generate the necessary fuel pressure.
Electrical connection Wait for the fuel delivery electric pump to be
Disconnect the cables. deactivated from the control unit.
Unscrew the drainage cap and drain out the liquid. Switch off
Remove the filter element. Repeat the process at least twice until the fuel supply
Wipe the surface of the new filter cartridge and the system bleeding is complete.
opposite side of the filter head to remove dirt.
AdBlue filter
Slightly dampen the surfaces of the filter cartridge
with fuel and re-screw the filter head clockwise (17-18
Nm). RISK OF INTOXICATION
Fit the drainage cap by applying a tightening torque The ammonia in AdBlue is highly toxic and corrosive,
of 1.6±0.3 Nm. and in contact with tissues can cause serious burns or
Connect the cables. even death.
Open the fuel cock and bleed the system Wear protective clothing and goggles to avoid
(see "Bleeding the fuel system"). contact with the tissues.
In case of contact with tissues, rinse thoroughly with
Fuel filter plenty of water and get medical care.
Before working on the AdBlue supply system, read the

safety information given in the section “information
regarding AdBlue”.
Replacement
Loosen the filter using the tool and unscrew it.
Collect the fuel that flows out.
Wipe the surface of the filter-holder with a clean cloth
that does not leave lint.
Oil the original DEUTZ filter cartridge seal slightly.
Manually screw the new filter tightening it by applying
a torque of 10-12 Nm.
Tighten the clamps of the anti-twisting safety
(optional).
Bleed the fuel supply system.
MAINTENANCE 99
Checking
Replacement
1 cover - 2 compensator - 3 filter cartridge. Set the vehicle in the parking position.
Proceed with replacement of the filter cartridge of the Check the level in the expansion tank placed above the
AdBlue supply pump by following the indications radiator. The level is correct when it is half-way on the
given: inspection window.
- switch the engine off, Open the tank, check the coolant additive
- disconnect the electric terminals, concentration ratio using the instrument concerned
(e.g. hydrometer, refractometer)
- place a suitably sized container under the pump and
filter to hold the liquid flowing out. If necessary, top up with a suitable mixture depending
- remove the cover using a 27 mm HH wrench, on the use.
- remove the compensator and filter element Refit the cap and make sure it is tightened properly.
completely, Run the engine to bring it to the required
temperature. Switch off the engine and check for leaks
- replace the filter element and refit it together with the
in the circuit.
compensator,
- fit the cover by applying a 22±2.5 Nm tightening Bleeding the cooling system
torque,
- reconnect the electrical system,
- start up the engine.
For drive units satisfying the stage IV and stage V
anti-pollution standards, in order to protect the
AdBlue purification system, wait at least 5 minutes
after the I.C. engine is switched off, before acting on
the main electric circuit to disconnect it.
Coolant
Set the vehicle in the parking position.
DANGER OF BURNS
Remove the radiator cap carefully to release the
The coolant is pressurised and at high temperature residual pressure.
with the engine switched on. When the cap is Place a suitably sized container under the drainage cap
removed, the liquid may flow out violently and cause to collect the coolant flowing out.
serious burns.
Remove screw 1 and drain out the coolant. If the screw
Make sure the engine is cold before working on the is not accessible, drain through the engine oil radiator
cooling system. (coolant duct).
Refit the screw by applying mastic.
Refit the radiator cap.
100 MAINTENANCE
Differentials oil Hydraulic fluid

Checking
3 1
3
3
Checking
Set the vehicle in the parking position. Make sure no The hydraulic fluid tank is on the left side of the
one approaches the work area. vehicle. Check the hydraulic fluid level through the
inspection window present on the tank.
Remove filler cap 1. The oil must flow out through the
opening. The oil level is correct if it is halfway on the window,
as shown by the dashes in the figure.
If necessary, remove filler cap 2. Add oil to the correct
level. Close level cap 1, and then filler cap 2. Clean the
axle surfaces.
Repeat the operations for the front and rear
differential.
Replacement
Place suitably sized containers under the axle.
Remove the three drainage caps of the differential 3.
Wait for the oil to drain out completely. To speed up To top up the oil level, open the cap at the top of the
the operation, remove filler cap 2. tank. Pour oil of suitable strength up to the correct
Refit caps 3 and tighten adequately. Remove filler cap level. Refit the cap and tighten it manually.
1.
Replacement
Pour fresh oil of the correct type through hole 2. Fill in
stages and check the flow of oil through level hole 1.
When the correct level is reached, refit level cap 2 and
filler cap 3.
Repeat the operations for the front and rear
differential.
1
Go under the vehicle to access the tanks drainage

caps.
Place a suitably sized container under the bleed
valve 1. Unscrew the cap and drain out the oil.
To speed up the operation, also unscrew the filler cap.
Refit drainage cap 1, and fill the tank with fresh oil.
Close the filler cap.
MAINTENANCE 101
Start the engine. Check to make sure there is space to Two or three-speed reduction gear oil
extend the telescopic boom completely. Raise and
lower the boom a number of times. Extend and retract
the boom a number of times.
With the boom in the transport position, drive the
1
vehicle carefully forwards. Steer the vehicle to the
right and left.
Park the vehicle and check the oil level. Add oil if 2
necessary.
Hydraulic fluid filter Checking

one approaches the work area.
The vehicles use a single filter for hydraulic fluid: the Remove the cap 1. Check the oil level: the level is
filter placed on the inside of the hydraulic tank has the correct if it reaches the base of the hole. Add oil if
combined function for oil at the suction as well as necessary.
return. Reposition and tighten cap 1.
Replacement
Place a suitably sized container under the two-speed
reduction gear.
Remove the cap 1. Remove the magnetic drainage cap
2. Wait for the oil to drain out completely.
Clean magnetic cap 2 to remove iron filings, then refit
and tighten it.
Stabilise the vehicle to facilitate accessibility to the Fill the reduction gear with oil through hole 1 up to the
prescribed level. Reposition and tighten cap 1.
filter in question: clean the filter housing and
surrounding areas to prevent dirt from entering the
circuit. Unscrew the cap. Wheel reduction gears oil
Replacement of the filter cartridge does not necessary
involve drainage of the tank: the filter housing has a
special closure system. When it is being removed, the
oil present inside the filter normally flows out.
Remove the filter cartridge and dispose of according
to the regulatory standards in force. Insert a new filter
cartridge of the same type. 1
2
Refit the filter cover. Start up the engine and check for
leaks.
Checking
Check for a drop in the oil level through the window
present on the tank: if required, top up with the quantity Set the vehicle in the parking position. Turn the
reduction gear cap in the horizontal position 2.
necessary to reach the correct level.
Remove the cap. The oil level is correct when the oil
flows out through the filler hole.
If necessary, top up with oil (photo) 2 to the correct
level.
Refit the cap. Repeat this operation for each wheel.
102 MAINTENANCE
Replacement Replacing the primary cartridge

Place a suitably sized container under the reduction Set the vehicle in the parking position. Rotate the
gear. Turn the reduction gear cap in position 1. turret to the left through 45° to allow easier access to
the filter housing.
Remove the cap and wait for the oil to drain out
completely.
Turn the reduction gear cap in position 2. Fill oil
through the hole to the correct level.
Refit the cap. Repeat this operation for each wheel.
Steering elements
Lubrication
Lift the protective cover on the locking mechanism and
then use the key to open the trap-door and lift it to
1
access the filter compartment.
1
2
Lubricate the wheels rotation pins 1 by injecting

grease in the grease nipples provided for the purpose.
Remove the excess grease.
Unhook the four fastenings 1 and remove the filter
Lubricate the ball joint 2 injecting grease in the grease housing cover.
nipples provided for the purpose. Remove the excess
grease.
Repeat the operations for each wheel.
Engine air filter

2
The efficiency and life of the engine depend greatly on
the quality of air taken in. A dirty or damaged air filter
can seriously affect the correct working of the engine
and increase the possibility of a fault.
Grip the filter housing and remove it from its seat. Lift
Replace the air filters strictly according to the schedule
the filter element out of the filter housing.
indicated in this Manual. Do not try to wash dirty
filters. Wipe thoroughly inside the filter housing with a damp
cloth. Avoid the use of aggressive solvents or products
If the vehicle is expected to be used in environments
as these can damage the safety filter or the filter
with a lot of dust or high concentrations of
housing.
contaminating or polluting agents in the air, halve the
time interval between one filter replacement and the Install a new filter element. Make sure the filter
next. element is inserted properly in its seat. If installation is
difficult, grease the rubber gasket 2 slightly with
silicone grease.
MAINTENANCE 103
Replacing the safety cartridge Check for the presence of a sufficient layer of grease
on the sliding surfaces and on the sliding blocks.
Carry out the primary filter removal procedure
described earlier.
Lubrication
1
Grip the filter element by means of handle 3 and pull
to separate it from its seat. Remember the direction of
Park the vehicle in a suitably sized area, and rest the
assembly.
stabilisers on the ground. Remove the equipment
Install a new filter element. Lightly grease the outer from the quick-fit coupling. Centre the turret and set
gasket of the new filter element with silicone grease. the telescopic boom in the horizontal position. Extend
the telescopic boom completely.
Cab air filter Clean all the sliding surfaces thoroughly.
Replacement Using a brush, apply a thin layer of grease on the
sliding surfaces on all four sides of the boom. Repeat
the operation for each stage of the extension.
Retract and extend the telescopic boom a number of
times to distribute the grease uniformly.
1
Remove excess grease to prevent accumulation of dirt.
Adjusting the play

Park the vehicle in a suitably sized area, and rest the
Open the compartment in the rear part of the cab to stabilisers on the ground. Remove the equipment
access the filter housing. from the quick-fit coupling. Centre the turret and set
Unscrew the four screws 1 and remove the filter the telescopic boom in the horizontal position.
holder frame. Retract the telescopic boom completely.
Remove the air filter and replace it with a new one of
the same type.
4
For reassembly repeat the above operations in reverse
order. Check the correct direction of assembly before
fitting the holder frame. 2
3
Telescopic boom sliding blocks
Checking
Extend the telescopic boom completely. Remove the cover on the rear part of the boom.
Check to make sure the boom movement is smooth. Loosen all the lock nuts 2 of the upper and lower
Ensure that there are no abnormal vibrations, unusual sliding blocks of the first extension stage. Fit all the
noises, and no part of the boom gets heated due to screws 3 all the way without tightening them, then
friction during the movement. tighten through half a turn.
104 MAINTENANCE
Tighten each lock nut holding the relative screw firm. Telescopic boom pins
Also tighten the fixing screws 4. Tightening torque:
100 Nm. Lubricate the pins of the movable parts of the
telescopic boom at regular intervals. Lack of
Repeat the adjustment operations for the lateral lubrication can cause seizure of the pins in their seats.
sliding blocks. Try to adjust the sliding blocks in such a
way that the screws project to the same extent.
Set the vehicle in the parking position, unless

otherwise specified.
Move to the front of the boom, and identify the sliding
blocks of the first extension stage. Identify the grease nipples 1 and inject grease into
these until it flows out from the edges of the pins.
Loosen all the lock nuts 1 of the upper and lower
sliding blocks. Fit all the screws 2 all the way without Wipe excess grease to prevent accumulation of dirt.
tightening them, then tighten through half a turn.
Lubrication of boom pin
Tighten each lock nut holding the relative screw firm.
Tightening torque: 100 Nm.
Repeat the adjustment operations for the lateral
sliding blocks. Try to adjust the sliding blocks in such a
way that the screws project to the same extent. 2
Repeat the operations described above for the sliding

blocks of all the extension stages, proceeding in order
towards the front part of the boom.
Always try to adjust the sliding blocks symmetrically,
Lubricate pin 2 injecting grease in both grease nipples
so that each stage is centred with respect to the
present on the boom.
adjacent ones.
After completing the operations try to extend and Lubrication of lift cylinder pins
retract the boom to check the boom movement is
smooth. If the movement of the boom is not smooth, 3
repeat the adjustments, unscrewing the screws
through one complete turn instead of through half a
turn.
Contact your dealer for clarification or for assistance.
Lubricate pins 3 and 4 of the lift cylinder. To make

access to the grease nipples easier, lift the telescopic
boom completely.
MAINTENANCE 105
Lubrication of compensation cylinder pins Emergency hydraulic pump

5 Operating test
Set the vehicle in the parking position. Extend and lift

the telescopic boom. Switch off the engine and turn the
6 ignition key to position I.
Lubricate pins 5 and 6 of the compensation cylinder.

To make access to the grease nipples easier, lift the
1
telescopic boom completely.
Lubrication of quick-fit coupling pin
Press and hold down switch 1. Retract and lower the

7 boom to check the correct working of the emergency
hydraulic pump.
In case of a fault in the emergency hydraulic circuit,
avoid using the vehicle and contact your dealer.
Lubricate the pin of quick-fit coupling 7 through the Engine radiator

grease nipples.
Cleaning
Lubrication of slewing cylinder pins
To remove dust and debris from the radiator mass,

Lubricate pins 8 and 9 of the slewing cylinder by means compressed air, pressurised water or steam can be
of the grease nipples provided on the cylinder. used. However, it is preferable to use compressed air.
When using pressurised water, keep the high
pressure jet cleaning nozzles at a distance of at least
50 cm from the radiator mass. Bringing the nozzle too
close to the radiator mass can lead to risk of
damaging the radiator.
106 MAINTENANCE
Turret rotation slewing ring gear

Lubrication
5
1
1
To check the fixing screws of the slewing ring gear on

the chassis, align hole 5 with the screw underneath by
rotating the turret.
Tighten the screws by applying a 570 Nm torque.
Lubricate both the turret axial bearing tracks by means Repeat the operation for each screw, rotating the
of the two grease nipples 1. Inject the grease in a turret from time to time.
number of stages and move the turret to distribute it
uniformly. Checking reduction gear oil
9
6
7
2 8
Lift the telescopic boom to access the turret rotation Retract and lift the telescopic boom completely.
gear. Rotate the turret to the left by about 60° for better
access to the reduction gear.
Lubricate the inner teeth of the slewing ring gear 2.
Apply grease manually using a brush. Ensure that the Check the hydraulic fluid level through the inspection
grease is distributed uniformly. Remove grease window 7. The level is correct when it overflows.
accumulations. If necessary, top up with oil of the right strength up to
the filler hole 6.
Checking the tightening of the bolts
When checking the oil level, also check the bolts fixing
the reduction gear to the chassis. In case of faults
3 (rusted, loose or missing bolts), contact your dealer.
Changing the reduction gear oil

Place a suitably sized container under the bleed cap 8.
4
Unscrew the cap and drain out the oil.
Close the drainage cap 8. Add oil through the filler
hole 6 until it reaches the prescribed level.
Check the turret fixing nuts on the slewing ring gear. Lubricate the reduction gear shaft bushes by injecting
Check for rusted, loose or missing nuts. grease into grease nipple 9.
Contact your dealer in case of serious problems.
To check the tightening torque loose lock nuts 3.
Tighten nuts 4 by applying a 570 Nm torque.
Again tighten lock nut 3. The help of a second operator
may be necessary to hold the screw steady.
MAINTENANCE 107
Check the slewing ring gear bearings for wear Lubricate areas 1 in contact with the sliding blocks of
the scissor type stabilisers. Apply the lubricant using
The factory setting of the play of the bearings is
a brush.
between 0.05 and 0.25 mm.
The limit of wear above which the slewing ring gear Repeat the operation for all four stabilisers. Extend
must be replaced is 2.2 mm; to check the condition and retract the telescopic boom a number of times to
of wear of the bearings, proceed as follows. distribute the grease uniformly. Remove the excess
grease.
Park the vehicle stably on level ground, align the turret
to the chassis axis, without load. Lubricate all the rotation pins of the stabilisers,
including the pins of the hydraulic cylinders.
Place a measuring device in front of the slewing ring gear
Lubricate by injecting grease in the grease nipples
with the base on the chassis and measuring needle on
the upper surface of the turret. present on each pin. Wipe excess grease to prevent
accumulation of dirt.
Operate the hydraulic movement of the stabilisers a
number of times to distribute the grease uniformly.
Make sure the stabiliser foot oscillates freely.
Increase the lubrication frequency of the base
support pin if necessary.
Wheels
Lower the boom completely and reset the measuring
Checking the tyre pressure
device to create the reference “0”.
Lift the boom all the way to the limit stop and note
down the axial play value measured by the measuring Clean the area around the valve stem. Remove the
device. protective cap from the valve stem.
The value displayed is the play value. Measure the pressure of each tyre using a pressure
gauge. If the pressure is different from that prescribed,
Stabilisers make the necessary adjustments.
Refit the protective cap.
Checking the tightening of the nuts

Check the tightening torque of the new wheels.
Check the tightening torque of the repaired wheels.
Tighten the wheel nuts in the cross-wise sequence
applying the correct tightening torques.
The checking must be done every 10 hours of service,
until the torque remains constant. It is then possible
to return to normal checking intervals.
The tightening torque of the wheel nuts is 630 Nm.
The tightening torque is shown on the plate affixed to
the chassis near the axles.
Set the vehicle in the parking position. Extend the

stabilisers completely and rest these on the ground
for easier access to the areas to be lubricated.
108 MAINTENANCE
Fuel tank Window washing liquid tank

Refuelling Filling
1 2 1
Set the vehicle in the parking position. Switch the Open the compartment in the rear part of the cab to
engine off. access the window washing liquid tank housing.
Unlock the tank cap using wrench 1. Unscrew the tank Unscrew the cap by turning it anti-clockwise. Fill the
cap by turning it anti-clockwise. tank with window washing liquid, leaving about 1 cm
Refuel using suitable fuel. Screw the fuel cap in and between the liquid level and the edge.
lock using wrench 1.
Refit cap 1 and tighten it by hand.
For drive units complying to Stage IV and stage V
regulatory standards use only fuels with low sulphur Hydraulic hoses
contact, as indicated on the label positioned on the
side of the tank filler opening, 2. Inspection
Cleaning Check the condition of the hydraulic hoses available
for a visual inspection and ensure that there are no
leaks from the connectors 1, fittings 2 or along the
hose 3.
1 3
3 2
Unscrew the filler cap. Place a suitably sized container If a fault is found in any of the points indicated above,
under the fuel tank near drainage cap 3. replace the hose and check the condition of the seals
on the part the hose screws onto (connector, valve,
Unscrew drainage cap 3, and drain out the tank
hose).
completely.
Pour 10 litres of clean fuel into the tank to rinse out
impurities that may be present at the bottom.
Close and tighten drainage cap 3. Fill the tank with
clean fuel. Check to make sure there are no leaks.
MAINTENANCE 109
TROUBLESHOOTING
Error and display messages
Message Causes Solutions
Movement on wheels was attempted

Lower the telescopic boom or activate
Boom height with “hare” mode activated and boom
the “tortoise” mode
height greater than 3 m
Movement on wheels was attempted

Lower the telescopic boom or activate
Boom angle with “hare” mode activated and boom
the “tortoise” mode
angle greater than 35°
Stabilisers lift command with turret Position the turret at 0° before

Turret rotation angle
not aligned activating the stabilisers lift command
Hydraulic movement imparted at load Retract and/or lift the boom to

Movement block by load limiter chart limit restore the load to safety
Error in safety system Check errors in alarms page
Simultaneous actuation of two

Carry out the hydraulic movements
Double movement not allowed hydraulic movements (e.g. boom and
separately
stabilisers) not allowed
Inconsistency between main switch of

Stabilisers microswitch error Check errors in alarms page
stabilisers and redundant
Mechanical limit stop of boom ascent

Boom ascent limit stop Do not insist with the command
has been reached
Attempt to move on wheels with

Parking brake applied Deactivate the parking brake
parking brake applied
Operate the vehicle on wheels with

Height of lift platform above ground
Platform height limitation the platform within the safety limit of
excessive for movement on wheels
3 m height from the ground
Shear pin not inserted with lift

Insert the shear pin
Insert accessory block pin platform fitted
Check the shear pin detection switch
Shear pin not detected
Align front and/or rear wheels

Axle not aligned Front/rear axle not centred correctly.
Check axles alignment sensors
Warning of levelling operation on

Levelling in progress No action required
stabilisers in progress
110 MAINTENANCE
Message Causes Solutions
Actuation of stabilisers with excessive

boom extension Retract the telescopic boom until the
Boom length
Lift platform movement on wheels error message disappears
with excessive boom extension
Do not load platform beyond the

Platform microswitch Lift platform overload
permitted capacity
Movement on wheels or a hydraulic

Sit properly in the driver’s seat
command attempted with operator
Seat microswitch not seated
Check the seat switch
Seat switch defective
Gear change lever operated with Bring the engine to minimum speed
Engine at minimum speed
engine not at minimum speed before changing gears
Gear change lever operated with Press the service brake pedal before
Brake pedal not pressed
brake pedal not pressed changing gears
Stop the vehicle and change the

Vehicle running Impossible to change mode
operating mode
Emergency hydraulic pump activated

Emergency pump activated No action required
warning
Hydraulic command given by means Press the movement enable button to

Press dead man’s joystick of joystick without pressing confirm voluntary activation of
movement enable button command
Hydraulic command given from cab Disconnect the radio control to

Radio control ON
with radio control active operate the vehicle from the cab
Gear change lever not in neutral

Selector not in neutral Set the lever in the neutral position
position
Extend the stabilisers (only for Attempt to retract the stabilisers Lift the stabilisers completely before
scissor stabilisers) when not completely lifted retracting them
Automatic levelling operation within

Levelling timeout Interrupt the command
60 seconds failed
Engine compartment opened during

Check the engine compartment to be
working with engine switched off
Engine compartment open able to start up the engine
automatically
Check the engine compartment switch
Engine compartment switch defective
MAINTENANCE 111
Engine Troubleshooting
Engine – does not switch on or switching on is difficult (no fumes at exhaust)
Cause Solution
No fuel in tank Refuel.
Ignition switch defective Check the opening and closing of the electric connection.
Fuel filter clogged Bleed the water separator or replace the filter.
Check to make sure the pump provides the flow rate suitable
Fuel priming pump defective
for the high pressure pump. Check the electrical connections.
Air in the fuel Check the absence of air returning to the circuit
SWITCH THE ENGINE OFF.

Fuel dirty or non conforming Replace the fuel filters.
Run the engine with correct fuel.
Visually inspect the suction and discharge, and remove any

Suction or discharge system obstructed
obstructions present. Replace the air filter if necessary
Check to make sure the line is clear and connected to the

Fuel return line blocked
upper part of the tank
Fault in one or more injectors Check the electrical connections.
ECU or sensors fault Check the electrical connections.
Engine – Does not rotate when started up or moves slowly
Cause Solution
Electric circuit elements loose or worn Clean and carry out the necessary maintenance
Check the voltage using a multimeter.

Battery flat
Check the working of the alternator.
Solenoid or starter motor fault Replace the starter motor
Starter motor working but the engine does not Remove the starter motor and check the state of the gears
rotate and spring
112 MAINTENANCE
Engine – Starts up but switches off immediately
Cause Solution
Starter motor charged Check the presence of external loads due to faulty auxiliaries.

Suction or discharge system obstructed obstructions present.
Replace the air filter if necessary
Fuel frozen Use fuels suitable for low temperatures

Check for blockage along the line.

Fuel supply obstructed
Check the state of the filters and replace if necessary.
Check to make sure the line is clear and connected to the

Fuel return line blocked
upper part of the tank
Engine – irregular operation
Cause Solution
Check the sensor electrical connection.

Engine cold, or coolant temperature sensor fault
Check the working of the sensor.
Replace the defective connections.

Leakage in fuel circuit
DO NOT try to carry out repairs.


MAINTENANCE 113
Cause Solution
Incorrect adjustment of valve play Correct the adjustment
Compression not good in one or more cylinders Check the compression ratio
Engine – excessive noise
Cause Solution
Slipping of transmission belt, tension insufficient Check the belt tensioner and inspect the belt.
or excessive Make sure the pulley rotation is not hindered
Check the sensor electrical connection.

Coolant temperature sensor fault
Check the working of the sensor.

Correct the adjustment. Make sure the rod and equaliser

Incorrect adjustment of valve play
mechanism is not damaged or worn
Noise coming from engine block Contact your dealer immediately
Engine – reduced power
Cause Solution
Oil level not correct Check the level
Engine overload Check the presence of overloads due to faulty auxiliary parts

Fault in turbocompressor Contact your dealer

Check for blockage along the line. Check the state of the
filters and replace if necessary.
114 MAINTENANCE
Cause Solution

Fault in one or more injectors Check the electrical connections.
Leaks in manifolds or in turbocompressor Check and correct leaks in the manifolds
Too many sealing washers installed under the

Remove the excess sealing washers
injectors
Engine – Does not reach the maximum rpm
Cause Solution
Check the engine speed using a manual speedometer.

Speedometer defective
Correct if necessary
Engine overload Check the presence of overloads due to faulty auxiliary parts

Wastegate valve actuator diaphragm cracked Repair or replace the turbocompressor


Fault in one or more injectors Check the electrical connections
Fuel high pressure pump fault Contact your dealer
MAINTENANCE 115
Engine – Excessive vibrations
Cause Solution
Oil level excessive Check the level
Fan damaged or auxiliaries fault Replace the defective components
Fan hub damaged Check and replace the hub
Tighten the loose supports and replace those that are

Engine supports loose or damaged
damaged
Alternator bearing worn Check/replace the alternator
Engine – black fumes at the exhaust
Cause Solution

Leaks between the turbocompressor and suction

Inspect and repair the leaks
manifold
Intercooler defective Check the radiator mass
Leaks from discharge manifolds or from Repair the leaks from the gaskets.
turbocompressor Check for cracks in the connections
Wastegate valve fault Replace the valve
Turbocompressor fault Replace
Compression not good in one or more cylinders,

fumes with load mainly at average and low Contact your dealer
speeds
116 MAINTENANCE
Engine - white fumes at the exhaust
Cause Solution

If the oil is contaminated, check the gaskets at the power

Diesel and hydraulic oil in engine casing take-offs.
Drain oil, clean and refill with fresh oil
Leaks from seals in the valve seats – evident after

long periods at minimum speed followed by Contact your dealer
sudden acceleration
Piston belts not sealed –

Contact your dealer
blue fumes at all speeds
Restrictions to the working due to malfunctioning of the UREA/AdBlue system

The drive units satisfying the stage IV and stage V regulatory standards are provided with special control software
for limiting their working until they are switched off for precautionary purposes if there are problems in the
UREA/AdBlue purification systems. Specifically, the problems can be summarised as follows:
- low level of urea in tank,
- poor quality of urea liquid,
- tampering with the urea system,
- system errors
Depending on the extent of the anomaly, in order to protect the thermal unit, the software controls a power
reduction at two levels:
- level 1: torque reduction,
- level 2: torque and engine rpm reduction.
A separate safety button is provided for temporary deactivation of the power reduction caused by the system.
This function can only be activated for a limited period to allow the operator to park the vehicle in a safe place.
In compliance with EU legislation, the function is available for engines with level 1 and 2 power reduction, while in
compliance with EPA legislation, it is only available for level 1 power reduction.
MAINTENANCE 117
AdBlue® filling level

Beginning of warning signals starting from AdBlue filling level
®
less than 15 %.
SCR indicator light Engine indicator light Power reduction

AdBlue®
filling level
EU EPA
<15% Permanent light Off None None
Flashing
<10% Off None None
(0.5 Hz)
Flashing Acoustic signal

<5% None None
(0.5 Hz) permanent light
Flashing Acoustic signal

<5% ≥ 10 min Level 1 None
(1 Hz) permanent light
Flashing Flashing acoustic

<5% ≥ 15 min Level 1 None
(2 Hz) signal
Flashing Flashing acoustic

<5% ≥ 20 min Level 2 Level 2
(2 Hz) signal
Efficiency of catalyst/AdBlue® quality

If the efficiency of the catalyst is too low (yield percentage), even if the level has already been topped up, warning
messages are sent to the SCR function or optional CAN display. The warning signals are also transmitted if an
unsuitable reducing agent is used.

Efficiency of catalyst/
AdBlue® quality
EU EPA
Level 1
Acoustic signal
Excessively low Permanent light after the prealarm None
permanent light
period
Level 2 Level 2
Excessively low Acoustic signal
Flashing after the prealarm after the prealarm
not solved permanent light
period period
118 MAINTENANCE
Manipulation
If the system detects the presence of a component that has been manipulated or if an unsuitable reduction agent
has been used, the power is reduced. The power reduction takes place gradually and depends on the engine power.

Manipulation
EU EPA
Level 1
Acoustic signal
Recognised Permanent light after the prealarm None
permanent light
period
Level 2 Level 2
Acoustic signal
Not solved Flashing after the prealarm after the prealarm
permanent light
period period
System errors
System errors may concern problems involving the individual SCR components, including an implausible value of
Nox level or temperature sensor. If the AdBlue® injection cycle is affected by a system error, the power is reduced.
Engine indicator light

System errors Power reduction
SCR indicator light
Acoustic signal permanent

Recognised Flashing None
light
Acoustic signal permanent

Recognised ≥ 10 min Flashing Level 2
light
In power limitation condition, the forklift truck driver can display the errors page on the control panel by pressing
the alarm button , and activate the OVERRIDE function 3 times by means of the button concerned: this allows
the engine to run at full speed for 30 minutes bypassing the errors detected.
Once the errors detected have been rectified, the engine returns to operation at its full capacity but without the
errors being cancelled from the memory of the control unit.
MAINTENANCE 119
Fuel – excessive consumption
Cause Solution
Additional loads on the engine Check/repair the auxiliaries and equipment of the forklift truck
Check for leaks near the tank,

Fuel leaks fuel line, filters and priming pump.
DO NOT try to repair the defective piping
Control unit defective Contact your dealer
Fuel/oil – leaks from the drainage
Cause Solution
Turbocompressor lubrication line obstructed Check and clean the piping
Leaks from discharge manifolds or from Repair the leaks from the gaskets.
turbocompressor Check for cracks in the connections
Leaks from the valve guides Contact your dealer
Control unit defective Contact your dealer
Lubricant – excessive consumption
Cause Solution
Oil leaks Check the engine for leaks
Make sure a suitable lubricant is used.

Lubricant specifications unsuitable
Check contamination by fuel
Leaks in cooling system Check for the presence of lubricating oil in the coolant
Leaks from turbocompressor in the suction or

Check for leaks
discharge system
Leaks from the valve guides Contact your dealer
Cylinders worn or damaged Contact your dealer
Lubricant - contamination
Cause Solution
Change the oil and filters. If operating in particularly heavy duty
Oily deposit in lubricant conditions, increase the maintenance frequency. Make sure a
suitable lubricant is used
Fuel in the engine oil,

Avoid leaving the engine running at low speed for too long
engine temperature too low
120 MAINTENANCE
Lubricant - pressure excessively low
Cause Solution

Pressure gauge fault Check the correct working
Change the oil and filters. If operating in particularly heavy

Oil filter clogged duty conditions, increase the maintenance frequency.
Make sure a suitable lubricant is used
The oil priming pump pressure limiter valve is

Contact your dealer
blocked in the open position
The oil pump pressure limiter valve is blocked in

Contact your dealer
the open position
Oil pump worn Contact your dealer
Lubricant – excessive pressure
Cause Solution

Pressure gauge fault Check the correct working
The oil pump pressure limiter valve is blocked in

Contact your dealer
the closed position
Coolant - leaks
Cause Solution
Coolant level not correct Check the level
Liquid leaks from radiator Check the radiator, hoses and piping for leaks
Check the engine for leaks from gaskets,

Liquid leaks from engine pipes or unions. Make sure all the clamps are tightened
properly and in good condition
Leaks from the head gasket Contact your dealer
Engine head cracked or shows porosity Contact your dealer
Leaks from lubricant passages in the base Contact your dealer
MAINTENANCE 121
Coolant - overheating
Cause Solution
Coolant level not correct (low) Check the level
Radiator grille obstructed Clean the radiator grille
Air flow to radiator insufficient or obstructed Check/repair the fan
Belt tension insufficient Check the tension
Radiator tube crushed, obstructed or cracked Check/replace the defective tube
Oil level not correct (high) Check the level
Radiator cap defective Replace the radiator cap
Excessive concentration of anti-freeze Drain part of the circuit and fill with distilled water
Temperature sensor defective Check the accuracy of the sensor
Thermostat faulty or missing Check/replace the thermostat
Coolant pump faulty Check/replace the pump
Passage of liquid through the radiator, head or

Wash the plant with distilled water and fill with fresh coolant
engine block obstructed
Coolant – not at required temperature
Cause Solution
Temperature sensor defective Check the accuracy of the sensor
Thermostat defective (blocked open) Check/replace the thermostat
Liquid not circulating near the temperature sensor Check/clean the liquid passages
122 MAINTENANCE
Reusing the vehicle
REFERENCE
Clean the fuel tank. Refuel.
INFORMATION Replace the fuel prefilter and filter.
Check the coolant level. If topping up is necessary,
Leaving the vehicle unused for take a sample of the liquid and check the composition.
long periods Add distilled water or pure liquid to adjust the
composition.
If the vehicle is to be left unused for more than Check the battery charge. Charge if necessary. Check
30 days, carry out certain operations to keep it in the level of electrolyte before and after charging.
good condition and maintain a high level of service. Again connect the negative pole to the batteries.
Check the electrical system to make sure it is working
Leaving the vehicle unused for less than correctly.
12 months Check the condition of the transmission belt. Replace
Park the vehicle in a well ventilated area, free of if necessary. Restore the working of the belt tensioner
humidity and protected from atmospheric agents. device.
Make sure the environmental temperature in the area Start up the engine and let it run for 15 – 30 minutes
does not fall below -10 °C. at not more than 900 rpm. Keep the oil pressure,
Clean the vehicle thoroughly. Remove all traces of rust water temperature and oil temperature indicators
or corrosion. Touch up the paint layer in the areas under observation.
concerned. Check the oil level in the axles, in the wheel reduction
Change the engine oil and the filter if the oil is more gears and in the gearbox.
than 12 months old or after 300 hours of service after
the last change. Dismantling and disposal of the
Charge the batteries. Check the level of electrolyte vehicle
before and after charging. Disconnect the negative
pole after the charging. When the vehicle is out of service, the reference
Check the liquid level and top up if necessary. standards will have changed. The procedures for
dismantling and scrapping the vehicle vary according
Check the pressure in the AdBlue circuit pressure
to the regulatory standards in force in the country in
accumulator.
which it is used.
Drain water from the fuel prefilter with water/fuel
For information regarding dismantling and scrapping
separator.
the vehicle, contact your dealer for updates regarding
Close the drainage tube and the air intake in the filter the directives in force.
casing with rags soaked in oil.
Loosen the belt tensioner device in the transmission
belt. Do not dismantle the transmission belt
completely.
REFERENCE INFORMATION 123

APPROVED EQUIPMENT
Using equipment that is not approved for use on the

vehicle can cause accidents or even death.
Before installing equipment on the vehicle, make
sure it has been approved by Magni Telescopic
Handlers s.r.l., and that the corresponding load
charts are present in the vehicle management
software.
The code of the equipment manufactured by Magni

Telescopic Handlers s.r.l. is stamped on its
identification plate. To establish whether equipment
is approved, contact the dealer or the Customer
Service directly.
Some equipment produced by other manufacturers
can be adapted for fitting on the vehicles described in
this Manual. Contact your dealer to know if your
equipment can be adapted for assembly on your
vehicle.
If the equipment is suitable and before proceeding,
the equipment and the vehicle must be sent to the
dealer for the required modifications and tests. At the
end of the procedure a certificate of conformity will be
issued.
It is forbidden to use equipment not accompanied by
the certificate of conformity. It is also forbidden to
use equipment on your vehicle if the certificate of
conformity does not confirm the compatibility.
124 REFERENCE INFORMATION

DELIVERING THE FORKLIFT TRUCK TO THE CUSTOMER
Vehicle model
Serial No.
Year of manufacture
for which this Inspection Register is being handed over by
Magni Telescopic Handlers S.r.l.

Via Magellano, 22
41013 - Castelfranco Emilia (MO) - Italy
Tel +39-059-8031000
by Mr.____________________________________________________________________________
to _______________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
Street ____________________________________________________________________________
Post code/City/Town _________________________________________ province ________________
represented by Mr. __________________________________________________________________
according to the conditions defined in the contract, with the technical, dimensional and functional features
specified in the attached Use and Maintenance Manual.
on The Dealer for the Customer/Buyer
______________ ___________________________ _________________________
DELIVERING THE FORKLIFT TRUCK TO THE CUSTOMER 125

Register of change of ownership
on ____________________
The ownership of the vehicle identified in this Register was transferred to:
Company ______________________________________ represented by Mr. _________________________
Street/No. __________________________________________ Post code/City/Town
__________________________________
Province _______________________
It is hereby declared that, at the time of preparation of this document, the technical, dimensional and functional
features of the vehicle described in this Register conform to those indicated at the beginning by the Manufacturer
and that changes, if any, have been recorded.
Furthermore, we declare that the transfer has been reported to the relevant Bodies (local INAIL).
The Dealer The Buyer
___________________ ________________
on ____________________
__________________________________
Province _______________________
___________________ ________________
126 DELIVERING THE FORKLIFT TRUCK TO THE CUSTOMER

on ____________________
__________________________________
Province _______________________
___________________ ________________
on ____________________
__________________________________
Province _______________________
___________________ ________________
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-- TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS --

Revision no. Date Notes

0 04/2019 First release

A 07/2019 Range of models updated

B 12/2019 Range of models updated

C 02/2020 Added specific Stage V 100kW drive unit

D 11/2020 Added technical specifications: automatic parking brake.

Safety devices present .................................................20

Cab door ...................................................................... 45 OPERATING TECHNIQUES .......................................66

Two or three-speed reduction gear oil ......................102

Information regarding this Manual

Ban on smoking or lighting up any kind of

Reference regulatory framework

The safety symbol is applied near the mud guards,

SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION 9

This safety symbol is present on the upper part of the

10 SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION

This safety symbol is applied at the top of the

Do not approach the vehicle while it is working.

Do not stand under the load

Never stand in the area under a hanging load.

SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION 11

Make sure all the guards and covers are fitted

Fit a “DO NOT OPERATE” or similar tag to the start up NO SMOKING

Wear the personal protective equipment necessary

12 SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION

Penetration of fluids Prevention of cuts and crushing

SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION 13

batteries or electric connectors. Use of protective

Prevention of fires and

Do not touch the engine or any components directly

Coolants Flammable fluids that come in contact with hot parts

14 SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION

Connecting the poles in short circuit can cause the

SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION 15

AdBlue and high temperatures Regeneration

AdBlue and low temperatures

16 SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION

Accident prevention in case of

Spare parts and Equipment

Use of equipment or accessories not approved by the

SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION 17

Replace the entire safety belt after 3 years irrespective

18 SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION

Protection for the operator Safety devices

When using equipment with electrical or hydraulic

SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION 19

Safety devices present Residual risks

20 SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION

Avoid these hazards while repairing or carrying out

SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION 21

Reasonably foreseeable misuse

Experience has taught us that there may be some

Below is a list of reasonably foreseeable, potentially

22 SAFETY AND WARNINGS SECTION

SECTION ON PRODUCT INFORMATION