Forklift battery smelly, this situation is usually caused by electrolyte leakage or loss, because the battery needs electrolyte to complete the storage and conversion of electrical energy, but when the electrolyte leaks, it will produce an itchy smell; at the same time, if the electrolyte is consumed If it is too much or the loss is too large, the forklift charger will force the battery to charge. At this time, the battery will overheat, emit white smoke, and the smell will be even more unpleasant. When these problems are found, the electrolyte should be replenished and the battery should be charged.
The electric forklift found the smell of plastic paste: this situation is mostly caused by the overheating of the wire, because the plastic sheath of the wire is relatively thin, so the smell is not very strong. However, when the wires are short-circuited, it is often accompanied by local smoke or heat, and it takes a long time to easily cause combustion and fire. Once the wire is overheated, you must stop looking for the cause immediately. Although the smell of the wire burning is not big, the danger index is very high. Under normal circumstances, there will be more phenomena of high wire temperature in summer. If it is not discovered in time, it will easily cause damage to the entire circuit, engine cylinders and even vehicle spontaneous combustion.
Electric forklift finds rubber paste: when this smell occurs, check the belt, brake shoes and tires. It is important to see loose non-slip rubber products or overheating in these places. If you find the smell from brakes and tires, answer to turn off the fire and stop immediately. Wait for it to cool down before driving.
Electric forklifts have a strong burning smell: If you smell the burning smell of non-metallic materials during driving, this special smell is generally caused by the burning or overheating of the clutch friction plate. There is also a burnt smell because the clutch plate is made of a combination of materials such as rubber and asbestos. If the clutch is working properly, there is no apparent difficulty shifting or starting, and the smell is coming from the rear of the car, check the rear brake system for overheating. Some careless car owners forcibly open the handbrake, which may cause the rear brake pads to lock up and burnt.
