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The document outlines the steps to create a drawing circuit, including: 1) observing the circuit diagram to understand it, 2) determining and checking the necessary apparatus, 3) testing wires using a power supply, 4) selecting and arranging apparatus in good condition, 5) inspecting air flow tubes, and 6) using a double acting cylinder, double sided solenoid, and distributor. It then describes the six parts of the circuit, which includes two switch limitations, two relay coils, a cylinder, and two switches.
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Hyster c187 (s2.00 xl europe) forklift service repair manual
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