Why is my ActSafe ACC II Ascender ascender operating at a very low speed?
If your ActSafe Security Sensors ascender operates at a very low speed, it might be due to several reasons. The battery could be too cold or too warm, in which case you should warm or cool the battery accordingly. Alternatively, the ascender might be overloaded, so try lightening the load.
What to do if ActSafe ACC II Ascender Security Sensors ascender stops on ascent/descent?
If your ActSafe Security Sensors ascender stops during ascent or descent, it could be due to several reasons. The ascender might be overloaded, so ensure the load does not exceed the lifting capacity and restart by returning the handle to zero. Another possibility is that the rope is jammed. Also, check the battery level, as a flat battery can also cause this issue.
Why ActSafe Security Sensors ascender do not start or switches off when newly recharged?
If your ActSafe Security Sensors ascender doesn't start or switches off after being newly recharged, one potential reason is that the battery is too cold, so you should warm the battery. Another cause can be that the emergency stop is activated, so you should deactivate the emergency button.
General| Brand | ActSafe |
|---|---|
| Model | ACC II Ascender |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Details critical safety restrictions and conditions under which the ascender must not be used.
Identifies and describes the main parts and features of the ActSafe ACC Ascender.
Highlights critical safety precautions for handling and using the high-performance lithium-ion battery.
Provides essential safety guidelines and warnings related to battery use, charging, and potential hazards.
Provides a comprehensive checklist for pre-use and post-use inspection of the ascender.
Details the procedure for activating and resetting the ascender's emergency stop button.
Troubleshooting steps for power issues when the main switch is activated.
Troubleshooting steps for when the speed control handle is unresponsive.
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