Why won't the load hold on my AL-KO Winches?
If the load isn't holding with your AL-KO Winches, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check if the cable or band is wound correctly and fit it properly if it is not. Another possibility is that the brake is worn or faulty, in which case you should inspect the brake parts and replace any that are worn. Finally, the brake disc might be moist or oily; try cleaning or replacing the brake discs.
How to fix difficult lowering on AL-KO Winches?
If you're finding it difficult to lower loads, or even without a load, using your AL-KO Winches, the crank attachment thread might be fixed. Try greasing the crank attachment thread to resolve this.
What to do if the load pressure brake does not open on AL-KO 351?
If the load pressure brake on your AL-KO Winches isn't opening, it could be that the brake disc mechanism or brake discs are braced. Ensure the winch is not under load, then try loosening the brake by gently hitting the crank in the lowering direction with the palm of your hand. You might need to block some gear wheels until the crank loosens. Also, grease the crank attachment thread.
How to fix a load that does not stop with AL-KO Winches?
If the load doesn't stop when using AL-KO Winches, there are a few potential solutions. First, make sure the rope is wound correctly. Second, inspect the brake parts for wear and replace any parts that are worn. Third, try cleaning or changing the brake pads.
Why won't the load pressure brake close on my AL-KO Winches?
If the load pressure brake on your AL-KO Winches doesn't close, it could be because the brake disc mechanism or brake discs are tight. To resolve this, detach any loads, then loosen the brake by gently hitting the crank handle in the "lower" direction with the palm of your hand (when doing this, block off any gears until the crank handle is free, then grease the crank handle).
Warns about using the winch for securing loads, potential brake release.
Stresses not exceeding the load capacities specified in the technical data.
Emphasizes using ropes with securely attached carabiner hooks.
States that at least two rope windings must remain on the drum under load.
Provides steps for fastening the steel rope to the drum for specific models.
Details the method for fastening the steel rope for model 1201A.
Reiterates key safety precautions during operation.
Describes the procedure for lifting and pulling loads using the winch.
Explains how to stop and hold a load in position with the winch.
Details the procedure for lowering loads with the winch.
Warns to regularly check ropes/straps and not oil/grease the brake mechanism.
Lists common faults or issues encountered with the winch.
Explains the potential causes for the listed winch faults.
General| Maximum Load Capacity | 350 kg |
|---|---|
| Rope Length | 10 m |
| Type | Winch |
| Category | Winches |
| Mounting Type | Bolted |
| Handle Type | Crank Handle |
| Model | AL-KO 351 |
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