Assembly
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ASSEMBLY
Installing the crank handle
ADVICE
The crank handle can only be installed with the automatic rolling mechanism locked.
1. Lock the automatic rolling mechanism (Fig. 1-1).
2. Pull back the locking sleeve (Fig. 1-2).
3. Push on the crank handle.
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Check whether the crank handle has locked into position.
CAUTION!
Only use ropes whose karabiner hooks are attached with a pressed rope loop.
ADVICE
When under load, the rope must be wound at least two turns onto the drum. Mark the rope run-
out with colouring.
Installing the rope
1. Feed the steel rope through the long hole of the drum from the inside (Fig. 2-2).
2. Insert the end of the rope into the clamp in a large loop and gently tighten hexagon nut (Fig. 3).
3. Pull the loop back up to the clamp and tighten the hexagon nut with a tightening torque of max. 10 Nm.
4. Wind the rope in two full turns.
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Do so by turning the crank handle in the "Lift" direction.
5. Mark the rope run-out in colour (Fig. 6-2).
Installing an optional strap
Our winches can optionally be used with a special loop strap instead of a rope.
CAUTION!
Risk of accident!
The breaking load of the strap must be at least 7 times the specified lifting capacity in the lowest
rope layer.
ADVICE
The following must be observed during strap installation: – always turn the crank handle in the
"LIFT" direction!
Installing the strap
1. Release the locking lever (Fig. 4-1) and turn the rope drum to the correct position.
2. Feed the AL-KO connector through the strap loop (Fig. 5-1) and secure with a washer, serrated lock
washer and screw (Fig. 5-2).
3. Lock the locking lever and remove the crank handle.
4. Wind the strap in two full turns and mark the strap run-out in colour.
Fastening the winch
Type Fastening materials Torque
450 A
900 A
3 M10-8.8 screws
3 washers ∅10.5 DIN 125A
49 Nm
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