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General| Chain Type | Alloy steel |
|---|---|
| Operating Conditions | Indoor |
| Hook Suspension | Available |
| Lug Suspension | Available |
| Trolley Suspension | Available |
| Overload Protection | Adjustable overload protection |
| Chain falls | 1 to 4 |
| Hand chain wheel diameter | N/A (Electric hoist) |
| Hand chain | N/A (Electric hoist) |
| Construction | Heavy-duty steel housing |
Details specific characteristics of the D8+ model, including its design factor and double brakes.
Details available accessories for the Lodestar hoist.
Describes swivel and rigid type hook suspensions recommended for applications.
Describes CM's Latchlok hooks for replacing standard upper and lower hooks.
Instructions for inspecting the hoist for damage during shipment or handling.
Guides on correctly attaching the suspension assembly to the hoist frame.
Detailed steps for installing the load chain, covering single and double reeved units.
Procedures and precautions for removing and installing the lower hook block pin.
Instructions on how to install the chain stop kit to secure the load chain.
Recommended methods for cutting hardened load chain safely and effectively.
Information regarding the external chain plate and its part numbers.
Guidance on connecting the hoist to the power supply, including voltage requirements.
Details on using the voltage change board to switch between voltage configurations.
Information on the printed contactor board for dual-voltage Lodestar hoists.
Ensures correct motor rotation direction by checking phase connections before operation.
Verifies sufficient electrical power supply to the hoist for proper operation.
Lists symptoms indicating low voltage conditions affecting hoist performance.
Verifies the functionality of adjustable screw limit switches for stopping hook travel.
Covers the Load-limiter function and general safe operation principles.
Provides specific steps for lifting loads, emphasizing proper positioning and load application.
Outlines essential safety rules and procedures for hoist operators.
Details safe methods for handling and operating the hoist in stage environments.
Explains the necessity and types of inspections for hoist maintenance.
Outlines establishing a maintenance program for hoist reliability and safety.
Details criteria for replacing hooks due to damage, wear, or deformation.
Lists specific conditions requiring hook removal from service based on ASME B30.10.
Guides on regular inspection of load chain for wear, damage, and lubrication.
Provides detailed methods for removing and installing the hoist's load chain.
Lists essential information required when ordering replacement parts.
Details the steps for adjusting the internal slip clutch setting.
Provides guidance on lubricating gearbox components for longevity.
Information on lubrication requirements for various bearings and bushings.
Specifies lubrication needs for chain guides, liftwheel, and lower sheave wheel.
Advises on cleaning and lubricating the load chain for increased life.
Discusses the DC brake assembly, its air gap, and replacement needs.
Step-by-step guide for setting the upper limit switch for safe operation.
Step-by-step guide for setting the lower limit switch for safe operation.
Instructions on how to convert or change limit switch guide plates.
Details testing procedures for mechanical overload protection before use.
