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General| Brand | GEDA |
|---|---|
| Model | 300 Z |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Details on the purpose and content of the operating manual for safe and efficient machine use.
Information about the GEDA 300 Z machine type, serial number, and documentation version.
Name, address of manufacturer, and notes on copyright and industrial property rights.
Guidance for the operating company regarding personnel training and safety regulations.
Defines the intended and approved uses of the GEDA 300 Z rack and pinion hoist.
Specifies requirements for assembly and operating personnel, and outlines improper use.
Highlights potential hazards that remain even when safety conditions are met.
Essential safety rules for personnel operating the machine.
Safety guidelines to be followed during the transport of the machine.
Key safety measures to ensure safe operation of the hoist.
Safety precautions for maintenance, servicing, and troubleshooting activities.
Safety procedures for working on the machine's electrical system.
Procedures for documenting and retaining records of machine checks.
Checks required before initial operation and daily checks before starting work.
Guidelines and recommendations for recurring inspection intervals.
Details on performing dynamic and static tests on the hoist.
Specific checks required after exposure to extreme temperatures or flooding.
Explains the primary function and operational characteristics of the GEDA 300 Z.
Identifies and illustrates the key components and parts of the machine.
Details on the main switch cabinet, including its assembly and components.
Description and function of manual, ground, and assembly control units.
Information on the sliding carriage switch cabinet and overrun protection mechanism.
Instructions for installing and adjusting limit switch approach bars.
Assembly instructions for the standard push-on frame for load platform transport.
Details on assembling special push-on frames for the load platform.
Information on spindle alignment and assembly/disassembly of the manoeuvrable bogie.
Details on the single axle trailer and the small on-site main cabinet.
Technical data for 230 V and 400 V drives, including output, speed, and weight.
Technical data for the load platform, including dimensions and weight.
Specifications for mast elements, bolt tightening, and accessories for base unit extension.
Tables and maps for calculating anchoring forces based on geographical region and height.
Illustrates anchoring methods for assembly in front of walls and scaffolding.
Requirements for the foundation and considerations for ground pressure.
Instructions for connecting the hoist to the building site power supply.
Critical safety notes and procedures to follow during the installation process.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the base unit of the hoist.
Guidance on extending mast sections and anchoring the hoist to structures.
Instructions for installing trailing cable guides to ensure free cable movement.
Procedure for installing limit switch approach bars for hoist control.
Measures to ensure safety at loading and unloading points, above 2m height.
Installation and adjustment of limit switches for landing level stops.
Checks required after assembly and before initial commissioning.
Specific features and considerations when using the hoist for scaffold erection.
Crucial safety rules and precautions for operating the hoist.
Checks to perform before starting operation to ensure safety.
Using the platform ramp, turning lever, and safety gate.
Detailed steps for operating the 'ECO' landing level safety gate.
Operating the hoist using dead man's control and automatic modes.
Procedure for automatic travel to successive landing levels.
How to perform an emergency shutdown of the hoist.
Steps for safely interrupting or ending work with the hoist.
Daily tasks for cleaning the hoist and work area.
Regular checks and maintenance tasks to be performed weekly.
Maintenance tasks to be carried out on a monthly basis.
Maintenance tasks to be performed quarterly, including lubrication.
Maintenance schedules for six-monthly and annual intervals.
Requirement for replacing safety gear units every six years.
Procedure for inspecting the overspeed safety brake during recurring inspections.
List of potential faults that may occur during hoist operation.
Procedure for lowering the platform in case of power failure or motor issues.
Troubleshooting for the platform being driven beyond the upper limit.
Troubleshooting for the platform descending below the lower limit.
How to address the overload warning device triggering.
Procedure for releasing and testing the overspeed safety brake.
Guidelines for carrying out repair work on the hoist.
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