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4.12 Replacing the Spreader Tips
The spreader tips of the S49 and the S54 are secured with captive collar pins in the spreader
arms. To replace them, the pins must be pushed out. After the tips have been replaced, the
collar pins can be pushed back through. Check that the pins are seated correctly (pressed
completely in).
The holder for the chain set must be mounted in identical fashion. The chain lock must be
installed with the latch facing upward.
The collar pins on the spreader tips can be pressed out of the spreader arms but have a
safeguard device to prevent them from being lost and therefore they cannot be separated
from the tips.
The S44 spreader tips are not secured with removable collar pins but rather with a tensioning
pin that must be knocked out when the tips are being changed. The chain set can be
fastened in a separate hole without having to remove the tips beforehand.
CAUTION!
During operation, special care must be taken to ensure that the collar pin
remains fully closed.
CAUTION!
Ensure that the door opening tips always have full-surface contact!
If the optionally available door opening tips are attached to the combi tool or
spreader, they must always be inserted into the gap while ensuring
full-surface contact. Furthermore, reposition as often as possible to insert
the teeth at least 25/32" into the gap. Otherwise, the tip may break when
the tool is fully loaded.
"uncontrolled if printed"
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