To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Latch is detached on KITO Chain Hoists?
If the Latch is detached on your KITO Chain Hoists, it can be caused by: * Hook deformed by overload. Replace the Hook. * Improper sling size to hook. Replace the Hook.
Why is there a heavy pulling force at no load with squeaking sound on my KITO CX005?
A heavy pulling force at no load, accompanied by a squeaking sound, on your KITO Chain Hoists may indicate: * Poor gear engagement. Replace the Gear. * Abrasion of gear tooth flank. Replace the Gear. * Lack of lubricant due to long-term negligent maintenance, potentially leading to abrasion or breakage. Perform disassembly inspection regularly.
Why does the Pawl clicking sound weak on KITO CX005 Chain Hoists?
If you notice that the Pawl clicking sounds are weak (with regular clicks) on your KITO Chain Hoists, consider the following causes: * Weakened or broken Pawl Spring Assembly, causing insufficient force of Pawl. Replace the Pawl Spring Assembly. * Poor return of Pawl due to mis-assembly. Reassemble the hoist correctly.
Defines hazard symbols like Danger, Warning, and Caution for safety.
Specifies prohibited uses, such as transporting people.
Essential safety rules for operating the chain hoist correctly.
Key performance data and dimensions for CX003/005 models.
Steps for mounting, setup, and pre-use checks.
Proper techniques for lifting and lowering loads.
Routine checks by operator before daily use.
Safety rules for performing inspections on the hoist.
Criteria for assessing component condition and wear limits.
Detailed checks for regular intervals.
In-depth checks requiring disassembly and reassembly.
Safety measures during repair and maintenance activities.
Diagnosis and solutions for problems with lifting loads.
Diagnosis and solutions for problems with lowering loads.
Explains warranty coverage, terms, and conditions.
General| Brand | KITO |
|---|---|
| Model | CX005 |
| Category | Chain Hoists |
| Language | English |
