To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my KITO ED brake slipping?
If your KITO Chain Hoists experiences brake slippage, it might be due to several reasons. The motor could be demagnetized from overuse, in which case you should replace it. Another cause could be using the wrong gear oil, so replace it with the specified type. Finally, the clutch brake might be deteriorated, requiring you to replace the mechanical brake set with a friction clutch.
Why is lifting/lowering speed too slow on my KITO ED?
If your KITO Chain Hoists is experiencing slow lifting or lowering speeds, there are several potential causes. First, check for voltage drops and ensure you are using the rated voltage. A deteriorated speed control function in the controller could also be the culprit, requiring a replacement of the controller or the entire control panel set. Additionally, a deteriorated clutch brake function could be the cause, necessitating a replacement of the mechanical brake set with a friction clutch. Finally, make sure you are not overloading the hoist and are operating within the rated load.
What to do if my KITO ED Chain Hoists is not lifting or lowering?
If your KITO Chain Hoists is not lifting or lowering, several issues could be the cause. The motor might be burned out from excessive use, in which case it should be replaced, ensuring it's used under rated conditions. Check for abnormal voltage or voltage drops and ensure operation under the rated voltage. A rectifier abnormality could also be the reason, requiring a rectifier replacement. Wiring abnormalities should be normalized. Finally, verify that the power cable or push-button cord is properly connected or replace them if disconnected.
How to fix oil leakage in KITO ED?
If your KITO Chain Hoists is leaking oil, check for a defective gear case packing or oil seal and replace it. Also, inspect the assembly bolts and tighten them to the normal torque if they are loosened. Finally, ensure the oil plug is fastened securely.
Why is my KITO ED Chain Hoists only lifting or lowering?
If your KITO Chain Hoists is not lifting or lowering in one direction, it could be due to brush wear, requiring a brush replacement. Another possibility is chain guide wear, which means the chain guide should be replaced. If lifting is impossible, check for overload and ensure you operate within the rated load. Lastly, a defect or disconnection in the push-button cord could be the cause, so replace the cord.
Why does my KITO ED make a clicking sound when lifting?
If you hear a clicking sound from the load chain during lifting with your KITO Chain Hoists, it is likely due to wear of the load sheave, which should be replaced.
What to do if I get an electric shock from my KITO ED?
General| Brand | KITO |
|---|---|
| Model | ED Series |
| Category | Chain Hoists |
| Language | English |
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Indicates potentially hazardous situation/unsafe practice resulting in minor/moderate injury or property damage.
Basic rules to avoid hoisting accidents and ensure safe operation.
Essential safety precautions and practices for operating the hoist.
List of items included in the hoist package for user verification.
Visual guide and initial checks before operating the hoist.
Steps for correctly connecting push-button cords and strain relief wires.
Guidelines for proper lubrication of the load chain to ensure service life.
Guidance on selecting and attaching power supply cables, including grounding.
Instructions for attaching adjusting spacers to the mini trolley.
Requirements for installing rail stops on trolley-suspended hoists.
Details for connecting the TS series trolley for the 480kg model.
Operation of the single-speed hoist using its push-button switch.
Operation of the dual-speed hoist with its two-step push-button switch.
Operation of the dual-speed cylinder type hoist with its attached switch.
How to operate the electric chain hoist when mounted on a trolley.
Defines types of inspections (Initial, Frequent, Periodic) based on service conditions.
Details items and intervals for frequent visual inspections.
Details items and intervals for periodic inspections, including frequent inspection items.
Comprehensive table outlining inspection items, methods, and frequencies.
Inspection requirements for hoists that have been idle for a period.
Recommendations for maintaining dated inspection reports and records.
Inspection methods and criteria for the main hoist body components.
Inspection methods and criteria for the hoist's operation switch and related parts.
Inspection methods and criteria for the load chain's appearance and wear.
Inspection methods and criteria for hook deformation and related dimensions.
Inspection for chain spring deformation and cushion rubber condition.
Inspection criteria for electric cables, connections, and grounding.
Inspection methods and criteria for the mini trolley's function, wear, and frame.
Guidelines for changing gear oil, emphasizing frequency and proper oil type.
Procedures for lubricating the load chain, including frequency and cleaning.
Information on the mechanical brake with friction clutch and maintenance advice.
Wiring diagrams for single-speed hoist models at different voltages.
Wiring diagrams for dual-speed and dual-speed cylinder types.
