Why is my KITO Chain Hoists leaking oil?
An oil leak in your KITO Chain Hoists can be attributed to: * A missing oil plug. * A loose fitting or oil plug. * A missing plug packing. * Worn or deteriorated oil packing. To resolve this, attach the normal oil plug, fasten the plug tightly, attach normal packing, or replace with new packing.
What to do if my KITO Chain Hoists electric shock?
If you experience an electric shock from your KITO Chain Hoists, it may be due to improper grounding or accumulated foreign matter/moisture on electrical parts. Ground the equipment according to local laws to prevent electric shocks.
How to fix brake slips in KITO ER?
If the brake slips in your KITO Chain Hoists, it is likely due to abrasion of the motor brake. You should check and repair the motor brake.
What to do if KITO Chain Hoists motor hums and does not rotate?
If the motor of your KITO Chain Hoists hums but does not rotate, it indicates a reversed connection. Stop operation immediately.
General| Brand | KITO |
|---|---|
| Model | ER Series |
| Category | Chain Hoists |
| Language | English |
Highlights key safety precautions for operating the ER series electric chain hoist.
Details essential safety checks and actions to perform before using the hoist.
Outlines critical safety rules and prohibitions to follow while the hoist is in use.
Covers safety rules to adhere to during hoist maintenance activities.
Addresses common issues like reverse direction, failure to move or stop, and oil leaks.
Ensures all assembly and preparation steps are completed correctly before testing.
Verifies proper lifting direction and smooth trolley traversing.
Tests the functionality of limit switches and hoist brakes.
Checks the operation of the optional emergency stop device.
Key considerations for maintaining a safe workspace while operating the hoist.
Crucial safety warnings and general guidelines before performing maintenance.
Defines initial, daily, and periodic inspection types and their frequencies.
Specific items and checks to be performed during daily visual inspections.
Procedures for comprehensive periodic inspections of the hoist.
Detailed inspection methods and criteria for daily checks of hoist components.
Checks for upper and upper/lower limit switch functionality and condition.
Checks for smooth push button operation, emergency stop function, and wiring integrity.
Checks fuse installation, capacity, grounding, and voltage/resistance.
Checks for casing damage, abnormal sounds, grounding resistance, and voltage.
Tests the hoist brake function by lifting, lowering, and stopping a rated load.
Tests friction clutch and examines limit switch lever/stopper for damage.
Addresses issues like reverse movement, failure to move, motor brake, and friction clutch problems.
Covers abnormal sounds, trolley stopping, electric shock, and oil leaks.
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