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 ER020S 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 ER020S?
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 ER020S 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| Model | ER020S |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 3-phase, 380V/415V, 50Hz/60Hz |
| Running duty | 30% ED |
| Protection Class | IP54 |
| Lift Height | 3 m |
| Load Chain | Grade 80 |
| Ambient Temperature | +40°C |
Defines hazard levels (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and capacity measurement terms.
Provides a general overview of safety precautions for hoist operation and potential hazards.
Details essential safety instructions to follow before operating the hoist.
Lists critical safety instructions to follow before operating the hoist.
Provides safety guidelines to adhere to while the hoist is in operation.
Safety precautions to take after completing hoist operations.
Steps for inspecting and modifying electrical wiring for different voltages.
Detailed steps for connecting the power supply cable to the terminal plate.
Procedures for installing the power supply cable, including messenger wire use.
How to connect the power supply cable to the electric power switch.
Importance and proper connection of the ground wire for electrical safety.
Essential checks before commencing the trial run, ensuring proper installation.
Tests for lifting, traversing, and brake functions to ensure correct operation.
Testing the operation of upper and upper/lower limit switches for safety.
Verifying the functionality of the optional emergency stop button.
Details the visual checks required for daily hoist inspection by operators.
Outlines the scope and requirements for periodic hoist inspections by designated personnel.
Specific checks for daily inspection including push buttons, housing, and brake function.
Diagnosing and resolving issues like reverse direction, failure to move, or not stopping.
Addressing problems with load lifting, unusual sounds, and electrical hazards.
Troubleshooting trolley movement, oil leaks, and grounding problems.
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