To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if KITO ER2 Chain Hoists make regular clicking sounds when lifting?
If your KITO Chain Hoists are making regular clicking sounds when lifting, disassemble the hoist and check the friction clutch.
What to do if KITO Chain Hoists motor does not stop automatically at the upper or lower limit?
If the motor of your KITO Chain Hoists doesn't automatically stop when reaching the upper or lower limit, replace the limit switch. Alternatively, disassemble the actuator of the limit switch for cleaning.
How to fix unclear label indication of the push button switch on KITO ER2 Chain Hoists?
If the label indication on the push button switch of your KITO Chain Hoists is unclear, clean and repair the label, or replace it with a new one. Ensure the label is securely affixed.
What to do if my KITO Lifting Systems electric chain hoist does not operate?
If your KITO Lifting System's electric chain hoist isn't working, start by measuring the voltage of each phase at the power receiving terminal to address improper source voltage. If the source voltage is improper, check the power receiving facility. Also, if the breaker tripped due to a short circuit, replace or repair the short-circuited part. For breakers tripped due to insufficient capacity, check and replace if necessary. If tripped due to over current, identify and address the cause.
Why KITO Lifting Systems does not stop normally?
If your KITO Lifting Systems hoist doesn't stop normally, it could be due to a melted contact point in the electromagnetic contactor, abrasion of the brake lining causing too long or short stopping distance, or a negative phase connection in the power cable. Check these components to resolve the issue.
How to troubleshoot abnormal noise in KITO Lifting Systems?
Abnormal noise in KITO Lifting Systems can stem from several causes: abrasion of the load chain, abrasion of the load sheave or idle sheave, deterioration of the bearing, dragging in the brake, using improper oil with a friction clutch with mechanical brake, or mechanical interference during trolley travel. Inspect these areas to pinpoint the noise source. For the friction clutch, ensure you are using the designated oil.
General| Control Voltage | 24V |
|---|---|
| Duty Cycle | 40% ED |
| Protection Class | IP55 |
| Temperature Range | -20°C to +40°C |
| Type | Electric Chain Hoist |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Motor Insulation | Class F |
| Brake Type | Electromagnetic |
| Load Chain Grade | Grade 80 |
| Ambient Temperature | -20°C to +40°C |
| Power Supply | 3-phase |
| Lift Height | 3 to 30 meters |
| Chain Falls | 1 or 2 |
| Voltage | 200-240V, 380-480V |
Details the components of ER2, ER2M, ER2SG/ER2SP models with diagrams.
Instructions for checking the product upon delivery and understanding packaging.
Outlines technical specs, operating conditions, voltage, and grade classifications.
Covers general operation, safety, and specific usage instructions for different models.
Provides a step-by-step guide for maintenance engineers and installers.
Details procedures for connecting power cables, relay cables, and push button cords.
Covers installation steps for hook-suspended and trolley-combined models.
Lists checks required after installation to ensure safety and proper function.
Highlights essential safety measures and precautions during inspection procedures.
Details daily, frequent, and specific inspection items for various hoist and trolley components.
Outlines periodic inspection steps for electrical, mechanical, and performance aspects of the hoist.
Provides guidance on replacing parts based on operating hours and wear indicators like CH Meter.
Explains how to use the CH Meter for tracking operating hours and start times for maintenance.
Summarizes common failure causes, symptoms, and corresponding check items for single-speed models.
Addresses problems related to power supply, circuit breaker tripping, and main fault causes.
Covers troubleshooting for motor operation issues and electromagnetic brake malfunctions.
Details issues and solutions for internal wiring, transformers, contactors, fuses, and limit switches.
Provides troubleshooting steps for VFD, interface board, and braking resistor related problems.
Addresses problems related to load chain twists, sounds, elongation, and hook deformation or wear.
Covers troubleshooting for issues affecting the trolley's movement on the rail, including wheels and bearings.
Lists available optional parts like friction clutches, overload alarms, and various suspenders.
Provides detailed diagrams showing the internal and external parts of the hoist and trolleys.
Includes hook dimensions, lifting load tables, motor currents, and conversion tables.
Offers detailed wiring diagrams for single and dual-speed models of ER2 and ER2M series.
Provides pre-formatted check sheets for daily, frequent, and periodic inspections of the hoist and trolleys.
