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Do not deliberately use limit switches to stop the motion. Always stop
the motion by using the control devices on the controller.
If the product malfunctions during use, push the emergency stop button
and contact the supervisor.
Note: Motors get hot when they are turning, even without a load on the hook.
Operate the motors at the highest practical safe speed because low speeds
generate more heat. Allow the motors to cool down frequently so that they do
not overheat. Refer to the owner’s manual for the maximum permissible
continuous operation times. If a motor gets top hot then the thermostat will prevent further
operation.
7.3.1 Motor Control Methods
The components are controlled by a variety of electrical circuits called “drive circuits”. The
motors can all be driven by the same type of drive circuits or a mixture of types。
Note: Sudden speed changes increase wear on motors and brakes.
7.3.2 Lifting and Lowering Motions
Before lifting
After securely attaching the load to the lifting device, the hoist must be correctly positioned and
attached to perform the lift. The following steps must be followed before lifting.
Moving a load that is not properly attached to the lifting device could
cause death or serious injury.
Note: Do not attempt to lift a load which is fastened to the ground or to a base
which will prevent it from being lifted.
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