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Nihon Bisoh BISOMAC210 - User Manual

Nihon Bisoh BISOMAC210
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NIHON BISOH CO., LTD.
BISOMAC210
Specifications for North America 3P model
Electric Traction Hoist
Operator’s Manual
[with Overload Detection Device]
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Summary

FOR SAFE USE

1.1 General Safe Use Guidelines

Provides general guidance for safe operation, understanding the manual, and operator responsibilities.

1.2 Maintenance and Repairs

Outlines requirements for handling, maintenance, inspections, and repairs by trained and certified personnel.

1.3 Hazard Symbols Explained

Explains the meaning of safety symbols like WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE for risk assessment.

FUNCTION AND DESCRIPTION OF EACH COMPONENT

3.1 BISOMAC210 Traction Hoist Overview

Describes the main hoist unit, its parts, and their respective functions with visual aids.

3.2 BISOLOCK Fall Arrest Device

Explains the function and components of the BISOLOCK fall arrest device for safety.

3.3 BISOLOAD Overload Detection Device

Details the function and components of the BISOLOAD overload detection device for load management.

SPECIFICATIONS

2.1 BISOMAC210 Model Specifications

Details technical specs for BISOMAC210: load, voltage, current, speed, dimensions, weight, control system.

2.2 BISOLOCK Device Specifications

Lists specifications for BISOLOCK: model, rated load, activation speed, dimensions, and self-weight.

2.3 BISOLOAD Device Specifications

Provides specifications for BISOLOAD: model, rated load, dimensions, self-weight, and activation load.

2.4 Designated Wire Rope Specifications

Details specifications for NIHON BISOH designated wire ropes, including diameter, construction, and load.

WORK ENVIRONMENT

SET UP INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 1 Safety Device Installation

Guides on installing BISOLOCK and BISOLOAD safety devices onto the BISOMAC unit.

STEP 2 Power Supply Connection

Details connecting the BISOMAC to the power supply, including connector types and precautions.

STEP 3 Suspension Wire Rope Installation

Explains the procedure for inserting and securing the suspension wire rope into the BISOMAC.

STEP 4 Hoist Installation onto Platform

Covers lifting and attaching the hoist to the platform using specified bolts and torque.

STEP 5 Daily Inspection Procedure

Instructs operators to perform daily inspections as per Section 7 before operation.

OPERATING THE HOIST

6.1 Hoist Carrying and Storage

Provides guidance on safely transporting the hoist, detaching components, and weight information.

6.2 Hoist Operation Methods

Covers basic operation like lifting, lowering, and the use of the emergency stop button.

DAILY TESTS AND INSPECTIONS

7.1 Rigging Materials Inspection

Details daily inspection of rigging materials like bolts, clamps, and wire ropes for damage or wear.

7.2 Wire Rope Inspection

Outlines procedures to inspect wire rope for waviness, broken wires, diameter, rust, and exposure to heat.

7.3 Hoist Pre-Operation Checks

Covers pre-operation inspections of the hoist, including bolts, cables, connectors, and power connections.

7.3.1 Lifting and Emergency Stop Tests

Describes tests for platform lifting and the functionality of the emergency stop switch.

7.3.2 Controlled Descent Function Test

Details testing the emergency controlled descent lever for safe lowering during power loss.

7.3.3 BISOLOCK Functionality Test

Explains how to test the BISOLOCK's ability to hold wire rope and stop platform descent.

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

TROUBLESHOOTING AT JOB SITE

Case I: Hoist Does Not Run

Lists possible causes and solutions when the hoist fails to start or operate.

Case II: Descends but Cannot Ascend;Pumps

Addresses issues where the hoist descends but cannot ascend or exhibits pumping problems.

Case III: Motor Runs, Rope Not Winding

Troubleshoots scenarios where the motor is active but the wire rope is not winding.

Case IV: Reeves Rope, Platform Not Lifted

Details problems where wire rope is reeved, but the platform remains stationary.

Case V: Slow Lifting Speed

Explains causes and solutions for the hoist lifting at an unusually slow rate.

Case VI: Unusual Noises from Hoist;Safety Device

Discusses troubleshooting for abnormal sounds from the hoist or its safety components.

Case VII: BISOMAC Overheating

Provides solutions for the BISOMAC unit becoming excessively hot during operation.

Case VIII: Ascends, Cannot Descend

Troubleshoots issues where the hoist moves upwards but cannot be lowered using the DOWN button.

Nihon Bisoh BISOMAC210 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandNihon Bisoh
ModelBISOMAC210
CategoryChain Hoists
LanguageEnglish