To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Sky Climber Compact 1250 motor does nothing?
If the motor of your Sky Climber Chain Hoists does nothing, first restore power to the unit. If that doesn't work, the thermal protector might have tripped; allow one hour for cooling, then restart. Also, check if the Emergency Stop Switch is engaged and disengage it.
Why is my Sky Climber Compact 1250 Chain Hoists circuit breaker popping?
Your Sky Climber Chain Hoists circuit breaker might be popping due to an undersized breaker. Ensure you connect to a proper size breaker. Alternatively, there might be a short in the electric cord, in which case you should replace the cord.
Why does my Sky Climber Compact 1250 Chain Hoists motor overheat?
Motors overheat at less than 200V or greater than 240V for 220V motors and less than 190V and greater than 220V for 208V motors.
What to do if Sky Climber Chain Hoists electric motor runs slow?
If the electric motor of your Sky Climber Chain Hoists runs slowly, check the source voltage. Low source voltage can cause this. Use a booster transformer or separate drop cords. Also, on long drops, too much voltage is lost in the electric cord, so use a booster transformer or separate electric cord to each unit. Badly 'pitted' points, brake not releasing, defective contactor, or capacitor issues require you to return the item to a Factory Authorized Service Center.
What to do if Sky Climber Compact 1250 won't come down?
If your Sky Climber Chain Hoists won't come down, it may be due to a tripped Sky Lock Brake or an over-speed condition. In either case, get off the platform! If it's nuisance tripping, run the system up 1" and then reset it.
What to do if Sky Climber Compact 1250 engages due to over-speed conditions?
Remove personnel from the platform. Lower the platform to the ground or raise it to the roof by means other than the hoist. Do not release or reset the brake.
Explains the operation of compact electric hoists with Sky Lock III, including controls like directional switch and stop button.
Explains the operation of compact air hoists with Sky Lock III & oil/filter, including controls and air motor.
Details the mandatory use and function of the Sky Lock secondary over-speed brake.
Details OSHA requirements for safety harnesses, lanyards, life lines, and rope grabs.
Procedures for testing hoist load, emergency stop, and controlled descent systems.
Lists common hoist and Sky Lock problems, their possible causes, and corrective actions.
Details possible problems, reasons, and remedies for air motors.
Details wire rope inspection frequency, mandatory replacement conditions, and defect examples.
General| Brand | Sky Climber |
|---|---|
| Model | Compact 1250 |
| Category | Chain Hoists |
| Language | English |
