What to do if the safety brake will not release on Southwire Lifting Systems?
If the safety brake on your Southwire Lifting System will not release, ensure the unit is in a vertical position. If it's not vertical, the brake is designed to remain engaged. Place the unit in a vertical position and wind mast sections up to full extension.
Why is the load easing down slowly on my Southwire Lifting Systems?
If your Southwire Lifting System's load is slowly easing down, it's likely that the winch brake needs to be properly set at the desired height. To set the brake, crank the winch handles forward a half turn towards the lift once the load is in position.
What to do if the Southwire Lifting Systems unit is vertical and brakes will not release?
If your Southwire Lifting System unit is vertical but the brakes still won't release, the mast section or carriage might be too close to the mast stop. This lack of clearance between the mast stops prevents the brakes from disengaging. Use the release hook to manually disengage the safety brakes.
Why do the brakes engage when the Southwire Lifting Systems unit is being serviced or is not in a vertical position?
If your Southwire Lifting System is being serviced or is not in a vertical position, the brakes will engage. This is because the brakes are designed to engage if the unit is horizontal or tilted off-center. To disengage the brakes, use the release hook.
What to do if the brake does not work after servicing the winch on Southwire Lifting Systems?
If you've serviced the winch on your Southwire Lifting System and the brake no longer works, it's possible the brake ratchet or ratchet dog wasn't installed correctly. Consult the winch drawing in this manual and correct the installation problem.
Why is the winch hard to crank down on my Southwire Lifting Systems?
If the winch on your Southwire Lifting System is hard to crank down, it's likely that the brake is over-engaged. Refer to the illustration and instructions in the manual to address this issue.
Why are the masts not rising in succession on my Southwire Lifting Systems?
If the masts of your Southwire Lifting System aren't rising in succession, several factors could be at play. First, ensure you're not exceeding the maximum load limit. Also, verify that the load is centered properly on the forks, consulting the load capacity chart if needed. Other potential issues include mast rollers or cable pulley wheels not rotating smoothly, damaged cables, or damaged mast sections. Finally, make sure the unit is vertical, as the safety brake will prevent release otherwise. Here are some things to check: * Confirm that the load does not exceed the maximum load limit. * Check load capacity chart and reposition load. * Clean mast sections with a degreaser or brake cleaner and lubricate with a silicon lubricant. * If there is any damage to the pulley wheel, or i...
Check all moving parts and wire rope for proper operating condition before each use.
Guidelines for safe operation considering environmental factors and potential workplace dangers.
Instructions for transporting the lift to the job site without a load.
Procedures for moving the lift with a load within the work area.
Detailed steps for safely lifting and lowering loads using the winch mechanism.
Procedures for deploying and using the stabilizer legs for safe operation.
General| Brand | Southwire |
|---|---|
| Model | SUMNER EVENTER 25 Series |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
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