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If the load has jammed or is tied in place with Tractel Chain Hoists: * Carefully free or untie the load. * Check the rope, rigging, and load lifting equipment for their operating safety.
Defines terms and abbreviations used throughout the manual for clarity.
Explains the meaning of symbols used to convey safety and operational information.
Provides essential safety guidelines to prevent injuries and equipment damage.
Details operator responsibilities, training, and procedures for safe operation.
Outlines the responsibilities of the system manufacturer regarding product compliance and installation.
Describes how the equipment is delivered to the customer.
Lists all components included in the standard delivery package.
Provides a general description of the hoist and its intended purpose.
Explains how the hoist operates and its primary functions.
Details information found on nameplates and applicable restrictions for safe use.
General information regarding wire ropes for the hoist.
Lists applicable directives and standards that the product conforms to.
Outlines pre-installation checks for rigging, anchoring, and site inspection.
Provides instructions for assembling the hoist and making electrical connections.
Details the correct procedure for anchoring the hoist to prevent falling hazards.
Explains the safety precautions and procedures for electrical connections.
Provides instructions and safety warnings for mounting the wire rope correctly.
Describes the correct method for feeding and managing the suspension wire rope.
Details the installation of the stop disc for the upper drive path limit.
Ensures the hoist and its components are ready for operation through checks.
Checks to ensure the hoist and its components are ready for operation.
Describes the necessary tests to verify the hoist's functionality and safety devices.
Daily checks to perform before operating the hoist for safety and functionality.
General guidelines and safety precautions for operating the hoist.
Procedures and safety warnings for attaching and loading the hoist.
Step-by-step instructions for operating the hoist during lifting and lowering.
Actions to take after an emergency stop event to resume operation safely.
Instructions for manually lowering the load in case of power failure or emergency.
Procedures for manually moving the hoist upwards.
Instructions for operating the hoist using the hand crank.
Procedures for switching off the hoist when it is overloaded.
Safety measures to be taken during work breaks.
Procedures for securing the hoist during temporary periods of inactivity.
Steps for safely dismantling and storing the equipment.
General instructions and procedures for safely transporting the hoist.
Guidelines for storing the hoist and wire ropes under appropriate conditions.
Specifies who is authorized to perform maintenance and service work.
Outlines required inspections, their frequency, and documentation.
Instructions on how to read the running hours counter for maintenance scheduling.
Details daily, weekly, and annual care and maintenance tasks for the hoist.
Specific care and maintenance instructions for wire ropes, including cleaning and lubrication.
Guidelines for lubricating the hoist components and wire rope.
Procedures for replacing wire ropes and other worn parts.
Information on how to have wire rope tips professionally replaced.
Instructions for maintaining and replacing power supply and control cables.
Information on the maintenance-free nature of these components.
Detailed steps for adjusting the mechanical load limiting device for safety.
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