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If the secondary brake will not actuate manually on your Tractel Industrial Equipment, it is likely due to frozen parts. DO NOT USE the unit until the brake has thawed, dried, and is in proper condition. Thawing may be accomplished by blowing ducted dry heat (200 degrees F. max.) on the brake area. DO NOT USE OPEN FLAME!
What to do if the centrifugal weights do not turn or do not turn smoothly during operation on my Tractel Tirak X Industrial Equipment?
If the centrifugal weights do not turn or do not turn smoothly during operation on your Tractel Industrial Equipment, it is probably due to dirty, corroded, or worn parts. Check operation through the sightglass. Do not use if operating improperly. Return unit to TRACTEL.
General| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
|---|---|
| Weight | Varies depending on the model (consult specific model datasheet) |
| Applications | Construction, industrial lifting |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Safety Features | Overload protection, emergency stop |
Clarifies roles of "Manufacturer" and "Supplier" as referenced in the manual.
User responsibilities for understanding and following manual instructions for safe operation.
Importance of regular inspections and maintenance of hoist and components.
Need for properly trained and competent personnel to operate and maintain equipment.
Hoist safety depends on the entire scaffold system being compatible and safe.
Warning against unnecessary risks and critical safety procedures to prevent accidents.
Details main assemblies (motor, gearbox, brakes) and hoist advantages.
Key technical specifications, dimensions, and wire rope data for hoist models.
Defines scope and essential checks before rigging operations.
Covers power supply, fuses, cord grounding, and hoist control.
Details correct methods for mounting tirak™ X-series and T-series hoists.
Specifies required wire rope classification, construction, diameter, and breaking strength.
Provides steps for rigging, termination, anchoring, and handling wire ropes.
Explains the procedure for reeving wire rope through the hoist and secondary brake.
Outlines steps for safely removing wire rope from the hoist after use.
Covers pre-operation checks, platform cycling, and primary/secondary brake function tests.
Details standard operating procedures, including UP/DOWN motion and precautions.
Explains emergency descent and secondary brake actions.
Lists problems related to the wire rope drive mechanism and their solutions.
Addresses motor and primary brake issues, providing causes and remedies.
Details problems with the BSO/BS/BSO secondary brake and their solutions.
Outlines daily checks for primary/secondary brake function and equipment condition.
Covers monthly inspections for wire ropes, rigging, parts, and replacement conditions.
Provides guidance on hoist, wire rope, and secondary brake maintenance.
Explains information conveyed by hoist and component nameplates.
Describes purpose and location of labels with safety warnings and operational advice.
Outlines terms and conditions of the manufacturer's warranty, including limitations.
Provides contact information for scaffold safety training courses and resources.
Presents general safety rules for scaffold erection, use, and inspection.
Details procedures for rigging, wire rope, power supply, and fall arrest systems.
