ADDITIONAL SAFETY INSTrUCTIONS
Persons who intend to use the product must first rece
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ive appropriate training or instructions.
It is prohibited to move persons with the product.
It is prohibited to lift loads in excess of the nominal
load.
Do not attempt to lift stuck or jaed loads.
The steel cable must be taut when lifting the load.
Do not pull the loads in horizontal direction.
Avoid switching the product on and off rapidly (inching
operation).
Always be attentive when operating the product.
Do not leave hanging loads unattended without taking
appropriate safety measures.
Do not stand or work underneath raised loads.
The product has not been outfitted with a rated power
limit. Do not attempt to lift the load further when the
overheat protection limits operation. In this case, the
load has exceeded the product’s nominal power.
Do not use the maximum/minimum length levers 15 16
routinely as a stop mechanism.
These levers serve as a stop mechanism only in emer
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gencies.
Before you begin: Check whether the steel cable 14
is wound properly around the drum 17 and whether
the space between coils is less than the diameter of
the cable itself .
- Use protective equipment against noise,
dust and vibrations !!!
KEEP THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE !!!
DESCrIPTION (A)
This rope hoist (hereinafter referred to as “the product”)
is suitable for lifting and lowering loads.
The load is fastened to a hook on the product.
The product is intended for use in indoor spaces
(barns, garages, workshops, etc.).
The product is not suitable for exerting lateral tensile
force.
The product is designed for household use; it is not
suitable for coercial purposes.
Other uses or modifications to the product are
considered improper use and may result in risks such
as mortal danger, injury or damages. The manufacturer
assumes no liability for damages arising from improper
use. The product is not suitable for coercial use or
other applications.
1 Mounting bracket
2 Mounting screws (with non-removable spring washer
and removable washer)
3 Motor
4 Remote control suspension cable
5 Control cable
6 Power cord with power plug
7 Emergency off switch
8 Control switch ( ↑/↓ )
9 Remote control
10 Extra hook
11 Pulley
12 Hook
13 Shut-off weight
14 Steel cable
15 Minimum cable length lever
16 Maximum cable length lever
17 Drum
18 Mounting opening for hook
PICTOgrAmS
Pictograms and values stated on the product
packaging:
a) Power values
b) Power consumption
c) Stroke height
d) Load capacity
USE AND OPErATION
The ASIST equipment and machines are designed for
domestic or hobby use only.
The manufacturer and the importer do not reco end
to use this equipment under extreme conditions and
at high loads. Any other additional requirements must
be agreed upon by the manufacturer and the buyer.
Assembly (Fig. E)
DANGER!
The square tube must be able to bear a minimum load
of 500 kg at the points where the product is fastened. If
you are unsure, consult a professional (e.g. a structu
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ral engineer).
Seek advice from a qualified technician to ensure all
screws are tightened fully and correctly.
A qualified technician or a properly trained person sho
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uld check the anchoring of the square tube before the
product is started.
Fasten the product with the mounting brackets 1 and
the mounting screws 2 to a suitable square tube.
Tighten the mounting screws 2 .
Before first use
Remove the transport lock from the steel cable 14. Cut
the rubber band and remove it.
Before you begin: Check whether the steel cable 14 is
wound properly around the drum 17 and whether the
space between coils is less than the diameter of the
cable itself (Fig. D).
Make sure the steel cable 14 passes the maximum/
minimum length levers 15 16 properly and without tou
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ching them (Fig. B).
Operation
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