The product has been outfitted with a
thermostat switch. During operation, it may stop the
motor 3 . The motor can be only started again once it
has cooled down.
Winding/unwinding the cable (Fig. J)
Winding the cable: Press the control switch 8 upwards
according to the arrow indication .
Unwinding the cable: Press the control switch 8
downwards according to the arrow indication .
Lifting loads
Lower the steel cable 14 so you can handle it com
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fortably.
Fasten the load to the hook 10 12. Use additional bun
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gee cords where necessary.
The load’s centre of gravity must be beneath the pro
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duct.
Wind up the steel cable 14 until it is only taut. Then
fully lift the load.
Maximum/minimum length levers
NOTE
The maximum/minimum length levers 15 16 are not
intended to regularly stop the product. Always attempt
to stop the product before it triggers one of these
levers.
Minimum cable length lever
When the steel cable 14 is fully wound up, the mini
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mum cable length lever 15 will be triggered.
The steel cable cannot be wound up any further. It can
only be unwound.
Maximum cable length lever
When the steel cable 14 is fully unwound, the
maximum cable length lever 16 will be triggered.
The steel cable cannot be unwound any further. It
can only be wound up.
Emergency off switch (Fig. J)
In case of an emergency, press the emergency off
switch 7 to stop lifting or lowering operation.
The product is then locked. To unlock the product, turn
the emergency off switch 7 slightly clockwise (in the
direction of the arrow) until it pops out.
Set-up as block and tackle
Setting up the product as a block and tackle distributes
the load to 2 pulleys. This allows twice the weight to be
lifted. However, the maximum lifting height and speed
are reduced by half.
Accessories
The following tools are needed for the safe and proper
use of the block and tackle function:
2 spanners (8 )
2 spanners (13 )
Fasten the hook 12 to the intended mounting opening
18. The steel cable 14 now forms a loop.
Dismantle the pulley 11 of the extra hook:
Remove the 3 screws (Fig. F).
Hang the pulley 11 in the loop formed by the steel
cable 14 (Fig. G).
Attach the screws and the extra hook 10 to the pulley
11. Fasten the 3 screws (Fig. H).
The block and tackle is now operational (Fig. I).
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Disconnect the device from the power supply before
inspections, maintenance or cleaning!
Cleaning
Ensure that no water enters the product interior.
Regular, proper cleaning helps ensure safe operation
and lengthens the service life of
your product.
Clean the product with a dry cloth. Use a soft brush for
hard-to-reach areas.
NOTE
Do not use any chemical, alkaline, abrasive or otherwi
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se aggressive cleaning or disinfecting agents to clean
the product as they may damage its surfaces.
Test interval Procedure
Before each use Check whether the emergency
off switch 7 and control switch 8 are properly
functioning.
Every 30 cycles
Check the entire steel cable 14 for damages (Fig. K).
Replace the steel cable if damaged (available at
specialist retailers).
Every 100 cycles
Check to ensure the maximum/minimum length
levers 15 16 are fully functional without load.
Every 200 cycles
Lubricate the steel cable 14 and the pulley 11.
Every 800 cycles
Make sure all screws are securely fastened.
Check the entire product for signs of wear.
One cycle corresponds to one upward and
downward movement of a load.
Storage
Clean the product as described above.
Store the product and its accessories in a dark, dry,
frost-free and well-ventilated location.
Store the product at a location out of the reach of chil
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dren. The ideal temperature for long-term storage is
b5 and +30 °C.
Store the product in its original packaging.
TECHNICAL DATA AE8H75DN
power:
750W/1050W
Voltage:
230V / 50Hz
Operating mode:
S3 25 % 10 min:
Permitted load:
200 kg | 400 kg
Lift height:
12 m 6 m
Steel rope, diameter: 3,8 mm
Net weight:
15 kg
Protection class:
I
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