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Lubrication & Maintenance instructions 

 

 

1)

 

Always disconnect power at source before servicing unit. 

 

2)

 

Coat teeth of rack, pinion, and slewing ring gear for models with rotation (MR models

),

 drive every two 

months.  Use Jet Lube Gear Guard, open gear lubricant. 

 

3)

 

Lubricate slides and slide ways every two months using STL Compound Corporation “SAF-T-EZE” (anti 

seize regular).  High duty cycles may require more frequent lubrication. 

 

4)

 

Lubricate roller chains and sprockets as required depending on the duty cycle.  

 

5)

 

Check rack pinions and roller chains for wear every six months.  Replace if necessary. 

 

6)

 

Check entire unit for wear, loose bolts, etc., every two months. 

 

7)

 

Check oil level in reducer or gear motors every six months.  If low, fill according to manufacturer’s 

recommendation. 

 

8)

 

Lubricate flange bearings with EP#2 grease every six months. 

 

9)

 

Check bail pin/area for wear every two months.  Bail should be repaired or pin replaced if it is worn more 

than 20% of its original size. 

 

Note: When ordering replacement parts or inquiring about the lifter, please refer to serial number 

shown on the identification tag on lifter. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

Summary of Contents for M5067

Page 1: ...COIL LIFTER M5067 MR5067 Operation Safety Maintenance Manual ...

Page 2: ... are furnished with the lifter refer to the wiring diagram provided Always disconnect power at source before servicing the lifter When connecting lifter to power supply be sure to follow approved lockout tagout procedures as outlined in ANSI Z244 1 Only qualified personnel should install and or service this lifter Coil lifters are furnished with an adjustable clutch on the reducer output shaft Bef...

Page 3: ...lifter over the coil to ensure proper engagement Slowly raise the coil grab until the coil begins to rise Before continuing the lift inspect the lifter and coil to be sure the load is properly engaged Make adjustments if necessary Recheck the load path and then proceed with the lift Transport the coil to its destination Lower the lifter until the coil contacts the storage surface Open the coil lif...

Page 4: ... place before moving the load This includes the operator who should remain at a safe distance and should not push or touch the load o Align the lifter perpendicular to the path of travel before attempting to move the load o Raise the lifter only as high as necessary to clear obstacles o Warning Never move loads over people or let loads bump or catch on any obstruction Injury or damage may result o...

Page 5: ...arkings are in place and legible Every two months the coil lifter should be visually inspected in the areas indicated Lifters showing excessive wear or damage should be removed from service Coil lifters are furnished with various types of bails that should be inspected for wear Call for repairs or replacement parts if load bearing sections show wear in excess of 20 of the original See certified dr...

Page 6: ...tighten locking nut clockwise to prevent clutch slippage then position nut so that one of the vertical grooves aligns with one of set screw holes Tighten set screw Note Do not tighten set screw if it is not aligned with nut groove or thread damage may occur 3 Note During the initial break in period re adjustment of clutch may be necessary Warning Do not over tighten the clutch This may result in d...

Page 7: ...ockets as required depending on the duty cycle 5 Check rack pinions and roller chains for wear every six months Replace if necessary 6 Check entire unit for wear loose bolts etc every two months 7 Check oil level in reducer or gear motors every six months If low fill according to manufacturer s recommendation 8 Lubricate flange bearings with EP 2 grease every six months 9 Check bail pin area for w...

Page 8: ...RECORD OF INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE Date Inspection or Maintenance Procedure Findings Initials ...

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