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MAINTENANCE & INSPECTION 

Periodic maintenance checks on the hoist components are recommended to make sure 
there is no damage. Do not attempt to repair defective parts. Only Global approved that 

meet specifications for strength and dimensions must be used. Please contact Global  

Industrial Customer Service (1-800-645-2986) for replacement chains, hooks, etc.

1.  Inspect the chain with load in both chain travel directions. The chain should feed  

smoothly into and away from the sprocket. If there are any binds or jumps, apply    

lubrication and clean the chain. Check for deformation, distortion or damage to any of the 
links at any connection points.

2.  Greatest wear usually occurs at high and low lift points. Chain must be replaced before 

the case is worn past 0.015” deep as shown in image 8.

3.  Check the hooks for bending, twisting or distortion. The hook must be replaced if it is bent 

more than the dimension shown in image 9.

4.  Check all hook latches, trolley parts, springs, and load bearing components.   

Apply lubricant if necessary and replace any parts as necessary.

5. 

Check brake function when the hoist is operating. The brake needs adjusting if the load 
drifts down before the motor starts. To adjust brake, use a hex key through the hole in 

the brake cover, and turn counterclockwise to tighten brake or clockwise to loosen brake.

Lubrication

Regular lubrication enables the hoist to operate at high level with long-lasting service.

1.  Air Line Lubricator – It is important to monitor the lubricator as it provides lubrication for 

the control valve and motor. ONLY motor oil or machine oil (10W) should be used.

2.  Load & Coil Chains – Keep chains clean regularly. Small amounts of lubrication routinely 

will increase the performance and life of the chains. Avoid letting the chains run dry.

3.  Upper Hook & Control Shaft - Small amounts of SAE60 can be used on the upper hook 

shank and the control shaft at bearing points.

Image 8

Image 9

Hoist Rated 

Load (lb.)

Hook Throat Opening

Normal 

Opening

Replace Hook 

if 

Opening 

is      

Greater Than

300

1-1/8”

1-9/32”

500

1-1/8”

1-9/32”

1000

1-1/8”

1-9/32”

Summary of Contents for 298625

Page 1: ...n pg 4 Installation Set up pg 4 Operation pg 6 Maintenance Inspection pg 7 Disassembly Reassembly Disassembly pg 8 Reassembly pg 11 Testing Hoist pg 14 Pendant Throttle Control Assembly pg 15 Inspecti...

Page 2: ...THESE PRODUCTS MUST BE HANDLED WITH CAUTION BY TRAINED OPERATORS WITH PROPER SAFETY GEAR AND EQUIPMENT FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY PLEASE CONTACT GLOBAL INDUSTR...

Page 3: ...U D Dimensions inches Ref 298625 298626 298627 A 15 25 15 25 15 25 B 10 25 10 25 10 25 C 4 75 4 75 4 75 D 1 75 1 75 1 75 E 7 0625 7 0625 7 0625 F 5 0625 5 0625 5 0625 G 0 9375 0 9375 0 9375 H 2 1875...

Page 4: ...hoist malfunctions and inspect carefully ALWAYS check brake function by tightening the hoist prior to each lift operation ALWAYS use hook latches and make sure they are closed ALWAYS make sure the loa...

Page 5: ...achine oil approx viscosity 150 SSU 100 deg F The lubrication rate for air supply should be 1 drop for every 50 75 cu Ft Recommended air pressure is 90 psi Speed Adjustments 1 For lifting speed the ma...

Page 6: ...ift the load 7 Depress the throttle lever marked DOWN to lower the load 8 Release the lever to stop either lifting or lowering 9 The lifting lowering speed varies by the position of the throttle valve...

Page 7: ...ook latches trolley parts springs and load bearing components Apply lubricant if necessary and replace any parts as necessary 5 Check brake function when the hoist is operating The brake needs adjusti...

Page 8: ...chain from anchor at side of upper suspension bracket on models with double reeved chains 2000lb 3 Separate load chain from lower block assembly in single reeved 300 500 and 1000 lb models Drive out s...

Page 9: ...g Use a hex key to remove pin from bottom of throttle valve if valve is to be removed See Image 19 Then remove the valve from bushing in housing The throttle valve bushing is pressed into place and ho...

Page 10: ...ng up lightly and evenly with screwdriver to free ball bearing Press off the ball bearing and clamp plate after removing retaining ring from wheel hub 2 Take out four socket head screws securing gear...

Page 11: ...sed onto shaft so far as to bow the end plate use a feeler gauge between end plate and body Align dowel pin holes in end plate with those in body and assemble pins Assemble three button head cap screw...

Page 12: ...ontrol cylinders Use new O ring gaskets 3 Use new U type seals on piston heads and O ring seals on piston stems at reassembly of control cylinder pendant throttle control models Ensure U type seals fa...

Page 13: ...in the unit if the wheel does not turn freely 3 Brake adjustment with load a With load on hook press UP lever slowly Load must not creep down before motor starts Turn adjusting screw out as required b...

Page 14: ...d The set screw should be turned out if full movement occurs before lever is fully depressed The screw should not extend beyond end of cylinder Check Hoist Under Rated Load Attach rated load to lower...

Page 15: ...valve springs from bushings Take out O ring gaskets from bushings Reassembly 1 Clean all parts with cleaning solvent and carefully inspect for wear or damage before reassembly 2 Install new air seal...

Page 16: ...Corrosion CLEANING OR PAINTING REQUIRED NOTES DATE HOIST Motor Motor Brake Hook Latch Operation Gears Shafts Bearings Upper Block Hook Upper Block Idler Spro ckets Hook Throat Opening X Record Hook Th...

Page 17: ...udes Ref No 6 1 1 1 6 Latch Kit 1 1 1 7 Bushing Machinery 1 1 1 8 Bracket Suspension 1 1 1 9a Washer Thrust Bearing ISO3031 WS81103 1 1 1 9b Washer Thrust Bearing ISO3031 GS81103 1 1 1 10 Bearing Asse...

Page 18: ...Needle ISO3031 AXK1730 1 1 1 28 Shield Bearing 1 1 1 29 1 1 1 30 Nut Hook 1 1 1 31 1 1 1 32 Pin Connecting Lower Block 1 1 1 33 Pin Spring Drive Control Lever 4 18mm 1 1 1 1 34 Block Assembly Lower 1...

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Page 20: ...Locking 1 11 Shaft Intermediate Gear 2 12 Bearing Assembly Needle B 97 4 13 Gear Intermediate 2 14 Thrust Plate 1 15 Spring Brake Shoe 1 16 Plate Gear 1 17 Screw M10 20mm 1 18 Screw Socket Head Self...

Page 21: ...bly 1 1 Screw Hex Socket Button Head M5 12mm 10 2 Bearing Ball ISO3290 6002 2Z 2 3 Plate End Dead 1 4 Blade Rotor 8 5 Rotor and Shaft Assembly 1 6 Pin Spring 5 20mm 1 7 Pin Spring 5 16mm 3 8 Body 1 9...

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Page 23: ...3601 1 14 2 65mm 2 14 Valve Throttle 1 15 Gasket O Ring Control Cylinder ISO3601 1 25 1 8mm 2 16 Hose and Strain Cable Assembly Pendant Throttle For 10 Lift 1 For 20 Lift 1 17 Pin Valve Shifter 1 18 S...

Page 24: ...1 39 Screen Inlet Swivel 1 40 Screen Muffler 1 41 Muffler Exhaust 1 42 Gasket Air Seal Motor End Plate 1 43 Gasket Control Head to Frame 1 44 Bearing Assembly Needle Control Shaft ISO10001 HK1012 1 45...

Page 25: ...air disconnect air hose clean inlet swivel screen Excessive overload Reduce load Insufficient air pressure at source Check and adjust air pressure Valve shifter not functioning Check for proper instal...

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