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After deactivation of the emergency stop, activate the hand control twice.
• the first time to reset the PC Board
• the second time to switch on the hoist
Emergency lowering
If the GH2 hoist breaks down, the electric emergency lowering device can
be used to lower the user safely.
The emergency lowering device is operated by a constant pull on the red
strap which is also used to activate the emergency stop.
If the red strap is not pulled constantly, the emergency stop will be active
rather than the emergency lowering device, and it will not be possible to
operate the GH2 hoist before the unit is reset.
Explanation to labels:
Type B
In accordance with EN 60601-1.
Warning
Before use, cleaning and service read the user manual/technical
documentation.
Description of strap safety device
Overloading the hoist, pulling the strap crookedly, or if the strap is twisted, the
strap safety device will be activated, and the GH2 hoist will be deactivated.
If the yellow mark on the strap is visible, it is not allowed to lift with maximum
load.
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Recharging
When the GH2 hoist is not in use it should be parked in the recharging unit.
This will maintain the batteries and ensure them a long lifetime.
When GH2 is being recharged, the yellow charging indicator on GH2’s infor-
mation face is illuminated. The indicator light flashes while the batteries are
being recharged. The light indicates that the GH2 hoist and the transformer/
charger are correctly connected. The green circle of lamps on the bottom of
the hoist will blink if the batteries are running low – the GH2 hoist will then
be able to lift only a certain number of times, and the batteries must be
recharged.
To recharge the batteries, place the GH2 hoist in the charging unit marked
with the battery symbol on the rail. The batteries in a GH2 hoist installed in
a MIDI rail will be constantly recharged throughout the length of the rail.
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