HADEF 62/05 S Installation, Operating And Maintenance Instructions For The Installer And The User Download Page 21

 

 

 

 

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13.3 

Checking the load chain 

   

CAUTION!

 

The load chain must be tested over its entire length! 

The measure  of the load chain must be carried out especially in the areas which are subject to the highest 
wear.  Through  the  lifting  movement,  these  are  the  contact  points  of  the  chain  with  sprocket  wheel  and 
deflection pulleys. 

 

acc. DIN 685-part 5 

 

L11 = pitch increase over 11 chain links 

 

L1   = pitch increase over 1 chain link 

 

 

Illustration 21   

 

dm= detected link diameter (d1+d2)/2 

 

 

Illustration 22   

 

Chain dimensions 

Dimension 

 

mm

 

Chain dimension

 

5x15

 

7x21

 

9x27

 

11,3x31

 

16x45

 

23,5x66 

L11

 

171,4

 

238,8

 

300,8

 

348,1

 

505,6

 

743,0 

L1

 

16,0

 

22,4

 

28,1

 

32,7

 

47,4

 

69,5 

dm

 

4,6

 

6,5

 

8,2

 

10,2

 

14,4

 

21,2 

 

 

   

WARNING!

 

When  the  dimensions  listed  in  the  table  are  reached  due  to  wear  or  deformation,  the  chain  must  be 
replaced! 

 

13.4 

Checking the load hook 

Load hook 

 

X = measuring distance hook mouth width 

Y = measured length from hook no. 6 

H = thickness of hook saddle 

 

Illustration 23 

 

 

 

 

 

Dimensions for load and suspension hook  

 

Dimension

 

 

mm

 

Capacity in t 

0,125-0,25 

0,5 

Hook No. 

012 

025 

05 

X resp. Y 

24 

28 

37 

40 

19 

24 

31 

40 

 

Please fill in the measured 
values before commissioning: 

 

Capacity

 

t

 

X  bzw. Y

 

mm

 

H

 

mm

 

 

 

 

 

   

CAUTION!

 

When the dimension of hook opening width is deformed more than 10% or when the dimension of the hook 
bottom thickness is fallen short of by 5% due to wear, the hook must be replaced. 

 

13.5 

Checking the suspension eye 

 

 

Dimensions for suspension eye 

 

 

 

Dimensions

 

mm

 

Capacity in kg 

125-250 

500/1 

1000/2 

1000/1 

2000/2 

Eye Ø 

36 

36 

36 

52 

G min. 

12,5 

12,5 

12,5 

22 

 

Please fill in the measured 
values before commissioning: 

 

Capacity

 

kg

 

Eye Ø 

mm

 

mm

 

If the 

dimension “G” will be underrun or cracks or damages are visible, interchange the suspension 

eye. 

 

Summary of Contents for 62/05 S

Page 1: ...Electric Chain Hoist 62 05 stationary with suspension eye or hook S with monorail push travel trolley R with monorail hand geared trolley H with monorail electric trolley E Installation Operating and...

Page 2: ...e life 4 2 Safety 4 2 1 Warning notice and symbols 4 2 2 Duty of care of the owner 4 2 3 Requirements for the operating personnel 5 2 4 Appropriate use 5 2 5 Basic safety measures 6 3 Transport and St...

Page 3: ...ucts meet European Union requirements in particular the valided EU Machine Directive The entire company works acc to a certified quality assurance system as per ISO 9001 The production of components a...

Page 4: ...GER Failure to follow the instructions of this manual can lead to unpredictable hazards For any resulting damage or personal injury HADEF assumes no liability The unit was designed and built following...

Page 5: ...ntenance work DANGER In order to avoid severe injury please pay attention to the following when using the equipment Use protective clothes equipment Do not wear long hair hanging down open Do not wear...

Page 6: ...onsible supervisor immediately If the unit is put into motion any persons in the immediate vicinity must be informed by calling to them Please pay attention to the regulations for load carrying device...

Page 7: ...n parking position If the device is set up in a continuously humid environment with strong temperature fluctuations the correct functionings are endangered by the forming of condensation During longer...

Page 8: ...on against functional failures in case of extreme environmental impact is the regular use of the equipment If the hoist is not used very often we recommend to carry out a test run at least once a week...

Page 9: ...ff the device if phase failure occurs In addition all devices with low voltage control are equipped with thermal sensors to protect the lifting motor and end switches for lifting lowering as a standar...

Page 10: ...om the outer to the inner side X increases or from the inner to the outer side X decreases Washers 6 and rubber discs depended on type leave a distance for the load hook It is important that the load...

Page 11: ...lief cable 4 Connector plug 5 Locking clips Unscrew the locking screw 1 incl the retaining plate 2 Screw the strain relief cable 3 behind the retaining plate 2 tightly to the casing with the locking s...

Page 12: ...n 8 System start optional Illustration 9 Push button functions E Relieved push button stand still push button half pushed slow speed push button pushed completely fast speed Illustration 10 Red Emerge...

Page 13: ...ecifications in the test book During operation the nominal load of the unit must not be exceeded 9 Commissioning 9 1 General The operator of the unit is responsible for the entire system According to...

Page 14: ...ial number 9 2 5 Assignment recommendation of line cross sections and fuses Assignment of line cross sections and fuses must be done acc to VDE0100 For total motor output add all motor output data The...

Page 15: ...for lifting If desired the chain hoist can be fitted with a limit switch for lifting GTES 51 67 or GTES 51 180 It allows to adjust any switching point desired for example the limit positions of upper...

Page 16: ...service initially or when putting back into service it must be checked whether All fastening screws if existent socket pins flap socket and safety devices are tightened and secured The oil levels in t...

Page 17: ...and when the conditions for replacement are reached i e one or several dimensions in the table have been reached there is corrosion or elongation the chain must be replaced When replacing the chain al...

Page 18: ...ain Tightening torque of screws for bottom block M5 10 9 8Nm M6 10 9 15 Nm Illustration 15 2 fall version 2 1 put the chain through the bottom block more and more fix the last chain link with bolt 4 a...

Page 19: ...anchor plate 10 using a feeler gauge until nominal air gap a is reached see table 4 Unscrew the cap screws 8 from the magnetic body clockwise 5 Tighten the locking screws 6 6 Check the air gap again...

Page 20: ...These conditions have to be written down in the test book The owner user is responsible to make sure that these conditions are observed 13 2 Periodic checks Independently from the regulations of the i...

Page 21: ...or deformation the chain must be replaced 13 4 Checking the load hook Load hook X measuring distance hook mouth width Y measured length from hook no 6 H thickness of hook saddle Illustration 23 Dimen...

Page 22: ...tal influences that foster wear such as sand a dry lubricant should be used e g graphite powder When lubricating the chain s condition of wear should be checked CAUTION Do not use grease for lubricati...

Page 23: ...6 320 Renolin PG 460 Omala S4 WE 460 Glygolube 460 Degol GS 460 Glygoyle 460 Alphasyn PG 460 Kl bersynth GH 6 460 Renolit FEP2 Alvania EP2 Unirex EP2 Mobilux EP2 MULTIS EP2 Renolin B10 VG32 Tellus Oi...

Page 24: ...manufactuerer for repair Rotor is rubbing Brake does not release See problem Brake does not release Defect of capacitor only for alternating current 1 Replace the capacitor Defect of starter relay on...

Page 25: ...all operating material is disposed of in accordance with environmental regulations 17 1 Temporary decommissioning Measures are as above Also read the chapter Transport and storage 17 2 Final decommiss...

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