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Item

Method

Discard criteria

Remedy

5. Brake system

5.1 Rust

Check visually

All parts should be free from rust.

Remove rust, 
oil the parts or 
replace

5.2 Flaw on 
friction disc

Check visually

Should be free from flaws.

Replace

5.3 Wear on 
friction disc

Measure

Retain uniform thickness and friction disc shall 
not be worn more than 0.5mm. 

Replace

5.4 Flatness of 
friction disc

Check clearance 
with gauge

Clearance should be uniform. Internal part 
should not be thicker than external part.

Replace

5.5 Pawl

Check visually

Should be free from wear on the surface.

Replace

5.6 Pawl spring

Check visually

Should be free from deformation.

Replace

5.7 Ratchet disc

Measure

Measure the external diameter A of ratchet disc.

Replace

5.8 Clutch spring

Measure

Measure the length

0.75t   L≤31.5mm     A≤15°
1.5t     L≤31.5mm     A≤15°
3~9t   L≤34.2mm     A≤40°

Replace

6. Lifting system

6.1 Load sheave

Check visually

Should be free from wear and deformation.

Replace

6.2 Gears

Check visually

Teeth should be free from excessive wear or 
flaws.

Replace

6.3 Gear box

Check visually

Should be free from wear or deformation.

Replace

7. Lever handle 
system

7.1 Hand lever, 
feed ratchet, 
spring pin

Check visually

Should be free from wear or deformation.

Replace

7.2 Torsional 
spring

Measure

Measure the length

0.75t   L≤59.4mm     A≤165°
1.5t     L≤59.4mm     A≤165°
3~9t   L≤63.9mm     A≤165°

Replace

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Capacity (t)

Thickness of friction disc (H)

Standard

Discard

0.75 ~ 9

3mm

≤2.5mm

Capacity (t)

Diameter A (mm)

Standard

Discard

0.75

74.5

≤71.5

1.5

85.0

≤83.0

3

94.0

≤91.0

6

94.0

≤91.0

9

94.0

≤91.0

Summary of Contents for LINX-LIFT PZ Series

Page 1: ...ot be installed operated or maintained by any person who has not read and understood all the contents of this manual Failure to read and comply with the contents of this manual may result in serious b...

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Page 3: ...3 1 Operating conditions 3 3 2 Technical specifications 3 4 OPERATION 4 4 1 Introduction 4 4 2 Method of operation 4 4 3 Load operation 4 4 4 Overload device if fitted 4 5 INSPECTION 4 5 1 General 4...

Page 4: ...e used in conjunction with other equipment unless the necessary and the required safety devices applicable to the system are used The company shall have no liability to the client for any loss damage...

Page 5: ...or operation WARNING 2 NEVER use the hoist chain as a sling 1 NEVER use a twisted kinked damaged or stretched load chain 3 NEVER use the hoist as a support 4 NEVER support a load on the tip of the hoo...

Page 6: ...peration temperature 10 C to 60 C Operation humidity IOO RH or less This product should not be used under water Non asbestos material Friction discs are made of asbestos free material 3 2 Technical sp...

Page 7: ...performed by qualified service personnel who have the authority to remove the hoist from service 5 2 Daily inspection Item Method Discard criteria Remedy Name plate Check visually All information shou...

Page 8: ...ection HEAVY Frequent use Quarterly inspection SEVERE Excessively frequent use Monthly inspection Item Method Discard criteria Remedy 1 Hook assembly 1 1 Stretch and wear Measure Replace 1 2 Flaw Chec...

Page 9: ...be free from flaws and deformation Measure Replace 3 2 Rust Check visually Should be free from obvious rust Remove rust oil the pin 4 Top bottom hook pin hole 4 1 Deformations Measure Replace hook as...

Page 10: ...sure Measure the external diameter A of ratchet disc Replace 5 8 Clutch spring Measure Measure the length 0 75t L 31 5mm A 15 1 5t L 31 5mm A 15 3 9t L 34 2mm A 40 Replace 6 Lifting system 6 1 Load sh...

Page 11: ...ee from wear and deformation Replace 9 Function 9 1 Lifting and lowering Lift and lower a light load No abnormal difficulty in lifting and lowering Overhaul and service 9 2 Brake Lift and lower a ligh...

Page 12: ...quires maintenance 3 Always inspect all parts if abnormal difficulty in lifting and lowering occurs 4 Never perform maintenance on the hoist whilst it is supporting a load 5 Always wipe off dirt and w...

Page 13: ...y During assembly the braking surface must be wiped clean of dirt Clean or replace the brake assembly The braking surface is oily The braking surface must not be allowed to become soiled with grease o...

Page 14: ...11 8 SPARE PARTS LIST 8 1 Exploded view diagram...

Page 15: ...sheave 18 Brake seat 31 Stripper 6 Brake side plate assembly 19 Brake steel bushing 32 Pawl spring 7 Gear side plate assembly 20 Spring washer 33 Pawl 8 Ratchet assembly 21 Hex head screw 34 Snap rin...

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