Parkside PSZ 250 B2, Operation And Safety Notes, Page: 12 / 40

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Safety notices specific to the device / Before using / Operation
Before beginning, verify the steel cable
6
is
wound around the drum
3
correctly and the
clearance between the turns is smaller than the
steel cable (Fig. B).
Secure the cable hoist to a square pipe / boom
using the 2 mounting brackets
1
.The dimensi-
ons of the square pipe / boom must correspond
with the size of the mounting bracket
1
and
must be able to bear double the rated load.
Note:
We recommend contact a qualified
technician for this purpose.
Screw the mounting brackets
1
to the cable
hoist (also see Fig. C).
Tighten all screws.
Note:
A qualified technician should inspect
the anchor of the square tube / boom before
putting the device into service.
Note: The cable hoist motor
14
is equipped
with a thermostat switch. The motor
14
may
therefore stop whilst operating the cable hoist;
it will automatically restart once it has cooled
down.
The user must hoist the load from the ground at
the slowest possible speed. The cable must be
tightened when the load is being hoisted.
Secure the device with a 10 A fuse or a 10 A
earth leakage circuit breaker to protect the
electric circuit.
Before beginning, verify the steel cable
6
is
wound around the drum
3
correctly and the
clearance between the turns is smaller than the
steel cable (Fig. B).
Remove the adhesive tape from the cable drum
3
prior to first use.
Ensure the load is properly secured to the hook
8
or, for pulley operation, the additional hook
16
, and always maintain a distance to the
load and the steel cable
6
.
Check if the emergency stop switch
9
is
pressed.
Turn the emergency stop switch
9
clockwise
to release.
Press the push button
▲
10
to hoist the load
(see Fig. H).
Press the push button
▼
10
to lower the load
(see Fig. H).
Auto-stop mechanism lever
5
When the maximum hoisting height has been
reached, the shut-off weight
7
will push the lever
5
upward. This engages a limit switch and the
load can no longer be hoisted.
Maximum cable length lever
4
When the load reaches the lowest possible
position, an end switch is activated, preventing the
load from being lowered further. This end switch
also prevents the cable hoist from being operated
in the wrong direction (hook moving opposite of
the direction indicated on the push button
10
).
Install the pulley
15
and additional hook
16
as
shown in figures D–G.
Hook the fixed hook
8
into the fixing opening
2
(see Fig. G). The load will now be lifted
with two steel cables and the cable hoist can
therefore lift double the load.
The cable hoist is equipped with a pulley
15
and
an additional hook
16
. When used correctly,
thecable hoist can lift double the load.
Before using
Operation
Mounting (see Fig. C)
Putting the cable hoist
into service
Operating the cable hoist
Setting up the pulley function
(see Fig. D–G)